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2018 Office Sought District Name of Committee Benefiting Party 2nd Quarter Raised Amount Spent Cash On Hand Attorney General Schuitmaker For Majority Sen. Tonya Schuitmaker Republican $0 $190 $9,817 Attorney General Michigan Values Leadership Fund I Rep. Tom Leonard Republican $53,250 $53,832 $34,175 Attorney General Michigan Values Leadership Fund II Rep. Tom Leonard Republican $31,000 $36,745 $14,385 Congress Greimel For Michigan Rep. Tim Greimel Democratic $0 $1,232 $4,812 Congress Kowall Majority Fund Sen. Mike Kowall Republican $1,000 $265 $4,250 Congress Kesto Leadership Fund Rep. Klint Kesto Republican $0 $0 $147 House 8 Sherry Gay-Dagnogo Strong Women LeadRep. PAC Sherry Gay-Dagnogo Democratic $11,750 $13,353 $31,791 House 13 Liberati For Michigan Rep. Frank Liberati Democratic $250 $0 $1,209 House 15 Hammoud For Michigan Rep. Abdullah Hammound Democratic $47,863 $14,886 $34,476 House 18 Hertel For Michigan Rep. Kevin Hertel Democratic $12,045 $10,090 $2,735 House 21 Progressive Womens Caucus PAC Rep. Kristy Pagan Democratic $125 $10,638 $4,489 House 21 Kristy Pagan Leadership Fund Rep. Kristy Pagan Democratic $3,920 $3,283 $912 House 23 Camilleri for Michigan Rep. Darrin Camilleri Democratic $10,735 $9,468 $10,784 House 23 MI Futuro Fund Rep. Darrin Camilleri Democratic $0 $0 $85 House 24 Marino Victory Fund Rep. Steve Marino Republican House 30 Farrington Leadership Fund Rep. Diana Farrington Republican $750 $2,450 $5,382 House 32 Hornberger Majority Fund Rep. Pamela Hornberger Republican $4,250 $904 $10,511 House 35 Making Our State Stronger (MOSS) PAC Rep. Jeremy Moss Democratic $0 $0 $185 House 37 Strengthening Michigan Fund Rep. Christine Greig Democratic $20,750 $11,600 $16,895 House 37 Greig Women In Leadership Fund Rep. Christine Greig Democratic $16,670 $14,939 $18,597 House 38 Oakland Leadership Fund Rep. Kathy Crawford Republican $5,000 $3,892 $2,685 House 45 Greater Rochester Leadership Fund PACRep. Michael Webber Republican $6,250 $5,317 $12,978 House 47 Vaupel Victory Values Leadership Fund Rep. Hank Vaupel Republican $14,000 $4,173 $10,314 House 52 Lasinski For Michigan PAC Rep. Donna Lasinski Democratic $31,100 $3,357 $40,594 House 53 Liberty and Justice For All PAC Rep. Yousef Rabhi Democratic $2,080 $706 $3,329 House 55 Rebekah Warren Envision Michigan PACSen. Rebekah Warren Democratic $2,382 $1,618 $1,319 House 55 Rebekah Warren Leadership Fund Sen. Rebekah Warren Democratic $0 $337 $2,311 House 56 Sheppard Leadership Fund Rep. Jason Sheppard Republican $14,750 $7,800 $16,607 House 58 The 1837 Fund Rep. Eric Leutheuser Republican House 59 West Michigan Liberty Fund PAC Rep. Aaron Miller Republican $9,000 $309 $10,313 House 60 Enough Is Enough Rep. Jon Hoadley Democratic $27,000 $21,600 $5,795 House 61 Maintaining Majority Fund Rep. Brandt Iden Republican $37,400 $9,600 $35,593 House 64 Alexander Majority Fund Rep. Julie Alexander Republican $9,750 $1,476 $11,523 House 70 Central Michigan Conservative Fund Rep. James Lower Republican $5,000 $22,454 $12,678 House 75 LaGrandPAC Rep. Dave LaGrand Democratic $5,700 $750 $9,304 House 80 Whiteford Leadership Fund Rep. Mary Whiteford Republican $27,060 $3,154 $38,053 House 82 Howell For Michigan Fund Rep. Gary Howell Republican $745 $28 $716 House 83 Blue Water Liberty Fund Rep. Shane Hernandez Republican $36,100 $12,699 $59,339 House 85 Building Experience Now (BEN) Rep. Ben Frederick Republican $12,250 $3,055 $18,807 House 86 Conservative Leaders For Michigan Rep. Tom Albert Republican $30 $751 $7,453 House 92 Sabo For Michigan Rep. Terry Sabo Democratic $50 $28 $22 House 96 The Elder Fund For Michigan Rep. Brian Elder Democratic $62,000 $11,500 $55,310 House 97 Wentworth Majority Fund Rep. Jason Wentworth Republican $23,000 $1,669 $21,988 House 100 Van Singel Majority Fund Rep. Scott VanSingel Republican $3,550 $1,251 $3,085 House 102 Michele For Michigan Rep. Michele Hoitenga Republican $1,700 $1,509 $6,027 House 103 Rendon Leadership North Rep. Daire Rendon Republican $0 $1,214 $314 2018 Office Sought District Name of Committee Benefiting Party 2nd Quarter Raised Amount Spent Cash On Hand House 105 T Cole Leadership Fund Rep. Triston Cole Republican $9,850 $12,250 $11,609 House 107 Chatfield Majority Fund Rep. Lee Chatfield Republican $184,900 $42,850 $220,965 House 107 Chatfield Majority Fund 2 Rep. Lee Chatfield Republican $35,500 $78,664 $68,102 House 109 Cambensy For Michgan Rep. Sarah Cambensy Democratic House 45, 56, 43 Republicans For A Stronger Michigan Reps. Mike Webber, Jason RepublicanSheppard, Jim Tedder $4,950 $660 $4,467 House 89 Michigan Strategic Leadership Fund Rep. Jim Lilly Republican $22,850 $6,502 $55,614 Macomb County Clerk Steve Bieda Leadership Fund Sen. Steve Bieda Democratic $0 $0 $4,136 None The Hopgood Fund Sen. Hoon-Yung Hopgood Democratic $0 $0 $12,681 None Adam Zemke Engineering Michigan FutureRep. Fund Adam Zemke Democratic $0 $50 $688 None Singh Majority Fund Rep. Sam Singh Democratic $53,165 $40,627 $22,759 None Singh For Michigan Rep. Sam Singh Democratic $5,175 $0 $5,256 None Brandenburg Liberty Fund Sen. Jack Brandenburg Republican $0 $818 $189 None Citizens For Accountable Government Sen. Tory Rocca Republican $7,200 $7,368 $1,552 None Marleau For Michigan Sen. Jim Marleau Republican $0 $500 $51,708 None Fund For a Republican Majority Sen. Mike Nofs Republican $0 $0 $3,367 None The Great Southwest Fund Sen. John Proos Republican $0 $11,118 $4,605 None Joe Hune Leadership Fund Sen. Joe Hune Republican $5,000 $250 $9,764 None Jones Majority Fund Sen. Rick Jones Republican $200 $6,389 $0 Dissolved 7/21/18 None Blue Water Leadership Committee Sen. Phil Pavlov Republican $0 $72 $185 None Hildenbrand Leadership Fund Sen. Dave Hildenbrand Republican $750 $812 $55,287 None Moving Michigan Forward II Sen. Arlan Meekhof Republican $21,300 $95,015 $99,934 None Moving Michigan Forward I Sen. Arlan Meekhof Republican $12,001 $44,237 $121,262 None Meekhof Senate PAC Sen. Arlan Meekhof Republican $0 $27,500 $10,812 None Go Green Leadership Account Sen. Mike Green Republican $0 $3,000 $686 None Howrylak Victory Fund Rep. Martin Howrylak Republican $1 $106 $237 None The Joe Graves Leadership Fund Rep. Joe Graves Republican $400 $1,500 $8,138 None VerHeulen Leadership Fund Rep. Rob VerHeulen Republican $0 $40,800 $34,051 Senate 1 Stephanie's Changemaker Fund Rep. Stephanie Chang Democratic $0 $8 $427 Senate 3 Santana For Michigan Rep. Sylvia Santana Democratic $300 $0 $1,640 Senate 4 Durhal For Michigan Rep. Fred Durhal Democratic Senate 5 Knezek For Michigan Sen. David Knezek Democratic $16,450 $14,210 $3,245 Senate 5 Knezek Majority Fund Sen. David Knezek Democratic $5,000 $0 $5,000 Senate 6 Geiss Leadership Fund Rep. Erika Geiss Democratic $0 $0 $2,270 Senate 6 Kosowski For Michigan's Future Rep. Bob Kosowski Democratic $0 $15 $119 Senate 7 Shamrock PAC Rep. Laura Cox Republican $1,000 $5,900 $18,656 Senate 8 Lucido For A Brighter Tomorrow PAC Rep. Pete Lucido Republican $250 $600 $19,490 Senate 10 Henry Yanez For Michigan Rep. Henry Yanez Democratic $0 $236 $1,074 Senate 12 McCready For Michigan Leadership FundRep. Mike McCready Republican $0 $6,021 $483 Senate 12 Jim Tedder Vision Fund Rep. Jim Tedder Republican $11,550 $5,350 $6,200 Senate 13 Marty Knollenberg Leadership Fund Sen. Marty Knollenberg Republican $0 $36 $400 Senate 15 Run Michigan Right Fund Rep. Jim Runestad Republican $17,950 $5,507 $12,632 Senate 16 Compete Michigan Political Action CommitteeSen. Mike Shirkey Republican $179,625 $79,443 $569,379 Senate 20 O'Brien Leadership Fund Sen. Margaret O'Brien Republican $0 $1,100 $2,458 Senate 21 Keep Improving Michigan Rep. Kim LaSata Republican $0 $42 $1,568 Senate 22 Liberty Freedom Fund Rep. Lana Theis Republican $140 $576 $21 Senate 23 Hertel Take Back The Senate Fund Sen. Curtis Hertel Democratic $38,475 $36,976 $2,702 2018 Office Sought District Name of Committee Benefiting Party 2nd Quarter Raised Amount Spent Cash On Hand Senate 24 Grow Michigan PAC Rep. Brett Roberts Republican $2,900 $440 $6,019 Senate 25 Growing Michigan Rep. Dan Lauwers Republican $6,000 $11,450 $9,305 Senate 27 Ananich Future Fund Sen. Jim Ananich Democratic $42,606 $17,600 $34,742 Senate 27 Ananich Senate Majority Fund Sen. Jim Ananich Democratic $13,005 $906 $23,870 Senate 28 MAC PAC Sen. Peter MacGregor Republican $27,875 $44,697 $38,700 Senate 29 Afendoulis Leadership Fund Rep. Chris Afendoulis Republican $0 $0 $110 Senate 30 Garcia Majority Fund Rep. Daniela Garcia Republican $0 $10,340 $4,516 Senate 31 Growth Liberty Enterprise Now Network (GLENN)Rep. Gary PAC Glenn Republican $18,000 $15,000 $3,595 Senate 32 Phelps Leadership Fund Rep. Phil Phelps Democratic $0 $0 $2,615 Senate 32 Horn Senate Majority Fund Sen. Ken Horn Republican $1,300 $1,500 $2,254 Senate 34 West Shore Majority Fund Sen. Goeff Hansen Republican $0 $3,844 $15,598 Senate 35 VanderWall Majority Fund Rep. Curt VanderWall Republican $89 $35 $163 Senate 36 Stamas Leadership PAC Sen. Jim Stamas Republican $56,662 $62,139 $106,545 Senate 37 Wayne Schmidt Leadership Fund Sen. Wayne Schmidt Republican $4,000 $2,350 $21,936 Senate 38 Dianda For Michigan Rep. Scott Dianda Democratic $6,000 $4,759 $4,095.
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