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Finances
Current financial summary
Reconciled to each FEC filing as it is made. Where a figure here and the filing differ, the filing controls.
Status
Registered October 22, 2026. First financial report not yet due.
After each filing this section will show total receipts, spending on independent expenditures and production, fundraising costs, and officer compensation, each as a dollar amount and as a share of receipts.
Until then, no figures are shown. The committee does not publish estimates.