Craig Sullivan › Personal Financial Disclosure
Craig Sullivan: 2024 disclosure
- Office held or sought
- State Representative, HD34
- Filed
- 2024-04-16
- Source
- Read from the PDF as filed (5 pages) · TRACER document search (document 303183)
Income sources 3
| Source | Whose | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Federal retirement annuity | Self | $90,000–$125,000 |
| Social security income | Spouse | $3,000–$6,000 |
| Election judge (seasonal) | Spouse | $1,000–$5,000 |
Up to $136,000 in all: the top of each range, added up.
Assets (a financial interest over $5,000) 2
| Business, insurance policy or trust | Whose |
|---|---|
| Life insurance policy, Prudential | Spouse |
| Federal employee thrift savings retirement account | Self and spouse |
Property in Colorado 1
| Where | What | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| — | legal description given (not shown) | Self and family member |
Legal descriptions locate a property exactly, so they aren't shown here; the original has them unless the Secretary of State redacted them.
Offices, directorships and fiduciary roles 3
| Position | Organization | Whose | Paid? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vice chairman | Adams County Republican Committee $0 | Self | |
| Deacon | Arvada Baptist Church $0 | Self | |
| Deaconess | Arvada Baptist Church $0 | Family member |
Additional information
We withdrew $160,000 from thrift savings in 2023 (one-time withdrawal) to pay off all debt we had at the time (mortgage, HELOC, credit card, car loan) as well as pre-pay on taxes. As a result, 2023 Federal taxable income was $240,252, and 2023 Colorado taxable income was $205,503, much higher than they would have been otherwise.