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BRYCE PLUMB - SOVEREIGN CONSTITUTIONALISTS COMMITTEE 20240

Name: BRYCE PLUMB - SOVEREIGN CONSTITUTIONALISTS COMMITTEE 20240 2026 FEC committee record
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Principal campaign committeeUNKFEC C00920322

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2026 CYCLE

Committee type: Presidential campaign committee · code P
Designation: Principal campaign committee · code P
Filing frequency: Quarterly filer
Party affiliation: Unknown
Treasurer: BRYCE PLUMB
Mailing address: 4112 NOLENSVILLE PIKE, PO BOX 111042, NASHVILLE TN 372229998
FEC committee ID: C00920322

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