American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees People
Michigan Committee
$570,375Total Contributions
$565,575Total Expenditures
Financial Activity
Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
Type
$126.00 Maria E Garza INDIVIDUAL
$126.00 Maria I Serrano INDIVIDUAL
$124.98 Hermelinda C Zavala INDIVIDUAL
$120.00 Teresa M Swick INDIVIDUAL
$112.48 Jake D Henceroth INDIVIDUAL
$105.00 Maurice W Clady INDIVIDUAL
$99.84 Bart A Anderson INDIVIDUAL
$99.75 Jennifer A Combs INDIVIDUAL
$98.86 Christopher J Smudde INDIVIDUAL
$98.86 Michael S Perry INDIVIDUAL
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Top Payees
Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$97,750.00 Michigan House Democratic Fund ENTITY
$97,750.00 Michigan Senate Democratic Fund ENTITY
$41,000.00 Building Bridges PAC ENTITY
$20,000.00 Kyra Harris Bolden ENTITY
$12,250.00 Denise Mentzer ENTITY
$12,250.00 Jaime Churches ENTITY
$12,250.00 James Haadsma ENTITY
$12,250.00 Jenn Hill ENTITY
$12,250.00 Joey Andrews IV ENTITY
$10,000.00 Betsy Coffia ENTITY
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