EAST PIERCE FIREFIGHTERS LOCAL 3520

Political action committees

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

$9,500
Given to state officials on this site (PDC)
8
Officials funded
14
Contributions
Oct 25, 2022
Latest gift

Who it gave to

OfficialOfficeTotalGiftsElection years
Jay Inslee D Former State Representative, District 14 $2,500 2 2016
Pam Roach R Former State Senator, District 31 $1,800 2 2016
Chris Kilduff D Former State Representative, District 28 $1,500 3 2016–2018
Christopher Vance R Former State Representative, District 31 $1,000 1 2022
Drew Stokesbary R State Representative, District 31 $1,000 1 2016
Dan Griffey R State Representative, District 35 $950 3 2016
Melanie Morgan D State Representative, District 29 $500 1 2018
Tami Green D Former State Representative, District 28 $250 1 2014

Latest contributions

DateToAmountTypeReport
Oct 25, 2022 Christopher Vance (2022) $1,000.00 Cash PDC ↗
Oct 8, 2018 Melanie Morgan (2018) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Aug 20, 2018 Chris Kilduff (2018) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 30, 2018 Chris Kilduff (2018) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 24, 2016 Dan Griffey (2016) $450.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 24, 2016 Dan Griffey (2016) $250.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 20, 2016 Chris Kilduff (2016) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 20, 2016 Drew Stokesbary (2016) $1,000.00 Cash PDC ↗
May 31, 2016 Jay Inslee (2016) $2,000.00 Cash PDC ↗
May 31, 2016 Jay Inslee (2016) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Nov 24, 2015 Pam Roach (2016) $900.00 Cash PDC ↗
Nov 24, 2015 Pam Roach (2016) $900.00 Cash PDC ↗
Oct 31, 2015 Dan Griffey (2016) $250.00 Cash PDC ↗
Aug 28, 2014 Tami Green (2014) $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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