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Political action committees

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

$5,450
Given to state officials on this site (PDC)
9
Officials funded
13
Contributions
Aug 2, 2022
Latest gift

Who it gave to

OfficialOfficeTotalGiftsElection years
Carol Gregory D Former State Representative, District 30 $1,900 2 2015
Christine Rolfes D Former State Senator, District 23 $900 2 2012
Marcus Riccelli D State Senator, District 3 $500 1 2020
Andy Billig D Former State Senator, District 3 $500 1 2020
Sherry Appleton D Former State Representative, District 23 $450 1 2012
Drew Hansen D State Senator, District 23 $450 1 2012
Laurie Jinkins D State Representative, District 27 $300 2 2016–2018
Sharon Wylie D State Representative, District 49 $250 2 2020–2022
June Robinson D State Senator, District 38 $200 1 2018

Latest contributions

DateToAmountTypeReport
Aug 2, 2022 Sharon Wylie (2022) $150.00 Cash PDC ↗
Aug 14, 2020 Sharon Wylie (2020) $100.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 31, 2020 Andy Billig (2020) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 27, 2020 Marcus Riccelli (2020) $500.00 Cash PDC ↗
Sep 25, 2018 June Robinson (2018) $200.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 17, 2018 Laurie Jinkins (2018) $200.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jun 29, 2016 Laurie Jinkins (2016) $100.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 29, 2015 Carol Gregory (2015) $950.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jul 29, 2015 Carol Gregory (2015) $950.00 Cash PDC ↗
Sep 30, 2012 Christine Rolfes (2012) $450.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jun 22, 2012 Christine Rolfes (2012) $450.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jun 19, 2012 Sherry Appleton (2012) $450.00 Cash PDC ↗
Jun 19, 2012 Drew Hansen (2012) $450.00 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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