HOUSTON, Aug. 29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Financial information is of interest to almost everyone, but the finances of our top government officials should be of special importance. It's not easy to find financial information on the President, or state governors, but TellMyGov.com has made it easy.
The Government moves a lot of money, and officials have many contributors, but who contributes? TellMyGov.com lists top contributors, top sectors, and top industries for each official as well as total income, total spent, and total debt. For President Barrack Obama, for example, the top contributor is the University of California with more than $1.3 million.
Other officials have their financial information available, too. Kay Bailey Hutchison's top industry contributor is Lawyers and Law firms with $526,834. In addition to the Federal Government, financial information is also available on State officials as well.
Financial information includes the top ten contributors for the official, the top ten sectors for contributions, and the top ten industries in which the contributions originate. Knowing who contributes to whom is important in the decision making process. Informing the voter on all aspects of a politician's campaign is one of the main objectives of TellMyGov.com, this includes their financial information.
According to Boris Ackerman, founder and CEO of TellMyGov.com, "This information will be useful to voters, because it will show which lobbyists are approaching which politician and where that politician's interest lies."
TellMyGov.com went live on July 4, 2011 and consists of members of every political party. It is a political social network site for the 2012 elections, designed for the American voter, and includes chat rooms, forums, friends, and information on current bills among other features for democrats, republicans and tea party members. It does not support one particular party but gives a platform for members of any party to voice their opinions as well as post information, videos, and start groups with like-minded individuals.
For more information visit TellMyGov.com or contact Boris Ackerman directly at 1-832-541-3499 or info@tellmygov.com.
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