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Payments to Vendors › TRAVELOCITY

TRAVELOCITY

Filed as: TRAVELOCITY
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
$-1,300
FEC — · NADC $-1,300 · 1 payments
2021–22 cycle
$1,300
FEC — · NADC $1,300 · 1 payments

2023–24 cycle as of 2026-10-26 · by year: 2021 $-1,300

PayerTypeSourcePaymentsTotal
DOUG PETERSON FOR ATTORNEY GENERALCandidateNADC nadc-74941$-1,300
Largest 1 filings
DatePayerPurpose (filing text)AmountFiling
2021-05-06DOUG PETERSON FOR ATTORNEY GENERALOffset due to delete of filed item - TRAVEL FOR RAGA$-1,300NADC expenditure 28219 ↗

2021–22 cycle as of 2026-10-26 · by year: 2021 $1,300

PayerTypeSourcePaymentsTotal
DOUG PETERSON FOR ATTORNEY GENERALCandidateNADC nadc-74941$1,300
Largest 1 filings
DatePayerPurpose (filing text)AmountFiling
2021-05-06DOUG PETERSON FOR ATTORNEY GENERALTRAVEL FOR RAGA$1,300NADC expenditure 3746 ↗