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Committee Full Name Reverse Date Donor Last Donor First Donor City State Amount Occupation Employer Committee for a Democratic H Committee Full Name Reverse Date Donor Last Donor First Donor City State Amount Occupation Employer Committee for a Democratic House Political8/5/2019 Action CommitteeGifford John Rufus Dpo AE 1000 Consultant John Rufus Gifford Dockter, Emmanuel J. 5/31/2019 Alexander Edward Fairbanks AK 35 Educator Tanana Chiefs Conference Allen, Jonathan L. 6/20/2019 Spencer Demi North Pole AK 25 Pharmacist Pharmacy Vincent, Helene 4/1/2019 Thomas Keith Anchorage AL 150 Clerk State of Alaska Tompkins, Steve 4/5/2019 Harrison Byron L Birmingham AL 500 President Naphcare Tompkins, Steve 4/5/2019 McLane Bradford Mountain Brk AL 500 Health Care Executive NaphCare Zondervan, Quinton Yves 4/8/2019 Daughtrey Rodney Florence AL 100 Not Employed Not Employed Moore, Michael 4/9/2019 Anderson Terry Florence AL 1000 Chairman Tnt Fireworks Naughton Jr., Harold P. 4/9/2019 Anderson Terry Florence AL 1000 CEO American Promotional Events Walker Grossman, Rebecca 6/7/2019 Goldman Josh Birmingham AL 250 CFO/CTO Kobold Metals Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Massachusetts 7/30/2019Political ActionPRITSCH Committee DERRICK Montgomery AL 38.47 Baker, Charles D. 3/26/2019 Ross Alexander Little Rock AR 35 Tax Accountant HoganTaylor LLP Walker Grossman, Rebecca 5/24/2019 Osborne Marcus Bentonville AR 100 Vice President Walmart Bok, Priscilla MacKenzie 5/30/2019 Norton Mike Prairie Grove AR 25 Law Student Stanford University Miranda, Elizabeth 6/27/2019 Moses Dionna Bentonville AR 99 Not Employed Not Employed Lemoine, Landon M. 1/2/2019 Morris (2018 Contribution)Miriam Scottsdale AZ 100 Occupational Therapist Spooner PT Retired Public Employees PAC 1/23/2019 Peters Judith Fountain Hills Az 75 Retired Retired Petty, Joseph M. 2/22/2019 Herlinger Benjamin Scottsdale AZ 500 OWNER DODGE PARK & THE OASIS AT DODGE PARK Strezo, Kristen E. 2/23/2019 Janick William Scottsdale AZ 250 Retired Not Employed Economou, Anthony James 4/10/2019 Herlinger Benjamin Scottsdale AZ 250 Partner Oasis at Dodge Park Bok, Priscilla MacKenzie 4/15/2019 Ambruster John Flagstaff AZ 50 Not Employed Not Employed Kane, Hannah 4/29/2019 Karalekas S. Steven Phoenix AZ 250 Retired Bok, Priscilla MacKenzie 5/2/2019 Boyle Matthew Scottsdale AZ 500 COO Landmark Recovery Nassour, Jennifer Ann 5/23/2019 Cassagio Janet Cornville AZ 100 Retired Retired Retired Public Employees PAC 6/3/2019 Blane Stephen Tucson AZ 55 Retired Retired Halbert, David 6/6/2019 Goodson Amanda Tucson AZ 250 Entrepreneur AGG, LLC Janey, Kim 6/6/2019 Kachuroi Joseph Scottsdale AZ 500 Director Harvest Health & Rec Halbert, David 6/13/2019 Hollis Nathan Gilbert AZ 100 Director of Education Grand Canyon University Allen, Jonathan L. 6/20/2019 Twersky Bruce Phoenix AZ 18 Sales Hrt Network Schmid III, Paul A. 6/22/2019 Arnzen Paul D. Tuscon AZ 100 Retired None Murphy, Joseph 6/24/2019 Sevenson Jamie Gilbert AZ 100 Cruz, Timothy J. 6/28/2019 Harrison Joshua Scottsdale AZ 250 Nurse Practicioner Dermright Petty, Joseph M. 7/8/2019 Herlinger Benjamin Scottsdale AZ 500 OWNER DODGE PARK & THE OASIS AT DODGE PARK Scott-Pacheco, Erica 7/19/2019 Hamden Erika Tucson az 100 Scientist University of Arizona Scott-Pacheco, Erica 7/26/2019 Hart Kami Sacaton AZ 50 Judge Gila River Indian Community Flaherty Jr., Michael F. 7/31/2019 Kachuroi Joseph Scottsdale AZ 500 Real Estate Harvest Inc. Dir Of Real Estate Nave, Jr., Lee 8/1/2019 Jacobs Diane Phoenix AZ 100 Architect Holly Street Studio Siddiqui, Sumbul 8/15/2019 Berens Sean Phoenix AZ 200 Lawyer Perkins Coie Llp Rollins, Rachael 8/15/2019 Vernard Fennell Tucson AZ 100 Physician University of Arizona Mallon, Alanna Marie 1/10/2019 Condon (2018 Contribution)Patrick Vancouver BC 1000 Professor University of British Columbia Mallon, Alanna Marie 6/18/2019 Condon Patrick Vancouver BC 1000 Professor University of British Columbia Spilka, Karen 4/8/2019 Sigal Steven South Windsor C 100 Lemoine, Landon M. 1/2/2019 Burton (2018 Contribution)James Los Angeles CA 100 Brand Manager 72andSunny Lemoine, Landon M. 1/2/2019 Lorson (2018 Contribution)Jacob Los Angeles CA 50 Not Employed Not Employed Lemoine, Landon M. 1/2/2019 Melehy (2018 Contribution)Andrew Encinitas CA 50 Medical Student Columbia University Lemoine, Landon M. 1/2/2019 Melehy (2018 Contribution)Holly Encinitas CA 250 Head of Operations Zefflin Systems Wu, Michelle 1/2/2019 Tillotson Ben San Francisco CA 25 Operations Text IQ Lemoine, Landon M. 1/4/2019 Cisneros (2018 Contribution)Jeremy San Diego CA 100 Self employed Self Lemoine, Landon M. 1/4/2019 Fritts (2018 Contribution)Linn San Diego CA 100 Case manager Health IQ Lemoine, Landon M. 1/4/2019 Regan (2018 Contribution)Matthew Los Angeles CA 30 Music Agent Trainee United Talent Agency Nave, Jr., Lee 1/4/2019 Rizvi Sarah Covina CA 100 Americorps Member Conservation Legacy/national Park Service Lemoine, Landon M. 1/4/2019 Tuosto (2018 Contribution)John Los Angeles CA 50 Not Employed Not Employed Lively, Scott Douglas 1/5/2019 Ogilvie II William Grass Valley CA 100 Retired Teacher Elk Grove Unified Sch. Dis. Mobilia, Kristen R. 1/7/2019 Mobilia Maria (2018 Contribution)Freemont CA 1000 Director of Web Services Hearst Corp Halbert, David 1/8/2019 Jenveja Raj San Francisco CA 100 Engineer Wag Arroyo, Ricardo N. 1/9/2019 Melton Ronald Heber CA 25 Koutoujian, Peter J. 1/10/2019 Babaian (2018 Contribution)William L. 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