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These figures cover state campaign money reported to the PDC. Gifts to federal campaigns aren't counted.

$9,300
Given to state officials on this site (PDC)
9
Officials funded
15
Contributions
Oct 4, 2026
Latest gift

Who it gave to

OfficialOfficeTotalGiftsElection years
Sam Low R State Representative, District 39 $2,000 4 2024–2026
Jeff Wilson R State Senator, District 19 $1,700 2 2024–2028
Edwin Obras D State Representative, District 33 $1,200 1 2025
Keith Goehner R State Senator, District 12 $1,200 1 2024
Carolyn Eslick R State Representative, District 39 $1,100 3 2022–2024
Keith Wagoner R State Senator, District 39 $600 1 2024
Brian Burnett R State Representative, District 12 $500 1 2026
John Ley R State Representative, District 18 $500 1 2026
David Stuebe R State Representative, District 17 $500 1 2026

Latest contributions

DateToAmountTypeReport
Oct 4, 2026 Sam Low (2026) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Oct 1, 2026 Brian Burnett (2026) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Aug 26, 2026 Jeff Wilson (2028) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Aug 2, 2026 John Ley (2026) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
May 28, 2026 David Stuebe (2026) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Dec 12, 2025 Edwin Obras (2025) $1,200.00 Cash PDC ↗
Aug 9, 2024 Keith Wagoner (2024) $600.00 Cash PDC ↗
Aug 9, 2024 Jeff Wilson (2024) $1,200.00 Cash PDC ↗
Aug 2, 2024 Carolyn Eslick (2024) $600.00 Cash PDC ↗
Aug 2, 2024 Keith Goehner (2024) $1,200.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 31, 2024 Sam Low (2024) $900.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 31, 2024 Sam Low (2024) $300.00 Cash PDC ↗
Dec 8, 2023 Sam Low (2024) $300.00 Cash PDC ↗
Nov 2, 2021 Carolyn Eslick (2022) $250.00 Cash PDC ↗
Nov 2, 2021 Carolyn Eslick (2022) $250.00 Cash PDC ↗

A contribution is not an accusation. These are campaign finance reports as filed with the Washington Public Disclosure Commission. They show who gave and how much. They don't show that anyone received anything in return.

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