Ohio House Democratic Campaign Committee
Ohio Committee
$3,016,431Total Contributions
$3,966,627Total Expenditures
Financial Activity
Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
Type
$562,350.00 Fred Strahorn ENTITY
$143,982.26 Allison Russo ENTITY
$135,776.17 Daniel Foley ENTITY
$124,453.36 Mary Lightbody ENTITY
$106,070.98 Beth Liston ENTITY
$89,500.00 Emilia Sykes ENTITY
$88,483.85 Jack Cera ENTITY
$85,250.00 John Patterson ENTITY
$80,000.00 Brigid Kelly ENTITY
$75,257.73 Casey Weinstein ENTITY
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Top Payees
Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$1,719,525.00 Ohio Democratic Party ENTITY
$384,340.20 The New Media Firm Inc ENTITY
$197,254.50 Battleground Research Inc ENTITY
$170,758.00 JVA Campaigns ENTITY
$162,623.87 Mary Lightbody ENTITY
$155,184.02 Beth Liston ENTITY
$141,128.16 Daniel Foley ENTITY
$120,428.67 Allison Russo ENTITY
$117,020.24 Counterpoint Messaging LLC ENTITY
$115,717.67 Casey Weinstein ENTITY
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