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Organization payee-name aggregate · official FEC data

Ohio Democratic Party

Campaign operating expenditures filed under this conservatively normalized payee name. Election.org does not assert corporate identity, ownership, ideology, or services beyond what the records show.

8 committees112 payments2025–2026 cycle

Committee payments · current non-memo rows

How much did federal committees report paying Ohio Democratic Party?

Organization-payment rows in the FEC snapshot reviewed Nov 5, 2026.

Current amount
$467,516.75
Itemized payments
112
Committees
8

This is an aggregate by normalized filing name. It is not revenue, profit, a verified contract total, or proof that similarly named legal entities are the same organization.

Source: Federal Election Commission Schedule B operating expenditures.

Payments over time

Monthly payments reported to Ohio Democratic Party.

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October 2026$0.000 payment records
Payments to Ohio Democratic Party: monthly reported payments from January 2025 to October 2026$0$25K$50K$75K$100K$125KJan 2025Nov 2025Oct 2026
$467,516.75 snapshot total112 payment records8 committees

Reported payments, not donations or corporate revenue. Reviewed Nov 5, 2026; chart dates run through Oct 31, 2026. Recent months may be incomplete as filings arrive. Signed corrections are included; memo rows and individual payees are excluded.

Monthly values and source

FEC operating-expenditure source · Normalized payee names do not establish legal identity. Only groups with positive net totals are included. A zero month means no included payment records in this snapshot, not a finding that no payment occurred.

MonthNet paymentsRecords
2025-01$11,812.059
2025-02$10,960.4010
2025-03$10,910.405
2025-04$10,910.385
2025-05$15,910.386
2025-06$10,910.385
2025-07$10,910.385
2025-08$10,910.385
2025-09$10,910.385
2025-10$0.000
2025-11$0.000
2025-12$0.000
2026-01$10,000.002
2026-02$58,269.2514
2026-03$40,149.5011
2026-04$105,238.888
2026-05$34,571.1010
2026-06$115,142.8912
2026-07$0.000
2026-08$0.000
2026-09$0.000
2026-10$0.000

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Largest published committee relationships

FEC OPERATING EXPENDITURES

This page publishes at most 75 committee relationships for a payee-name group. The global amount above includes every current eligible row in the source aggregate.

EMILIA SYKES FOR CONGRESS97 itemized payments · latest Jun 17, 2026
$265,660.67
KAPTUR FOR CONGRESS5 itemized payments · latest Jun 25, 2026
$154,708.73
MILLER FOR AMERICA4 itemized payments · latest May 18, 2026
$22,131.59
DON LEONARD FOR OHIO2 itemized payments · latest Feb 19, 2026
$5,015.76
BEATTY FOR CONGRESS1 itemized payment · latest May 22, 2025
$5,000.00
SHONTEL BROWN FOR CONGRESS1 itemized payment · latest Feb 2, 2026
$5,000.00
SCOTT FOR OHIO1 itemized payment · latest Feb 20, 2026
$5,000.00
POINDEXTER FOR CONGRESS1 itemized payment · latest Mar 5, 2026
$5,000.00
Method boundary

Payee names are evidence, not conclusions.

Organizations only

Individual payees are excluded from this published store.

Amendment-normalized

175 superseded transaction versions were removed using committee, report, and transaction identifiers.

Memo rows excluded

368,439 memo-code X rows are excluded from totals because the FEC says they are not included in the itemization total.

Conservative matching

Punctuation and a small set of corporate suffixes are normalized. Election.org does not perform unverified corporate-family resolution.

Sources & notes
Source & freshness

SourceFederal Election Commission ↗

Dataset checkedNov 5, 2026

Earlier published snapshot · Oct 16, 2026$467,516.75 · 112 payments · 8 committees

Entity resolutionNot asserted

Individual payeesNot published

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