Victoria County Republican Party (CEC)
Texas Committee
$27,770Cash on Hand
$51,190Total Contributions
$32,860Total Expenditures
Financial Activity
Top Contributors
Total Contributions
Name
Type
$4,000.00 Charla Borchers-Leon INDIVIDUAL
$4,000.00 Lois Kolkhorst INDIVIDUAL
$3,500.00 Thomas Burge INDIVIDUAL
$2,750.00 Scott Nelson INDIVIDUAL
$1,850.00 Fariborz Gorouhi and Pardis Mohebtash INDIVIDUAL
$1,550.00 Brian Adamek INDIVIDUAL
$1,200.00 Brenda Whitfield INDIVIDUAL
$1,200.00 Cally Fromme INDIVIDUAL
$1,200.00 City on a Hill ENTITY
$1,200.00 Dale Zuck INDIVIDUAL
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Top Payees
Total Expenditures
Payee
Type
$12,948.00 Kb's Bbq & Catering ENTITY
$5,850.00 Leon Building ENTITY
$5,063.00 Aerocrafters ENTITY
$2,870.00 Spring Creek Center ENTITY
$1,101.03 Mint & Vine ENTITY
$542.79 AT&T Services Inc ENTITY
$516.00 Janice Ohrt INDIVIDUAL
$500.00 Jill Fox INDIVIDUAL
$410.00 Victoria College ENTITY
$389.65 Barbara Breazeale INDIVIDUAL
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