Mark Robinson
Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina
$15,581,569Total Contributions
$16,797,670Total Expenditures
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Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
Type
$1,087,470.28 Aggregated Individual Contribution INDIVIDUAL
$946,132.30 NC Republican Council of State Committee ENTITY
$17,300.00 Rickie Day INDIVIDUAL
$13,800.00 Elizabeth Ann Sheehy INDIVIDUAL
$13,800.00 Jean Bradshaw INDIVIDUAL
$13,000.00 Charlotte M Mott INDIVIDUAL
$12,830.00 Jimmie Gillespie INDIVIDUAL
$12,800.00 Aaron Thomas INDIVIDUAL
$12,800.00 Albert T Daniel INDIVIDUAL
$12,800.00 Barbara Blount INDIVIDUAL
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Top Payees
Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$7,978,498.41 People Who Think LLC ENTITY
$1,842,486.44 Conservative Connections ENTITY
$1,496,245.63 Whillier Group Inc ENTITY
$1,058,946.89 Winred Technical Services LLC ENTITY
$533,010.11 Targeted Victory ENTITY
$496,106.00 Arena Mail & Digital ENTITY
$337,941.79 America Direct Inc ENTITY
$321,700.00 Cygnal LLC ENTITY
$259,068.36 J Books Services Inc ENTITY
$254,289.80 Anedot Inc ENTITY
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Top Personal Contributions

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