Cambio Texas PAC
Texas Committee
$3,555Cash on Hand
$36,116Total Contributions
$33,396Total Expenditures
Financial Activity
Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
Type
$12,000.00 Tomas Torres INDIVIDUAL
$6,716.00 Public Research Group ENTITY
$600.00 Carl Schierhorn INDIVIDUAL
$552.09 Suzanne Whatley INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Martha Wilson INDIVIDUAL
$385.71 Laura Berol INDIVIDUAL
$260.00 Karen Conyngham INDIVIDUAL
$250.00 Noe Reyes INDIVIDUAL
$250.00 Stuart Roseman INDIVIDUAL
$220.00 Connie Ryan INDIVIDUAL
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Top Payees
Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$8,624.25 Public Research Group ENTITY
$7,638.30 Domit Executive Business Center ENTITY
$5,712.94 Hustle Inc ENTITY
$1,644.69 Constant Contact Inc ENTITY
$1,233.59 Brandboosters ENTITY
$870.40 Amazon.com Inc ENTITY
$710.42 United Airlines Political Action Committee (DISSOLVED) ENTITY
$699.10 Walmart Stores Inc ENTITY
$582.45 Spectrum ENTITY
$485.72 Wix.com LTD ENTITY
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