The committee paid $142,150 to 20 vendors.
The largest expense was $75 paid to MBWW-Room Rental based in East Lansing for room rental.
The second largest political spend from a committee operating in a city within Clinton County during the month came from Victory Values Fund. It spent $29,738 during that period on four different vendors.
What’s known as “dark money,” which comes from political non-profits and shell corporations, has greatly increased expenditures and donations in recent elections to record-breaking highs.
During the 2020 elections, candidates spent roughly $41 million. This is in sharp contrast to the previous federal election cycle, when Michigan candidates spent nearly $150 million.
Political campaign financial data is often updated, leading to a sometimes incomplete picture of a committee or candidate's finances.
| Committee | Expenditures | Paid Vendors |
|---|---|---|
| Wentworth Majority Fund PAC | $142,150 | 20 |
| Victory Values Fund | $29,738 | 4 |
| Michigan Values Leadership Fund II | $25,016 | 2 |
| Hauck Majority Fund | $25,000 | 3 |
| Wentworth Majority Fund 2 | $17,500 | 3 |
| The 1837 Fund | $17,081 | 1 |
| Kristina Karamo for Sos | $5,651 | 25 |
| Sam Singh for State Senate | $4,632 | 11 |
| Tom Leonard for Michigan | $1,707 | 20 |
| Friends of Ruth Johnson | $1,427 | 4 |
| Logan Byrne for State Representative | $954 | 4 |
| Graham Filler for State Representative | $548 | 4 |
| Friends for Kelly Rossman-McKinney | $397 | 2 |
| Jason Strayhorn for Education | $16 | 1 |
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