The Taxpayers Coalition
Texas Committee
$449Cash on Hand
$4,056Total Contributions
$3,189Total Expenditures
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Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
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$530.00 Shyamsundar Ananthaswamy INDIVIDUAL
$501.00 Neeta Sane INDIVIDUAL
$400.00 Clyde Neel INDIVIDUAL
$250.00 Nayela Abdulhameed INDIVIDUAL
$250.00 Tamara Macfarlan INDIVIDUAL
$240.95 Evelyn Montalvo INDIVIDUAL
$200.00 Robert Beham INDIVIDUAL
$200.00 Terese Raia INDIVIDUAL
$154.97 John Treadgold INDIVIDUAL
$150.00 Jennifer Haar INDIVIDUAL
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Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$1,888.96 Nbd ENTITY
$676.03 Texas GOP Store ENTITY
$192.86 Court Hardware ENTITY
$108.80 Fort Bend Herald ENTITY
$101.80 Paypal Holdings Inc ENTITY
$96.00 Hometown Journal ENTITY
$55.00 Katy Christian Magazine ENTITY
$39.00 Aggregated Unitemized Expenditures ENTITY
$31.00 Bank of Texas ENTITY
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