PACTracker · Paid vendor

AISLE 518 STRATEGIES, LLC

Paid $42,207,374 across 442 payments
Payee as filed with the FEC · Arlington, VA
$42,207,374paid by committees we track
442payments
9committees paying
01/08/2025 – 06/30/2026payment period

Who paid them

Official's committeePaidPayments
Jon Ossoff$21,363,55655
Mark Kelly$11,133,270119
Christopher Murphy$4,933,18439
Bernard Sanders$1,941,96433
Tammy Duckworth$934,81873
Elissa Slotkin$849,62733
Edward J. Markey$546,93332
Ruben Gallego$264,02228
Alex Padilla$240,00030

Payments reported on the committees' own operating-expenditure schedules. A payment is a purchase of goods or services.

What for, as described in the filings

Purpose as filedPayments
DIGITAL ADVERTISING92
DIGITAL CONSULTING59
MEDIA BUY55
ADVERTISING - DIGITAL49
TEXTING SERVICES46
DIGITAL FUNDRAISING45
POLITICAL COMMUNICATIONS32
DIGITAL FUNDRAISING SERVICES23
DIGITAL CONSULTING SERVICES10
ADVERTISING9

Filed as

AISLE 518 STRATEGIES, LLC · AISLE 518 STRATEGIES LLC · AISLE 518 · AISLE 518 STRATEGIES

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