Kirk DeViere

$291,798Total Contributions
$292,777Total Expenditures
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Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
Type
$5,725.15 Buying Time Media LLC ENTITY
$5,600.00 Anthony C Kearey INDIVIDUAL
$5,600.00 Committee to Elect Billy Richardson ENTITY
$5,600.00 Cumberland Cty Homeowners & Taxpayers Assn PAC ENTITY
$5,600.00 Daniel Morman INDIVIDUAL
$5,600.00 Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians ENTITY
$5,600.00 Eric J Lindstrom INDIVIDUAL
$5,600.00 NC Health Care Facilities Assn PAC ENTITY
$5,600.00 NC Realtors PAC ENTITY
$5,600.00 Ralph D Huff III INDIVIDUAL
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Top Payees
Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$149,527.14 Deliver Strategies LLC ENTITY
$64,998.00 Break Something ENTITY
$20,500.00 Pathfinder Opinion Research ENTITY
$11,970.00 Nexus Strategies Inc ENTITY
$11,000.00 NC Senate Dem Caucus (Closed) ENTITY
$8,970.90 Colton Browder INDIVIDUAL
$4,885.11 Blue Wave Political Partners LLC ENTITY
$3,800.00 Maria Cantu ENTITY
$3,700.00 Widu Broadcasting Inc ENTITY
$2,038.03 Williams Printing Inc ENTITY
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Top Personal Contributions

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