The principal campaign committee is the reported connection to this candidate. Transaction details below cover that committee; candidate-wide financial totals can also cover other authorized committees.
FEC-reported relationships
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Financial timeline
2025–2026 election cycle · dated records
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Registration details
Locally ingested FEC master-file snapshot for 2025–2026
Financial figures are processed FEC totals and may change when amended reports are filed. Registration fields preserve raw master-file values loaded for the 2025–2026 snapshot.
FEC-reported relationships
Registration evidence · 2025–2026
Reported relationships are not contributions or transfers. They do not establish that any money changed hands. The reporting committee and related entity are shown separately. Only loaded relationship types are shown; this is not a complete organization chart.
Cycle-specific FEC committee master: reported connected organization / affiliated committee name. This name-only field does not establish an entity identity match. The date is local ingestion, not the original filing date.
Showing 10 of 42 loaded matching connections on the left and 10 of 13 on the right, up to 10 per side by absolute amount. This is not the full transaction history. Party filters include mixed-party contributions or activity. Full connection amounts are shown, not just the selected party’s share. Party labels use reported party information or inferred contributions/activity—not an individual’s party registration.
Democratic Republican Mixed-party contributions Other / independent Not classifiedLine width = absolute amountShown totals: $59.3K in · $651.5K out
Noncash contributions remain on the incoming side. Identified accounting offsets do not create a return arrow to the contributor. Other outgoing entries are reported disbursements, not independently verified cash movements. View cash, asset disclosures and accounting entries ↓
Estimated party mix of incoming contributorsAll 42 loaded receipt connections, weighted by each contributor’s contribution mix. Not all receipts, personal party registration, or direct receipts from a party. The graph initially shows ten per side; use the party filter or connection limit to explore the rest.
Democratic
87%
$137,783
Republican
11.9%
$18,788
Other party
0.2%
$320
Unclassified
1%
$1,520
Disbursements and routed contributions by destinationAll loaded destination connections, including those beyond the visible graph
Democratic
7.1%
$47,748
Republican
8.3%
$55,622
Other party
<0.1%
$100
Unclassified
84.5%
$565,579
Assets
Cash, assets & liabilities
Reported balances and historical asset disclosures · 2025–2026
Asset-disclosure scope: C00672295. On candidate pages this covers the linked principal committee, not every affiliated committee.
Cash and debt balances below use the FEC candidate-summary fallback for H8GA06393, whose only locally linked authorized committee is C00672295. Asset disclosures remain committee-specific.
FEC reported cash on hand$676,349
Debts owed by committee$0
Debts owed to committeeNot reported
Current separately held assetsUnknown
Cash and debt balances are FEC reported through Jun 30, 2026. Cash on hand can already include money-market accounts, CDs and Treasury bills. They are not added again. Historical noncash receipts below are not current holdings and are not added to cash. Total current financial resources cannot yet be determined.
No supported asset-receipt descriptions were identified in this partial source set. This is not a zero-asset balance; donated securities, other schedules and earlier holdings may be missing.
$779 in identified noncash accounting offsets1 source entries are excluded from default operating-payment totals and outgoing graph connections. The original FEC disbursement totals remain unchanged. This amount covers the selected local operating reports, not necessarily the same coverage as the FEC summary above.For a Bitcoin gift, the offset keeps reported cash unchanged while the committee holds the asset. It is not evidence of a payment back to the donor. In-kind services are not assumed to be assets still held.
Selected reported operating entries
$1,015,789
Less identified noncash offsets
$779
Remaining operating entries
$1,015,010
Accounting entries & source evidence (1)
Showing 1 of 1 indexed entries. Reported values and descriptions are preserved; classification is derived from those descriptions.
Raw artifact: data/raw/fec/bulk/cycle=2026/dataset=operating_expenditures/d6108c0a87ca0a02a72d333e1c0fad879a14af446f39504772d0d9369940ee7a.zip
Coverage, valuation & methodology
Historical receipt disclosures are not current holdings. Sales, transfers, refunds, fees and complete opening balances have not been reconciled; current units and market value remain unknown.
Only explicit unliquidated-asset or in-kind descriptions in selected locally loaded regular electronic operating reports are classified. Other assets, memo-only disclosures, and omitted or missing filings can exist.
The latest locally loaded report per committee, report-year and fixed reporting period is used. This does not establish that every amendment or Schedule A/C/D filing has been loaded.
Reported USD amounts are filing-date amounts, not live prices or additional cash. Do not add them to reported cash on hand; assets such as CDs, money-market investments and Treasury bills may already be included in that figure.
Generic in-kind services are accounting entries, not assets held. Remaining operating amounts exclude identified noncash entries but are not a certified cash-only total.
Index updated: Sep 12, 2026. No live market price or unverified current balance is substituted for a filing value.
Totals come from the FEC candidate summary. Itemized individual receipts and operating expenses are derived from the locally ingested Schedule A and Schedule B rows through the same coverage date.
Contribution breakdowns
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FEC summary totals are retained for reconciliation and may include noncash accounting entries. The default payment list and graph exclude identified offsets; they are not a complete audited cash-flow statement.
The partial operating-report index separately contains $1,015,010 after excluding $779 in identified noncash offsets. That subset is not substituted for the full reported disbursement total above. View the indexed accounting reconciliation ↓
Spending totals come from the FEC candidate summary; operating expenses are summed from locally ingested Schedule B rows through the reported coverage date.
Largest traced distributions to committees
FEC earmarked-contribution routes, preferring recipient-side 15E records and using intermediary-side 24T records where no recipient-side row exists. These are money routes, not operating expenses.
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Loans, debts & allocations
Structured Schedule C, D, and H relationships from raw electronic filings
No indexed Schedule C, D, or H records for this committee and cycleThe raw-filing backfill is incremental. Existing receipt and disbursement totals remain available above.
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Reports & filings
Latest non-superseded reports for this cycle
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Largest itemized receipts
Reported contributors, employment context, and official FEC record. Local bulk rows preserve amendments and memos exactly as filed.
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Up to 50 loaded recipient aggregates, highest traced amount first. These are routed-contribution records, not extra spending to add to reported totals. Explore all spending →
Payees, purposes, linked committees or candidates, and official FEC record. Local bulk rows preserve amendments and memos exactly as filed.
10 per page · 2025–2026 · Local bulk data
Up to 50 loaded disbursements, highest amount first, with identified noncash accounting offsets excluded. This preview is not the full spending history. Explore all spending →