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William Walaska

Employers on filingsSTATE OF RHODE ISLAND 2002–2016 · William Walaska 2016 · Friends of Walaska/Senate 2006–2016 · +18 more
Also known asHon. William WalaskaCampaign financeMr. William WalaskaCampaign financeSenator William WalaskaCampaign financeSen. William A WalaskaCampaign finance+12 more
Total given
$16k
73 contributions
$685 across 3 refund/correction rows are excluded here (see Transactions)

Who pays into William Walaska, and who it pays out to. Click a node to follow the money.

Money in Money outClick any node to follow the money.
PAC$3k
RI BROTHERHOOD OF CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS PAC
PAC$2k
RI TROOPERS ASSOCIATION PAC
PAC$1.5k
NRA POLITICAL VICTORY FUND PAC (National Rifle Association)
COMMITTEE$1.3k
JOSEPH A MONTALBANO
PAC$1k
SENATE DEMOCRATS 2006 PAC
PAC$950
CREDIT UNION PAC OF RI
COMMITTEE$800
M. Teresa Paiva-Weed
PAC$700
RI PHARMACISTS PAC
PAC$700
NEARI PACE (National Education Association of RI)
PAC$600
RI LABORERS' STATE EMPLOYEES
PAC$600
RI INSURANCE & FINANCIAL ADVISORS PAC
PAC$500
RI DENTAL PAC
OTHER$4.3k
24 more
COMMITTEE$1.7k
DANIEL P CONNORS
COMMITTEE$1.5k
FRANK T CAPRIO
CANDIDATE$1.2k
FRANK A CICCONE III
COMMITTEE$1.1k
CHARLES J FOGARTY
COMMITTEE$1k
THOMAS J IZZO
COMMITTEE$1k
VINCENT A CIANCI JR
CANDIDATE$650
MARYELLEN GOODWIN
CANDIDATE$550
CHARLES J LEVESQUE
COMMITTEE$500
PETER JOHN PETRARCA
CANDIDATE$500
BEATRICE A LANZI
CANDIDATE$500
ROGER A PICARD
COMMITTEE$450
M. Teresa Paiva-Weed
OTHER$5.3k
36 more
William Walaska
in $17.9k·out $16k

Elections

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