Texas Ethics Commission data Release v1.4 Source snapshot September 17, 2026 Latest eligible reported transaction September 15, 2026
Canonical Vendor

Chase MasterCard

Resolved vendor identity assembled from reviewed Texas Ethics Commission payee records.
Financial Services
Canonical vendor · Vendor ID 58617 · Resolution: Indexed Canonical Identity
Total Payments
$47,450.69
Client Filers
8
Payments
26
Activity Range
08/28/2001–05/07/2026
Largest Payment
$16,429.37
Graph: 8 connected filers · 26 payments · $47,450.69 represented
Canonical vendor assembled from reviewed Texas Ethics Commission reported payee identities. Source records remain unchanged.

Reported Names

Payee names preserved from the reported/curated source layer and resolved to this canonical vendor.

Top Client Filers

Canonical client relationships from vendor_clients_canonical.
#FilerPaidPaymentsLast Payment
1Harris County Republican Party$22,873.66304/28/2004
2Friends of Roy Blake Jr.$9,980.03806/07/2006
3Golemon Sr., William S. (Mr.)$8,572.19107/31/2020
4Spain Jr., Charles A. (The Honorable)$2,891.74904/24/2022
5Houston Police Officers Union PAC$1,500.00101/07/2017
6Beckham, James (Mr.)$1,122.24101/16/2006
7Zwiener, Erin A. (The Honorable)$295.76205/07/2026
8McBrayer, Mark W. (Mr.)$215.07103/28/2020

Shared Client Network

Other canonical vendors paid by the same filer clients. Ranked by shared-client count. This is a structural overlap measure, not evidence of affiliation or coordination.
Vendor Shared Clients Focal Coverage Peer Clients Network Overlap
OFFICE DEPOT
Vendor ID 230284
5 62.5% 3,017 0.2%
HOME DEPOT
Vendor ID 148817
4 50.0% 1,536 0.3%
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS
Vendor ID 261858
4 50.0% 1,571 0.3%
TEXAS WORKFORCE COMMISSION
Vendor ID 314702
3 37.5% 285 1.0%
POSTMASTER
Vendor ID 248097
3 37.5% 471 0.6%
GODADDY.COM
Vendor ID 130520
3 37.5% 652 0.5%
KROGER
Vendor ID 181532
3 37.5% 785 0.4%
PARTY CITY
Vendor ID 238598
3 37.5% 734 0.4%
AMAZON
Vendor ID 13608
3 37.5% 1,174 0.3%
AT&T
Vendor ID 21858
3 37.5% 906 0.3%
COSTCO
Vendor ID 76204
3 37.5% 898 0.3%
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES
Vendor ID 289694
3 37.5% 1,077 0.3%
Method: Focal Coverage = shared clients ÷ this vendor's client count. Network Overlap = Jaccard similarity: shared clients ÷ union of both client sets.

Recent Reported Payments

DateClient FilerAmountDescription
05/07/2026Zwiener, Erin A. (The Honorable)$129.68Credit card payment
09/03/2025Zwiener, Erin A. (The Honorable)$166.08Credit card payment for campaign expenses
04/24/2022Spain Jr., Charles A. (The Honorable)$206.83Campaign website hosting
07/23/2021Spain Jr., Charles A. (The Honorable)$38.34Campaign website
05/25/2021Spain Jr., Charles A. (The Honorable)$172.36Campaign website hosting
07/31/2020Golemon Sr., William S. (Mr.)$8,572.19Political expenditures paid via a Chase Mastercard/Credit Card
03/28/2020McBrayer, Mark W. (Mr.)$215.07Jiffy Shirts; Amazon
10/04/2018Spain Jr., Charles A. (The Honorable)$17.05Payment to Lobue's Rubber Stamp Company
04/19/2018Spain Jr., Charles A. (The Honorable)$51.00Payment to Hypermart for website
01/26/2018Spain Jr., Charles A. (The Honorable)$2,000.00Payment to Harris County Democratic Party for Johnson-Rayburn-Richards Dinner sponsorship
10/27/2017Spain Jr., Charles A. (The Honorable)$215.42Campaign photography
07/27/2017Spain Jr., Charles A. (The Honorable)$179.40Campaign website hosting
07/27/2017Spain Jr., Charles A. (The Honorable)$11.34Campaign website domain registration
01/07/2017Houston Police Officers Union PAC$1,500.00Payment of credit card bill for political expenditure
06/07/2006Friends of Roy Blake Jr.$2,147.41Gas air travel lodging food
06/07/2006Friends of Roy Blake Jr.$384.85Gas & campaign expense; office supplies
05/03/2006Friends of Roy Blake Jr.$114.09Gas & campaign expense
03/29/2006Friends of Roy Blake Jr.$1,380.97Travel meals gas campaign expense
03/20/2006Friends of Roy Blake Jr.$1,070.48Travel meals gas campaign expense
02/07/2006Friends of Roy Blake Jr.$1,627.41Travel webhosting meals flight expense campaign supplies
Evidence basis: A canonical vendor identity was resolved using the curated vendor layer. Raw reported-payee statistics remain separate from canonical vendor statistics so the source record and analytical identity are distinguishable.