KELLER, BRYAN
Reported identity cluster · not a verified person-level entity.
Contribution summary
Latest amendment per committee transaction ID · memo rows excluded from net
Reported identity evidence
Raw context retained from FEC Schedule A rows
- Reported names linked
- KELLER, BRYAN · KELLER, BRYAN B. MR.
- Reported ZIPs seen
- 43512
- Occupation and employer
- CEOKELLER LOGISTICS GROUPIndustry: Transportation & Logistics · keller logistics group ↗CEOKELLER WAREHOUSING & DISTR.KELLER LOGISTICSPRESIDENTPRESIDENTKELLER LOGISTICSIndustry: Transportation & Logistics · keller logistics group ↗
- What is linked
- Compatible names blocked on ZIP5 or corroborated across addresses by employer, occupation, and state
- Industry
- Transportation & Logisticsvia keller logistics group
Industry not yet classified for KELLER WAREHOUSING & DISTR. · PRESIDENT.
Derived from reported employer mappings, not an FEC-reported industry or company contribution.
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How these records are matched
A high-confidence grouping of compatible filed-name and address variants corroborated by reported employer, occupation, and location evidence. ZIP+4 extensions are retained as evidence but ignored for matching. This is a reported identity cluster, not yet a verified person-level entity.
Contributions by recipient party and committee type
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Recipient party affiliation
Contributions grouped by each recipient’s reported party or inferred alignment
Recipient committee type
Type of political committee receiving the contribution
Party totals describe recipients, not the contributor’s party registration or beliefs. FEC-reported and linked-candidate parties take precedence over inferred activity. Opposition to a candidate does not count as support for another party. Open a recipient to inspect its classification evidence and separate support and opposition disclosures.
Money network
Contributor-to-committee connections sized by absolute reported transaction total
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Contributions by recipient committee
7 recipient committees · largest reported totals first · expand an arrow for transactions
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Onward campaign-relationship evidence is temporarily unavailable. No candidate allocation has been assumed.
Onward campaign-relationship evidence is temporarily unavailable. No candidate allocation has been assumed.
Principal candidate campaign
RIEDEL, CRAIGRepublicanFEC reportedU.S. House · Ohio · District 9
Candidate details & sources
FEC candidate ID:
H2OH09189· 2023–2024 reporting cycle
Onward campaign-relationship evidence is temporarily unavailable. No candidate allocation has been assumed.
Principal candidate campaign
LAROSE, FRANKRepublicanFEC reportedU.S. Senate · Ohio · Statewide
Candidate details & sources
FEC candidate ID:
S4OH00200· 2023–2024 reporting cycle
Principal candidate campaign
LATTA, ROBERT EDWARDRepublicanFEC reportedU.S. House · Ohio · District 5
Candidate details & sources
FEC candidate ID:
H8OH05036· 2023–2024 reporting cycle
Source & identity status
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The FEC publishes names and addresses as reported, but does not assign a persistent ID to each individual contributor. GovMoneyGraph links variants here only when employer and location or occupation evidence corroborates compatible names; conflicting middle initials remain separate. These heuristic clusters stay reviewable until promoted into the persistent entity graph through the labeled gold-set process.