Free public service for Nevadans | No candidate endorsements | Source snapshot: September 24, 2026 | Reports through June 30, 2026
Registered groups | historical directory and selected 2026 reports
Who funds Nevada's registered political groups?
Search the state export's registered-group directory and inspect incoming donors, outgoing payees and exact-name candidate receipts for selected report periods. Names are reported strings; contact and donor identities are not independently established by matching text.
1,662registered group profiles in archived export, all years and types
474groups with a selected 2025 annual, 2026 Q1 or 2026 Q2 report
409groups with a 2026 Q1 or Q2 report
416ordinary PACs in selected annual or quarterly report windows
The money columns below are itemized monetary entries during January through June 2026 only. They exclude 2025 annual activity, in-kind value and unitemized amounts. A blank period means no selected report, not zero activity in every year.
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Group and filed names
2026 receipts
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Roles matter: a group export's contact name is an administrative field, not verified ownership or control. Incoming group donors fund a pooled account; no donor-to-candidate earmark follows from these rows. Outgoing payments do not all identify ad beneficiaries.
Two independently checked ads
We Vote, We Win reported two 2026 Q2 printing purchases expressly described on the original filing as independent ads supporting Linda Hunt in Assembly District 17: $1,470.75 and $2,072.73, together $3,543.48. This is a verified example, not a statewide independent-spending total or cash to Hunt. Open the signed filing.
