PACTracker · Paid vendor

EZCATER

Paid $93,511 across 50 payments
Payee as filed with the FEC · Boston, MA
$93,511paid by committees we track
50payments
14committees paying
01/02/2025 – 07/22/2026payment period

Who paid them

Official's committeePaidPayments
John Thune$78,34916
Mark R. Warner$3,92110
Edward J. Markey$1,9245
Raphael G. Warnock$1,5693
John Boozman$1,3394
Jon Ossoff$1,2753
Patty Murray$1,1001
Elizabeth Warren$1,0041
Cindy Hyde-Smith$6951
Tim Sheehy$5671
Lisa Blunt Rochester$4911
Mike Rounds$4782
Gary C. Peters$4031
Mark Kelly$3971

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
CATERING34
MEETINGS/MEALS5
EVENT EXPENSE: FOOD & BEVERAGE4
MEALS3
FOOD AND BEVERAGE2
REFUND FROM VENDOR1
MEAL1

Filed as

EZCATER · EZCATER, INC. · EZCATER INC

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