The campaign committee of Republican Party candidate Mark A. Tisdel, the Committee to Elect Mark Tisdel, paid $545 to Romeo Printing on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Ronnie D. Peterson, Ronnie Peterson Committee, paid $400 to L. Farnum Inc. on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Shri Thanedar, Shri Thanedar for Michigan, paid $5,697 to All-Pro Color on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Cade Wilson, Friends of Cade Wilson, paid $285 to City of Kentwood Parks and Recreatio on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Republican Party candidate Jack Coleman, Jack Coleman for State Representation, paid $124 to Office Depot on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Alex Avery Garza, Alex Garza for State Representation, paid $328 to Angela Osborne on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Jewell Jones, Jewell Jones for State Representation, paid $100 to the Committee to Elect Byron Nolen for Mayor on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Tracy L. Hall, Tracy Hall for State Representation, paid $250 to Kalamazoo County Democratic Party on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Republican Party candidate Daniel Victor Lauwers, the Committee to Elect Dan Lauwers for Senate, paid $368 to Sams Club on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Bullock Laverne Marshall, Friends to Elect Marshall Bullock, paid $66 to Facebook on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Republican Party candidate Graham Filler, Graham Filler for State Representation, paid $1,000 to Graham Filler on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Sean Andrew McCann, Sean McCann for State Senate, paid $35 to Meijer on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Julie Brixie, Julie Brixie for State Representation, paid $51 to Grasshopper on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Republican Party candidate Mark E. Huizenga, the Committee to Elect Mark Huizenga, paid $1,000 to Sterling Corp. on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Kelly A. Breen, Vote Kelly Breen, paid $1,000 to Bluewave Campaigns on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Republican Party candidate Graham Filler, Graham Filler for State Representation, paid $1,000 to Winning Strategies on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate George A. Etheridge, the Committee to Elect George Etheridge, paid $100 to Actblue on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Republican Party candidate Bradley Jay Slagh, Bradley Slagh for Michigan, paid $18 to Meijer on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
The campaign committee of Democratic Party candidate Erika-Marie Swanson Geiss, Friends of Erika Geiss, paid $150 to Washington Post on October 1, according to data from Michigan’s Secretary of State.
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