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Snoqualmie Indian Tribe

Cycle

Tracked direct giving

$243,900

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The Money Trail

How money flowed from Snoqualmie Indian Tribe

$244K
7 transactions across 2 counterparties
sum of 7 tracked donations shown

Snoqualmie Indian Tribe directed $161K to DSCC across 5 contributions between June 2019 and October 2024.

Jun 2019 – Oct 2024corporate

Snoqualmie Indian Tribe directed $83K to DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMM. - BLDG FUND across 2 contributions between April 2023 and August 2024.

Apr 2023 – Aug 2024corporate
$244K tracked across 2 counterparties (sum of 7 tracked donations shown)
PAC Chain Attribution

Where Snoqualmie Indian Tribe’s money ended up

Attributed amounts are modeled estimates of how money flowed through intermediary PACs, computed by proportional apportionment of FEC-reported transactions. They are not reported transactions themselves. How we compute this

$43K
modeled estimate
34 paths across 34 counterparties
$7Kmodeled estimateattributed to Michael J Rogers
2024 cycle1 path1 hopMedium confidence
$7Kmodeled estimateSnoqualmie Indian Tribe→DSCC→Michael J RogersmediumOpposeindependent_expenditure

smallest single documented leg $41K (larger than the modeled estimate: the leg carried money from other sources too)

$6Kmodeled estimateattributed to David McCormick
2024 cycle1 path1 hopMedium confidence
$6Kmodeled estimateSnoqualmie Indian Tribe→DSCC→David McCormickmediumOpposeindependent_expenditure

smallest single documented leg $41K (larger than the modeled estimate: the leg carried money from other sources too)

$6Kmodeled estimateattributed to Eric Hovde
2024 cycle1 path1 hopMedium confidence
$6Kmodeled estimateSnoqualmie Indian Tribe→DSCC→Eric HovdemediumOpposeindependent_expenditure

smallest single documented leg $41K (larger than the modeled estimate: the leg carried money from other sources too)

$3Kmodeled estimateattributed to Tim Sheehy
2024 cycle1 path1 hopMedium confidence
$3Kmodeled estimateSnoqualmie Indian Tribe→DSCC→Tim SheehymediumOpposemultiple

smallest single documented leg $41K (larger than the modeled estimate: the leg carried money from other sources too)

$3Kmodeled estimateattributed to Kari Lake
2024 cycle1 path1 hopMedium confidence
$3Kmodeled estimateSnoqualmie Indian Tribe→DSCC→Kari LakemediumOpposeindependent_expenditure

smallest single documented leg $41K (larger than the modeled estimate: the leg carried money from other sources too)

$1Kmodeled estimateattributed to John S. Duarte
2024 cycle1 path1 hopMedium confidence

smallest single documented leg $41K (larger than the modeled estimate: the leg carried money from other sources too)

$1Kmodeled estimateattributed to Mazi Melesa Pilip
2024 cycle1 path1 hopMedium confidence

smallest single documented leg $41K (larger than the modeled estimate: the leg carried money from other sources too)

$1Kmodeled estimateattributed to David Schweikert
2024 cycle1 path1 hopMedium confidence

smallest single documented leg $41K (larger than the modeled estimate: the leg carried money from other sources too)

Plus 26 additional chains totaling $16K.

$43K attributed (modeled estimate) across 34 paths·Up to 1 hop deep·Source FEC filings (Schedules A, B, E)·How we compute this

Outside Spending and Dark Money

Dark money is election spending by organizations that do not disclose their donors: 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations, 501(c)(6) trade associations, and similar non-committee filers (FEC Form 5 and Form 9). Registered super PACs also make independent expenditures. But they itemize their donors with the FEC, so their spending is not dark money. Figures below are never combined with disclosed-donor totals.

IRS 990 Schedule I Grant Chain

Grants between nonprofits reported on IRS Form 990 Schedule I. Grants between organizations are one route for dark money. A nonprofit may receive a grant from one entity and then spend that money on election ads.

IRS 990 Schedule I grants received

$150,000

GrantorAmountTax YearPurpose
ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS INC$150,0002024UPWARD MOBILITY - CROSS SECTOR PARTNERSHIPS

Source: IRS Form 990 Schedule I (Grants and Other Assistance to Organizations) via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer and IRS 990 XML e-files. Grant amounts represent the most recent filing year available.

IRS 990 data lags a year or more behind filing. Grants shown are for the stated tax year and do not establish current-cycle funding.

Methodology Disclosure

Dark money figures are derived from FEC Form 5 (independent expenditures by non-committee organizations) and Form 9 (electioneering communications). These filings capture spending on ads and election communications but do not reveal the identity of the organization's donors. QPQ totals may differ from benchmarks like the Brennan Center's estimates. QPQ includes all Form 5 filers, while some benchmarks count only a subset of non-disclosing nonprofits. Grant chain data is from IRS Form 990 Schedule I and may not include all years or all grantee organizations.

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Donations Given and Outside Spending

Largest 50 records. Rows badged “Spent to support” or “Spent to oppose” are independent expenditures this entity paid to vendors for or against the named candidate. That money was not given to them.

RecipientAmountDateCycle
DSCC$41,300Oct 31, 20232024
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMM. - BLDG FUND$41,300Apr 6, 20232024
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMM. - BLDG FUND$41,300Aug 8, 20242024
DSCC$35,000Jun 27, 20192020
DSCC$35,000Aug 20, 20202020
DSCC$35,000Oct 25, 20222022
DSCC$15,000Oct 25, 20242024

Relationships

TypeConnected ToDetailsSource
Received money fromENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS INCIRS 990 Schedule I grant of $150,000 (tax year 2024). Purpose: UPWARD MOBILITY - CROSS SECTOR PARTNERSHIPSSource