Wisconsin Progress PAC
Wisconsin Committee
$4,201Total Contributions
$4,201Total Expenditures
Financial Activity
Top Contributors
Total Contributions | Name |
|---|---|
| $2,881.80 | Becky Rasmussen |
| $705.30 | Ann DeGarmo |
| $237.30 | Amelia Neas |
| $218.80 | Ann DeGarmo |
| $79.20 | Amelia Neas |
| $39.60 | Amelia Neas |
| $19.80 | Amelia Neas |
| $19.50 | Amelia Neas |
Top Payees
Total Expenditures | Payee |
|---|---|
| $772.20 | Lee Snodgrass |
| $752.40 | Sieber Tom |
| $415.80 | Frostman Caleb |
| $316.80 | Lee Terry |
| $297.00 | Gruszynski Staush |
| $277.20 | Whelton Kyle |
| $271.50 | Mooney Mike |
| $217.80 | Johnson Wendy Sue |
| $165.95 | Shrader Art |
| $136.20 | Wright Jeff |
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