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reported spending involving Roy Cooper
Print and MailshopRHA Marketing
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reported spending involving JOHN ELIAS BALDACCI
Print and MailshopRHA Marketing
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reported spending involving Adam C. Gray
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving Marlene Galan-Woods
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving Alexander George Kelloff
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving Manny Rutinel
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving Sarah Trone Garriott
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving JOHN ELIAS BALDACCI
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving Vicente Gonzalez
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving T. Jonathan Ossoff
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving Sherrod Brown
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving Susan M. Collins
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving Roy Cooper
PostageUnited States Postal Service
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reported spending involving Adam C. Gray
Copy and Production ServicesAmerican Target Advertising, Inc.
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reported spending involving Manny Rutinel
Copy and Production ServicesAmerican Target Advertising, Inc.
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Source: Federal Election Commission bulk data ↗, checked Oct 16, 2026. Purpose and payee text reproduce filer-supplied source fields. Electionpedia does not infer a platform, audience, targeting geography, creative content, or service actually delivered from those fields.
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