Yesterday Governor Greg Abbott delivered the 2019 State of the State Address. Like the convening of the Texas legislature, the State of the State Address is a bi-annual affair. The governor traditionally delivers the speech near the beginning of the legislative session to laud the accomplishments of his administration, to promote his political and legislative priorities, and perhaps most importantly, to declare certain “emergency items.”
Texas Democrats with Disabilities
Texas Committee
$3,012Cash on Hand
$14,544Total Contributions
$12,805Total Expenditures
Financial Activity
Top Contributors
Total Contributions | Name |
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$2,920.00 | Kyle Carter |
$1,912.50 | Adapt Fun Run |
$1,878.63 | ActBlue Texas |
$1,000.00 | Texas Democratic Party |
$1,000.00 | Tony Coelho |
$855.00 | Jacinda Valencia |
$525.00 | Christi Rodgers |
$430.00 | Jane Robinson |
$360.00 | Tami Barugh |
$275.00 | Leann Henderson |
Top Payees
Total Expenditures | Payee |
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$3,433.70 | Hustle Inc |
$2,109.95 | Landmark Media |
$1,684.15 | MailChimp |
$1,055.20 | Landmark |
$626.80 | Hootsuite |
$593.06 | GODaddy.com |
$418.01 | Air Bnb |
$303.62 | Zoom Video Communications Inc |
$300.00 | Melissa Hickson |
$265.16 | Wix.com LTD |
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