The Current Yes on 218, a Project of Howard Jarvi... Committee · Committee In $14.0M Out $0
Committee

Yes On 218, A Project Of Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association

Money $14.0M in · $0 out
a committee both receives and spends, follow it either direction
Californians To Restore Local Taxpayers' Right To Vote On Taxes, Sponsored By Homeowners, Businesses, And Taxpayers $12.7M
91% Individual
California Business Roundtable Issues Pac $771.7K
5.5% Organization
Issues Pac Of Apartment Association Of Greater Los Angeles $35.0K
0.25% Organization
Barranca Studios Lp $5.6K
0.04% Individual
Dan Palmer $5.0K
0.04% Individual
William Baird $4.2K
0.03% Individual
Stephen Janachowski $4.0K
0.03% Individual
Court Hill La Lp $3.6K
0.03% Individual
North Knob Hill Lp $3.6K
0.03% Individual
San Fernando Studios Lp $3.6K
0.03% Individual
Twenty Five Ten Lp $3.6K
0.03% Individual
Streit Capital Corp $2.5K
0.02% Organization
Robert Bartholomew $2.5K
0.02% Individual
Robert Varich $2.0K
0.01% Individual
Donald Ray Massee $2.0K
0.01% Individual
Miguel Guerrero $2.0K
0.01% Individual
Jason Oppenheim $2.0K
0.01% Individual
Myron Sukut $2.0K
0.01% Individual
Park Towers $2.0K
0.01% Individual
Gregory Waldorf $2.0K
0.01% Individual
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Inbound concentration
Top 10 donors — 97%97%
Footprint
Received$14.0M
Spent$0
Contributors1,932
Recipients0
Latest activity30 Jun 2026
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The Current · money + influence graph scope · CA · 1 May 2025 – 30 Jul 2028 · latest gift 30 Jun 2026 · ingested 8 Aug 2026 source · CalAccess