Split-payment patterns can make big spending harder to read. This review flags multiple same-day multi-payment bursts to the same vendor (including payroll vendor activity) that add up fast. The filings show the pieces; the public deserves easy-to-understand totals. Full report here. https://darkmoneytracker.com/reports.html

In this filing window, Media & Advertising dwarfs every other spend category for RAJA FOR ILLINOIS (C00904466). When one bucket dominates, vendor relationships and disclosure quality matter even more. See the breakdown and top vendors in the full report. https://darkmoneytracker.com/reports.html

New watchdog-style review of RAJA FOR ILLINOIS (C00904466) filings: the biggest money in is dominated by transfers from an affiliated committee, while most spending flows to media/ads. Also: ActBlue shows up as a “contributor” in summaries, raising donor-attribution visibility questions. Full report: https://darkmoneytracker.com/reports.html

A split-invoice flag popped in the filings: one vendor shows three same-day payments totaling $111,814.19. Splits can be routine—but they can also make oversight harder without clear, consolidated purpose descriptions. Full report: https://darkmoneytracker.com/reports.html #Transparency

One chart tells the transparency story: in this view, conduit-sourced donations show 100% missing address/occupation fields, while other donations have low missing rates. When intermediaries dominate, the public has to work harder to see who’s giving. Full report: https://darkmoneytracker.com/reports.html

New watchdog report on CORY BOOKER FOR SENATE (C00540500): big receipts show repeated joint fundraising transfers, while the public-facing donor details look thin in conduit reporting views. On the spending side, media/advertising dominates and one vendor takes the largest share. Read more: https://darkmoneytracker.com/reports.html #FEC #CampaignFinance