When it comes to the money in Texas politics, these are the names that you are viewed the most. See the top five entities in each category (Candidates, Donors, Lobbyist Clients, Lobbyists, PACs, and Payees) that generated the greatest interest in Q4 of 2021.
Dale Frey
$1,417Cash on Hand
$6,937Total Contributions
$5,383Total Expenditures
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Top Contributors
Total Contributions | Name |
|---|---|
| $1,000.00 | Jerry Eldredge |
| $993.00 | Gene and Mary Kay Buinger |
| $500.00 | Jeffrey E Eldredge |
| $500.00 | Young County Democratic Assn |
| $475.00 | Pamela Minnis |
| $250.00 | McKinney Area Democratic Club |
| $200.00 | Shelley Pace |
| $160.00 | Karen Brenner |
| $150.00 | Frisco Democrats PAC |
| $150.00 | Stevan White |
Top Payees
Total Expenditures | Payee |
|---|---|
| $4,593.00 | Pollaris Gro |
| $500.49 | FedEX |
| $130.00 | Lulac |
| $109.32 | Amazon.com Inc |
| $50.00 | Frisco Democratic Club |
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