Texas Ethics Commission data Release v1.4 Source snapshot September 17, 2026 Latest eligible reported transaction September 15, 2026
Filer / Committee

Williams Jr., John E. (Mr.)

ASIFSPAC · INACTIVE
Filer ID: 00054401 · Houston · TX
3 reports · First filing 08/13/2003 · Latest filing 01/02/2004
Political Action Committee · As-If Specific Purpose · PAC

Committee Details

TEC filer identity, reporting status, geography, and analytical classification.
Committee Class
Political Action Committee
Subclass
As-If Specific Purpose
Market Segment
PAC
Status
INACTIVE
Filer Type
ASIFSPAC
Office
District / Place
Mailing Location
Houston · TX · 77017-5001
First Filing
08/13/2003
Latest Filing
01/02/2004
Latest Reporting Period
09/04/2003 – 12/31/2003
Reports
3

Overview

Activity within the selected analysis window.
Analysis Window Current: Lifetime
Contributions
$0.00
Expenditures
$55,195.85
Transactions
35
Largest Contribution
Largest Expenditure
$6,578.78
COH as of 12/31/2003
Average Contribution
Average Expenditure
$1,577.02
First Contribution
Last Contribution
First Expenditure
08/05/2003
Last Expenditure
09/30/2003

Relationships

Reported Contributor Entities
0
Reported Payee Entities
17
Top Contributor
Top Reported Payee
Business Extension Bureau

Graph Relationships

Materialized relationship totals from the verified entity graph.
Contributor Relationships
0
0 contributions · $0.00
Vendor Relationships
14
28 payments · $49,084.98
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Relationship Graph

Top reported relationships in the selected analysis window: Lifetime. Arrows show the direction of reported money flow; node size is not scaled.
Top contributorsMoney receivedTop reported payeesMoney spentWilliams Jr., John E. (Mr.)Focal filer / committeeBusiness Extension BureauBusiness Extension Bureau$12,755.05 · 2 paymentsUS PostmasterUS Postmaster$11,125.00 · 2 paymentsCornerstone MediaCornerstone Media$10,079.60 · 2 paymentsWilliams Bailey Staff PayrollWilliams Bailey Staff Payroll$8,305.82 · 2 paymentsRonnie RaspberryRonnie Raspberry$5,000.00 · 1 paymentsNo contributor relationships in this window

Market Position

Fixed peer benchmark: 01/01/2021–06/30/2026. Peers share the same committee class. These benchmarks do not change when the dashboard analysis window changes.
Committee Class
Political Action Committee
Subclass
As-If Specific Purpose
Market Segment
PAC
Spending Band
Peer Committees
7,401

Peer Percentiles

MetricPercentileRank
Contributions63.2th#2,723 of 7,401
Expenditures61.5th#2,854 of 7,401
Total Financial Activity59.8th#2,978 of 7,401
Transaction Volume59.7th#2,981 of 7,401

Concentration

Descriptive study-period shares for this committee; not yet peer-relative.
MeasureShare
Top 10 contributors / contributions
Top 5 reported payees / expenditures

Top Contributors

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Top Reported Payees

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#PayeePaidPayments
1Business Extension Bureau $12,755.052
2US Postmaster $11,125.002
3Cornerstone Media $10,079.602
4Williams Bailey Staff Payroll $8,305.822
5Ronnie Raspberry $5,000.001
6TTLA $2,500.002
7World Travel International of Almeda $924.005
8Anthony Gradoni $882.552
9Spectra Printing & Graphics $736.101
10Contractors Tool & Equipment Rental $683.003

Financial Activity by Year

Annual totals are descriptive aggregates, not narrative interpretation.
YearContributionsExpenditures
2003$0.00 $55,195.85

Recent Contributions

DateContributorAmountEmployer / Occupation

Recent Expenditures

DatePayeeAmountDescription
09/30/2003Williams Bailey Staff Payroll $4,671.88Staff payments to man phone bank to call voters 9/11 through 9/13
09/26/2003TTLA $1,250.00final tally of bumper sticker purchase on 8/21/03
09/18/2003Cornerstone Media $4,872.22Newsletter preparation on Prop 12
09/18/2003Williams Bailey Law Firm $68.00in house use of copier for Prop 12
09/13/2003Southwest Airlines Federal Credit Union $314.90Reimburse petty cash for amounts used to feed phone bank volunteers 9/11 - 9/13
09/10/2003Business Extension Bureau $6,176.27Postage and labor to mail out Prop 12 letters
09/08/2003Smartmail of Austin $590.07Postage and labor to mail Prop 12 letters
09/08/2003Contractors Tool & Equipment Rental $210.00Forklift Rental to unload truck of Prop 12 signs
09/04/2003Contractors Tool & Equipment Rental $256.50Fork lift rental for Prop 12 sign unloading
09/02/2003Jim Hart $148.32Reimburse mileage to San Antonio 8/7 for speech on Prop 12
09/02/2003Jim Hart $63.00Reimburse for mileage to Beaumont for speech on Prop 12
09/02/2003Jim Hart $12.00Reimburse Parking at Lubbock airport for speech on 8/12/2003
09/02/2003Jim Hart $5.00Reimburse Parking at airport for travel to Austin on 8/18/03 for speech
08/31/2003Williams Bailey Staff Payroll $3,633.94Staff Payments for telephone calls to voters to oppose Proposition 12.
08/26/2003Cornerstone Media $5,207.38Newsletter preparation on Prop 12
08/26/2003Spectra Printing & Graphics $736.10Bumper stickers - 2500 against Prop 12
08/26/2003World Travel International of Almeda $191.00Aifare for K.Daunno to Austin on 7/22 for speech on Prop 12
08/26/2003World Travel International of Almeda $188.00Airfare for K.Daunno to Dallas on 7/21 for speech on Prop 12
08/26/2003World Travel International of Almeda $97.00Airfare for K.Daunno to Austin on 7/24 for speech on Prop 12
08/26/2003Williams Bailey Law Firm $81.00Copy charges for use of Color Copier - notebooks for Prop 12
Evidence basis: All statistics on this page are computed directly from public Texas Ethics Commission campaign finance records. Analysis window: Lifetime. Dashboard query time: 49 ms.