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SALVATION ARMY

Filed as: SALVATION ARMY
What this shows. Payments to vendors are lawful, itemized disclosures that committees must report. This view lists what FEC and NADC filings report each committee paid each payee organization. It does not indicate wrongdoing. A vendor's relationship to a candidate (for example a candidate-owned firm) is shown only when a filing states it; otherwise none is asserted. Payments to individuals (staff, reimbursements) are combined into one "Individuals (aggregated)" line and no names are shown. Transfers between committees are excluded here (see Money Map). Rules & keyword categories.
2023–24 cycle
$6,500
FEC — · NADC $6,500 · 3 payments

2023–24 cycle as of 2026-10-26 · by year: 2022 $6,500

PayerTypeSourcePaymentsTotal
HILKEMANN FOR LEGISLATURE
Candidate: ROBERT HILKEMANN
CandidateNADC nadc-76241$4,000
CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH
Candidate: JIM SMITH
CandidateNADC nadc-76341$1,500
JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHA
Candidate: JEAN STOTHERT
CandidateNADC nadc-75321$1,000
Largest 3 filings
DatePayerPurpose (filing text)AmountFiling
2022-12-31HILKEMANN FOR LEGISLATURELIQUIDATING DISTRIBUTION$4,000NADC expenditure 28703 ↗
2022-04-16CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITHDONATION$1,500NADC expenditure 28521 ↗
2022-05-15JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHAEVENT TICKETS$1,000NADC expenditure 28423 ↗