John Smithee
Texas House of Representatives District 86
$372,915Cash on Hand
$73,051Total Contributions
$55,128Total Expenditures
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Top Payees
Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$15,350.00 Linda Colwell INDIVIDUAL
$5,574.19 Nili Levy INDIVIDUAL
$4,350.09 Southwest Airlines ENTITY
$4,300.00 Tamme Aureli INDIVIDUAL
$3,258.96 Priceline.com ENTITY
$3,200.00 Amarillo National Bank ENTITY
$3,200.00 Ns Properties ENTITY
$2,199.43 Public Storage ENTITY
$1,871.31 Cort Furniture Rental ENTITY
$1,250.00 Amarillo Lincoln Reagan Event ENTITY
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