Who contributed to Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People PAC during week ending January 12?

By Durham Reporter

Jun 29, 2020

The Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People PAC, a political action committee, received $12,450 in contributions during the week ending January 12, according to the North Carolina state board of elections.

Donations made to political groups or candidates must be disclosed under state law for greater transparency in elections. While Congress created the Federal Election Commission to oversee federal elections in 1974, each state is left to regulate its local elections.

Here are the contributions that the Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People PAC received during the week ending January 12.

Date	Contributor	Amount
2020-01-10	Dewayne N. Washington	$1,000
2020-01-10	Allen Thomas	$1,000
2020-01-09	Kenneth B. Spaulding	$1,000
2020-01-09	Erica Smith	$1,000
2020-01-10	Robert Reives	$1,000
2020-01-08	Pierce Freelon	$1,000
2020-01-09	Patrick L. Byker	$1,000
2020-01-09	Lowell Siler	$500
2020-01-09	Mary Lee	$500
2020-01-09	Ralph K. Frasier Jr.	$500
2020-01-09	Chaz M. Beasley	$500
2020-01-09	James Barrett	$500
2020-01-09	Beth A. Wood	$300
2020-01-09	Grady L. Shields	$250
2020-01-09	Jarvis Martin	$250
2020-01-09	Brenda Howerton	$250
2020-01-09	Nida Allam	$250
2020-01-09	Hampton Dellinger	$150
2020-01-07	Steven Unruhe	$100
2020-01-09	M. Gray Styers	$100
2020-01-09	Idrissa A. Smith	$100
2020-01-09	Michael Palmer	$100
2020-01-09	Michael D. Page	$100
2020-01-09	Matthew Kopac	$100
2020-01-09	Patrick D. Hannah	$100
2020-01-09	Larry Hall	$100
2020-01-10	Tara Fikes	$100
2020-01-09	Cerelyn J. Davis	$100
2020-01-09	Claudia Curtis	$100
2020-01-09	Committeeto Elect Wendy Jacobs	$100
2020-01-09	Aaron Chatterji	$100
2020-01-12	John Rooks Jr.	$50
2020-01-09	John Rooks Jr.	$50
2020-01-09	Aggregated Individual Contribution	$50
2020-01-10	Aggregated Individual Contribution	$25
2020-01-09	Aggregated Individual Contribution	$25