Cynthia Mendes
Employers on filingsRENEW NEW ENGLAND ALLIANCE 2021–2024 · RENEW US 2019–2023 · Green new Deal Council -Renew New England Alliance 2022–2023 · +7 moreCandidate ofCYNTHIA MENDES
Also known asCynthia BuonoCampaign financeCynthia M MendesCampaign financeCynthia M MendesRI declared candidatesCynthia M MendesRI declared candidates (2020)
Given personally
$2.4k
29 gifts
Not counted here: 1 loan totaling $25. Self-funding is counted apart. See Transactions.
Who funds Cynthia Mendes's campaign (CYNTHIA MENDES), where it spends, and Cynthia Mendes's own giving, on one diagram. A node marked personal is Cynthia Mendes's own money; the rest went through the campaign. Amounts are loans, refunds and corrections; self-funding is left out.
Money in Money outpersonal Cynthia Mendes's own moneyUnmarked: the campaign committeeClick any node to follow the money.
VENDOR$3.7k
Political Data I
VENDOR$1.5k
LC Media LLC
VENDOR$13k
Trister, Ross, Schadler & Gold, PLLC
INDIVIDUAL$10.9k
Corbin Trent
VENDOR$9.3k
Authentic Campaigns, Inc.
INDIVIDUAL$6.5k
New Deal Strategies
INDIVIDUAL$5k
Left Rising
INDIVIDUAL$4.8k
Matt Brown For Governor
INDIVIDUAL$3.8k
Tappan Research
BUSINESS$3.8k
Drive Agency
INDIVIDUAL$2.8k
Ngp Van
INDIVIDUAL$2k
Kalliana Marek
INDIVIDUAL$1k
Fireside Campaigns
INDIVIDUAL$1k
Ravinder Aggarwal
OTHER$4.5k
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Cynthia Mendes
Self-funding is kept out of this diagram and the totals above: $10 put in by the candidate, $26 paid back. The Self-funding tab below lists each one.
Elections
Every race this person stood in, with the result the Board of Elections reported. Votes are the total for the race; a winner is shown only once every precinct is counted and no unattributed votes could change the order. Until the Board certifies an election, its figures are the election-night count.
Elected to
- Senator in General Assembly, District 182020
| Election | Office | Party | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 primary2022-09-13 | Lieutenant Governor | Democrat | 21,304 | Lost |
| 2020 general2020-11-03 | Senator in General Assembly, District 18 | DEM | 10,013 | Won |
| 2020 primary2020-09-08 | Senator in General Assembly, District 18 | Democrat | 1,727 | Won |