Collin Strong PAC
Texas Committee
$2,896Cash on Hand
$8,010Total Contributions
$9,661Total Expenditures
Financial Activity
Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
Type
$2,050.00 Charles Branch INDIVIDUAL
$1,360.00 Darrell Hale INDIVIDUAL
$750.00 Daren Meis INDIVIDUAL
$630.00 Kirby Wilbur INDIVIDUAL
$350.00 Brian Newman INDIVIDUAL
$350.00 Suzanne Harp INDIVIDUAL
$350.00 Suzanne Harp INDIVIDUAL
$300.00 Olga Farnum INDIVIDUAL
$260.00 Steve Asher INDIVIDUAL
$260.00 Steve Kinard INDIVIDUAL
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Top Payees
Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$3,000.00 Campaign Sidekick LLC ENTITY
$3,000.00 Collin County Republican Party (P) ENTITY
$1,294.00 Brightside Print and Promotion ENTITY
$865.59 Mailchip ENTITY
$588.42 MailChimp ENTITY
$268.63 Squarespace Inc ENTITY
$190.60 Anedot Inc ENTITY
$170.56 Mailchip ENTITY
$159.80 Zoom ENTITY
$55.00 Frost Bank ENTITY
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