Campaign money

Who funds Jason Anavitarte, and where do those records overlap with legislation?

Browse committees, contributors, payees, geography, bill overlap, and verified outflows from the current public finance dataset.

Total raised

$365,802

Public snapshot

As of August 3, 2026

GA Ethics-derived fact sheet

The fact sheet reports $365,802 raised as of August 3, 2026.

Total spent

$130,211

Transparency aggregate

As of August 31, 2026

Transparency USA race aggregate

Transparency USA's 2026 race page showed $130,210.91 in expenditures when reviewed on August 31, 2026.

Cash on hand

$500,478

Public snapshot

As of August 3, 2026

GA Ethics-derived fact sheet

The fact sheet reports $500,478 cash on hand as of August 3, 2026.

Entity / PAC money

$133,800

Observed in current public dataset

As of August 31, 2026

Current public finance dataset

This is the sum of currently loaded non-individual contribution records, not the full official ledger.

Individual money

$24,675

Observed in current public dataset

As of August 31, 2026

Current public finance dataset

This is the sum of currently loaded individual contribution records, not the full official ledger.

Outside spending

$60,552

Verified independent-expenditure sample

As of July 30, 2020

Georgia Ethics independent-expenditure filing

Four line items reported by Advance Georgia - Geoff Duncan as supporting Anavitarte. This is a verified sample, not a complete outside-spending total.

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This section now mixes public aggregate snapshots with a reviewed research seed. A full Georgia Ethics itemized import is still pending.

A contribution near a legislative action is not proof of causation. The pages show overlap and evidence, then leave the conclusion to the reader.

When sources disagree on totals or timing, the site keeps the source, date, and caution rather than reconciling by guesswork.

Outside spending is shown separately from campaign receipts and committee spending. An independent-expenditure filing reports the sponsor's spending, not money received or spent by Anavitarte's committee.

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Observed in current filter: $158,475

CycleIndustryContributor typeIn / out of state

Top contributors

Geogia Association of Realtors PAC

Real estate

$16,400

Observed amount

Apollo Behavior Services LLC

Healthcare / ABA therapy

$6,600

Observed amount

Mag Mutual Georgia PAC

Healthcare / physicians

$5,300

Observed amount

Lucky Bucks LLC

Gaming / coin-operated amusement

$5,000

Observed amount

RGR Georgia PAC Inc

Political PAC / business

$5,000

Observed amount

Georgia for Lawsuit Reform PAC Inc

Tort reform / civil liability

$4,500

Observed amount

Capital City Public Affairs LLC

Legal / lobbying / government affairs

$4,300

Observed amount

Community Development and Health PAC of Georgia Inc

Healthcare / providers

$4,300

Observed amount

Money by industry

Real estate

2 contributors

$19,400

Observed amount

Unclassified

5 contributors

$17,600

Observed amount

Legal / lobbying / government affairs

4 contributors

$15,400

Observed amount

Business

4 contributors

$13,600

Observed amount

Political PAC / business

2 contributors

$8,000

Observed amount

Health insurance / managed care

3 contributors

$7,500

Observed amount

Healthcare / ABA therapy

1 contributor

$6,600

Observed amount

Political PAC

2 contributors

$6,600

Observed amount

Contributions over time

Cycle 2020

Observed in the supplied public seed

$44,975

Cycle total

Cycle 2022

Observed in the supplied public seed

$33,000

Cycle total

Cycle 2024

Observed in the supplied public seed

$1,000

Cycle total

Cycle 2026

Observed in the supplied public seed

$79,500

Cycle total

Money by contributor type

committee

$3,000

2% of the current filtered total

corporation

$67,500

43% of the current filtered total

individual

$24,675

16% of the current filtered total

nonprofit

$3,300

2% of the current filtered total

pac

$60,000

38% of the current filtered total

Top payees

AJ Strategies LLC

corporation across cycle 2026

$50,697

Observed amount

Strategic Campaign Consulting LLC

corporation across cycle 2022

$13,009

Observed amount

GRSC Inc

committee across cycle 2026

$10,000

Observed amount

Jason Anavitarte

individual across cycle 2022, 2026

$8,740

Observed amount

Wiregrass Strategy Group LLC

corporation across cycle 2022

$7,603

Observed amount

Bullseye Public Affairs

corporation across cycle 2026

$6,974

Observed amount

Bret A Dunn

individual across cycle 2026

$6,600

Observed amount

SFC Consulting LLC

corporation across cycle 2026

$6,182

Observed amount

Contributor geography

In-state contributors

8 contributors

$32,600

Observed amount

Out-of-state contributors

3 contributors

$10,400

Observed amount

State not verified yet

33 contributors

$115,475

Observed amount

Money + legislation

Overlap highlighted in the current seed

high confidenceCo-sponsor #4

Contributor

Georgia for Lawsuit Reform PAC Inc

Amount

$4,500

Policy area

Civil practice / tort reform

Bill

SB 68

Outcome

Introduced January 30, 2025; signed April 21, 2025 as Act 9.

Why these records are connected

Direct donor mission matches the bill subject.

What the records do not establish

These records show overlap between a contributor's policy interests and Jason Anavitarte's legislative activity. They do not establish that a contribution caused a legislative action.

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high confidenceCo-sponsor #4

Contributor

Georgia for Lawsuit Reform PAC Inc

Amount

$4,500

Policy area

Third-party litigation finance

Bill

SB 69

Outcome

Introduced January 30, 2025; signed April 21, 2025 as Act 10 with effect on January 1, 2026.

Why these records are connected

Direct donor mission matches the bill subject.

What the records do not establish

These records show overlap between a contributor's policy interests and Jason Anavitarte's legislative activity. They do not establish that a contribution caused a legislative action.

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high confidenceCo-sponsor #4

Contributor

Georgia Orthopaedic Society PAC Account

Amount

$3,300

Policy area

Tort / medical liability reform

Bill

SB 68

Outcome

Introduced January 30, 2025; signed April 21, 2025 as Act 9.

Why these records are connected

The organization publicly promotes tort reform and PAC engagement.

What the records do not establish

These records show overlap between a contributor's policy interests and Jason Anavitarte's legislative activity. They do not establish that a contribution caused a legislative action.

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high confidenceCo-sponsor #4

Contributor

Georgia Orthopaedic Society PAC Account

Amount

$3,300

Policy area

Litigation finance / medical liability environment

Bill

SB 69

Outcome

Introduced January 30, 2025; signed April 21, 2025 as Act 10 with effect on January 1, 2026.

Why these records are connected

The organization publicly praised the 2025 tort-reform package.

What the records do not establish

These records show overlap between a contributor's policy interests and Jason Anavitarte's legislative activity. They do not establish that a contribution caused a legislative action.

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Relationship confidence mix

High confidence

$15,600

100% of the current filtered total