Herb Ritchie

$16,061Cash on Hand
$12,660Total Contributions
$3,596Total Expenditures
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Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
Type
$700.00 Tyrone Moncriffe INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Allen Tanner INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Carl Haggard INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Claire Connors INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Don Smith INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 George Jacobs INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Harris Wood INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Kent A Schaffer INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Mark Lipkin INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Michael Trent INDIVIDUAL
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Top Payees
Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$425.00 Terry Blackburn Photography ENTITY
$350.00 Tcdla ENTITY
$300.00 Eridef Communications ENTITY
$300.00 Ritchie & Glass ENTITY
$300.00 Ritchie & Glass ENTITY
$269.00 Michaels ENTITY
$240.00 Texas Center for Judiciary ENTITY
$200.00 Little Pappas Seafood ENTITY
$200.00 Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen ENTITY
$175.00 Texas Board of Legal Specialization ENTITY
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