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C90018698

The Race · Donors · Independent expenditor

POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK INC.

Registered in NEW YORK, NY. Credits below are committee→candidate totals from FEC pas2 files for campaigns archived on The Race (1 recipient).

Type: Independent expenditor
To archive: $493.9K
Recipients: 1
Location: NEW YORK, NY

Committee

FEC id: C90018698

Recipients

Showing top 1 by amount. Exact total: $493,889.

ALESSANDRA BIAGGI
House · NY · Dist. 17 · Democratic · 2022
$493.9K

Donor pages are Ledger indexes of FEC committee (pas2) credits that appear in candidate top-donor lists. Recipient amounts are summed across archived cycles and shown per cycle in the table; the headline total blends those cycles on purpose. This is not a full Schedule A browser. Metrics and caveats: methodology.

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