PACTracker · Paid vendor

ARISTOTLE INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Paid $292,064 across 120 payments
Payee as filed with the FEC · Washington, DC
$292,064paid by committees we track
120payments
21committees paying
01/13/2025 – 07/10/2026payment period

Who paid them

Official's committeePaidPayments
Dan Sullivan$23,7558
Mike Crapo$23,4905
Mike Lee$22,32913
Susan M. Collins$20,4002
John Barrasso$19,3506
Lisa Murkowski$18,9258
Jim Banks$18,9007
Ashley Moody$18,7006
Pete Ricketts$18,3967
Jon Husted$17,4826
Mike Rounds$16,6457
James Lankford$16,2006
Jerry Moran$15,89213
Katie Boyd Britt$15,7506
John Kennedy$15,2846
John Thune$7,4255
Ted Budd$2,2501
Bill Cassidy$5852
Christopher A. Coons$1252
Josh Hawley$1252
Todd Young$552

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
SOFTWARE26
COMPLIANCE SOFTWARE14
DATABASE13
DATABASE MANAGEMENT11
SOFTWARE SERVICE7
SOFTWARE SUBSCRIPTION7
CREDIT CARD PROCESSING FEES - EARMARKED THRU NAB7
CAMPAIGN SOFTWARE EXPENSE6
CAMPAIGN SOFTWARE6
DATABASE SERVICES5

Filed as

ARISTOTLE INTERNATIONAL, INC. · ARISTOTLE INTERNATIONAL · ARISTOTLE INTERNATIONAL INC · ARISTOTLE INTERNATIONAL INC.

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