Ethics and Elections Commission Wayne Barnett, Executive Director

Campaigns
Registered political committees that have spent money promoting or opposing City of Seattle candidates or ballot issues in this election cycle. Also, dashboards for each contest and campaign where you can learn more about their contributors and expenditures.
 
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2023 IE Committees
All4GunRspVF
BAL NBRS COMM
CoalStrngrSea
Coal4ProgChnge
DtnNbrsComm
ElliottBayNbrs
Energize WA
FrndsOfSESea
Fuse Votes
GWD NBRS COMM
PeoplePwrSltns
SEAFIREFTRPAC
SEA NBRHD COMM
SEA NBRS COMM
SEIU775QCPEAF
UNITEHEREL8PAC
UnivNbrsComm
VoicesUnited
WkrsUntd4Sea
2023 IE Non-Committees


2023 IE Committees


Participating Committee
Ballard Neighbors Committee
Coalition 4 a Stronger Seattle
Coalition 4 Progressive Change
Downtown Neighbors Comm
Elliott Bay Neighbors Comm
Energize Washington
Friends of SE Seattle
Fuse Votes
Greenwood Neighbors Committee
People Power Solutions PAC
Seattle Neighborhood Committee
Seattle Neighbors Committee
SEIU 775 QLCARE COMM PEAF
UNITE HERE Local 8 PAC
University Neighbors Committee
VOICES UNITED PAC
Workers United For Seattle
Status Not Available
ALLNCE 4 GUN RSPNSBLTY VIC FND
Seattle Fire Fighters PAC

Top 5 Independent Expenditures
(as of 11/28/23 at 7:07AM)

Elliott Bay Neighbors Comm - $199,430 Against Maren Costa
Downtown Neighbors Comm - $127,125 Against Andrew Lewis
Greenwood Neighbors Committee - $117,433 Against ChrisTiana Obeysumner
Friends of SE Seattle - $109,200 Against Tammy Morales
University Neighbors Committee - $100,818 Against Ron Davis
Popup list of all Independent Expenditures
For a complete count of vouchers assigned to candidates, go to Democracy Voucher Program - Program Data