Texas Parents United
Texas Committee
$5,516Cash on Hand
$13,971Total Contributions
$11,813Total Expenditures
Financial Activity
Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
Type
$2,200.00 Paul Bowman INDIVIDUAL
$1,612.82 Laura Davis INDIVIDUAL
$1,500.00 Jeffry Moffitt INDIVIDUAL
$1,200.00 Francine Erickson INDIVIDUAL
$900.00 Citizens for Leverenz ENTITY
$900.00 Michael Herrera INDIVIDUAL
$900.00 Trista Parks INDIVIDUAL
$850.00 Laurie Moore INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Charles McMillion INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Laurie Defield INDIVIDUAL
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Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$2,078.26 Upstart Strategies LLC ENTITY
$2,016.43 Dirt Cheap Signs ENTITY
$1,974.48 Quantum Digital ENTITY
$1,375.00 Charles Carter INDIVIDUAL
$1,051.00 C3 Management ENTITY
$908.17 Wix.com LTD ENTITY
$569.40 Meta Platforms Inc / Facebook ENTITY
$433.63 Four Points News ENTITY
$357.20 Anedot Inc ENTITY
$300.00 Texas Values Action ENTITY
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