United Republicans Of Harris County
Texas Committee
$4,153Cash on Hand
$9,640Total Contributions
$15,959Total Expenditures
Financial Activity
Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
Type
$5,000.00 Steve Radack INDIVIDUAL
$800.00 Milinda Morris INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Cynthia Siegel INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Dan Huberty INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Fred Flickinger INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Lori Fix INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Lori Teague INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Russ Ridgway INDIVIDUAL
$300.00 Stephen Bickel INDIVIDUAL
$140.00 Douglas Markham INDIVIDUAL
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Top Payees
Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$12,962.62 Mary Sergesketter INDIVIDUAL
$2,716.24 Catherine Morales INDIVIDUAL
$130.00 Douglas Markham INDIVIDUAL
$117.90 Paypal Holdings Inc ENTITY
$31.98 Joan Buschor INDIVIDUAL
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