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INDEPENDENT PARTY 2024 TO ELECT JB BUFORD FOR POTUS

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Candidate committeeFEC C00884338
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Committee details

2026 CYCLE
Committee type
Presidential campaign committee · code P
Designation
Authorized by a candidate · code A
Filing frequency
Quarterly filer
Mailing address
PO BOX 5934, BOSSIER CITY LA 71171
FEC committee ID
C00884338
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INDEPENDENT PARTY 2024 TO ELECT JB BUFORD FOR POTUS — FEC Registration

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