Eddie Lucio Jr

$2,046Cash on Hand
$597,923Total Contributions
$687,186Total Expenditures
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Type
$103,891.94 Breeden McCumber Advertising ENTITY
$58,925.52 Bert Ogden Motors Inc ENTITY
$47,190.00 Chin-Tsun Chang INDIVIDUAL
$24,395.44 HEB Grocery Company LP ENTITY
$23,500.00 Luis Sanchez INDIVIDUAL
$23,002.64 C H Hardin Jr Enterprises Inc ENTITY
$21,916.88 Net Victories LLC ENTITY
$12,273.00 Texas Senate Democratic Caucus ENTITY
$11,139.27 The Austin Club ENTITY
$10,818.24 Texas Senate ENTITY
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From reports filed by the recipients of these funds, it appears these transactions originated from personal rather than campaign accounts.

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$1,000.00 Cameron County Democratic Party Executive Committee (CEC)
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