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News from November 2020

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Credit Union Political Action Committee of Missouri receives $2 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Jacquelyn Freeman contributed $2 to Credit Union Political Action Committee of Missouri on Nov. 16.

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What committees spent the most during the week ending November 14?

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Friends of Michael Bernskoetter spent $243 during the week ending November 14.

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Better Schools for Missouri receives $30 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Carol Embree contributed $30 to Better Schools for Missouri on Nov. 16.

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Missouri Senate Campaign Committee receives $2,500 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

MO Majority PAC contributed $2,500 to Missouri Senate Campaign Committee on Nov. 16.

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What committees spent the most during the week ending November 14?

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Ashcroft for Missouri spent $7,702 during the week ending November 14.

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Better Schools for Missouri receives $10 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Cassandra Gengelbach contributed $10 to Better Schools for Missouri on Nov. 16.

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What committees spent the most during the week ending November 14?

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

House Democratic Campaign Committee spent $1,075 during the week ending November 14.

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Credit Union Political Action Committee of Missouri receives $2 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Jean Capriglione contributed $2 to Credit Union Political Action Committee of Missouri on Nov. 16.

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Better Schools for Missouri receives $10 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Brian Harris contributed $10 to Better Schools for Missouri on Nov. 16.

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Better Schools for Missouri receives $30 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Michael Schooley contributed $30 to Better Schools for Missouri on Nov. 16.

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What committees spent the most during the week ending November 14?

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Missouri Senate Campaign Committee spent $750 during the week ending November 14.

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What committees spent the most during the week ending November 14?

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Citizens for Stumpe spent $350 during the week ending November 14.

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Credit Union Political Action Committee of Missouri receives $20 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Linda Allen contributed $20 to Credit Union Political Action Committee of Missouri on Nov. 16.

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What committees spent the most during the week ending November 14?

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

H-PAC spent $9,879 during the week ending November 14.

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Missouri Senate Campaign Committee receives $2,500 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

First Capitol PAC contributed $2,500 to Missouri Senate Campaign Committee on Nov. 16.

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Better Schools for Missouri receives $10 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Bryce Johnson contributed $10 to Better Schools for Missouri on Nov. 16.

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Better Schools for Missouri receives $10 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Ryan Crum contributed $10 to Better Schools for Missouri on Nov. 16.

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Better Schools for Missouri receives $20 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

David Downs contributed $20 to Better Schools for Missouri on Nov. 16.

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What committees spent the most during the week ending November 14?

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Committee to Elect John Wheeler spent $130 during the week ending November 14.

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Better Schools for Missouri receives $125 on Nov. 16

By Jefferson City News | Nov 17, 2020

Doug Hayter contributed $125 to Better Schools for Missouri on Nov. 16.