LAMONCHA, MARK
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
- LAMONCHA, MARK
- Locations seen
- COLUMBIANAOHLEETONIAOH
- Occupation and employer
- CEOHUMTOWNCEOHUMTOWN PRODUCTSOWNERHUMTOWN PRODUCTS
- What is linked
- Compatible names blocked on ZIP5 or corroborated across addresses by employer, occupation, and state
- Industry
- Not yet classified
Industry not yet classified for HUMTOWN · HUMTOWN PRODUCTS.
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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
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Recipient committee type
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Money network
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Contributions by recipient committee
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No candidate connection found in the registration links or sender-reported committee transfers checked for this cycle. Conduit routing and independent spending are not included in this check.
Candidate campaign receiving transfers
HUSTED, JONRepublicanFEC reportedU.S. Senate · Ohio · Statewide
Receiving campaign: HUSTED FOR SENATE
Candidate details & sources
FEC candidate ID:
S6OH00304· 2025–2026 reporting cycle
These campaigns received reported contributions or transfers from this committee during the selected cycle. This is not a complete participant list or an allocation of any individual donor's gift; other recipients may include parties and PACs.
Principal candidate campaign
RULLI, MICHAELRepublicanFEC reportedU.S. House · Ohio · District 6
Candidate details & sources
FEC candidate ID:
H4OH06165· 2025–2026 reporting cycle
Principal candidate campaign
MILLER, MAXRepublicanFEC reportedU.S. House · Ohio · District 7
Candidate details & sources
FEC candidate ID:
H2OH16051· 2025–2026 reporting cycle
Principal candidate campaign
KEVIN, SIEMBIDARepublicanFEC reportedU.S. House · Ohio · District 13
Candidate details & sources
FEC candidate ID:
H6OH13281· 2025–2026 reporting cycle
Source & identity status
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