PACTracker · Paid vendor

HILTON

Paid $77,104 across 163 payments
Payee as filed with the FEC · Carrolton, TX
$77,104paid by committees we track
163payments
20committees paying
11/12/2024 – 06/26/2026payment period

Who paid them

Official's committeePaidPayments
Donald Trump$31,82163
Mark Kelly$8,37426
David McCormick$8,2339
Ted Cruz$7,1525
Ashley Moody$4,0404
Bernard Sanders$3,21216
Tom Cotton$2,7116
Jon Husted$1,9646
Thom Tillis$1,8776
Thomas Massie$1,4166
Ted Budd$1,2412
Bill Cassidy$1,0041
Brian Schatz$8451
John Thune$6521
Bernie Moreno$5652
Tim Scott$5072
Roger Marshall$4952
Kevin Cramer$3523
John W. Hickenlooper$3261
Jeff Merkley$3191

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
TRAVEL64
TRAVEL: LODGING59
LODGING29
TRAVEL: FOOD4
TRAVEL EXPENSE2
PARKING1
PARKING EXPENSE1
CREDIT: TRAVEL: LODGING1
TRAVEL: TRANSACTION FEES1
FOOD1
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