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

DAN COATS FOR INDIANA

Resolved vendor identity assembled from reviewed Texas Ethics Commission payee records.
Canonical vendor · Vendor ID 83535 · Resolution: Indexed Canonical Identity
Total Payments
$31,500.00
Client Filers
12
Payments
14
Activity Range
04/19/2010–03/17/2015
Largest Payment
$5,000.00
Graph: 12 connected filers · 14 payments · $31,500.00 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
1Valero Energy Corporation Political Action Committee$10,000.00207/27/2010
2WellMed Medical Management Inc. Federal Political Action Committee$5,000.00107/28/2010
3CONTRAN CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE$2,500.00104/19/2010
4ConocoPhillips SPIRIT PAC$2,500.00109/16/2010
5The GEO Group Inc. Political Action Committee$2,500.00107/18/2014
6CenterPoint Energy Inc. Political Action Committee$2,000.00211/22/2013
7The Dow Chemical Co. Employee PAC$2,000.00110/05/2010
8Texas Instruments Incorporated Political Action Committee$1,000.00106/01/2010
9HDR Inc. PAC$1,000.00103/17/2015
10Austin Industries Companies Political Action Committee$1,000.00102/09/2015
11Apache Corporation Political Action Committe (APACHEPAC)$1,000.00102/14/2013
12Denbury Resources Inc. Politcal Committee$1,000.00102/21/2013

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
CONGRESSMAN JOE BARTON COMMITTEE
Vendor ID 73340
10 83.3% 39 24.4%
TEXANS FOR HENRY CUELLAR CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
Vendor ID 308661
10 83.3% 55 17.5%
BRADY FOR CONGRESS
Vendor ID 40578
10 83.3% 66 14.7%
TEXANS FOR SENATOR JOHN CORNYN
Vendor ID 308866
10 83.3% 73 13.3%
CHARLIE GEREN CAMPAIGN
Vendor ID 58258
10 83.3% 325 3.1%
TEXANS FOR GREG ABBOTT
Vendor ID 308629
10 83.3% 524 1.9%
FRIENDS OF KELLY AYOTTE
Vendor ID 121269
9 75.0% 20 39.1%
HATCH ELECTION COMMITTEE
Vendor ID 141154
9 75.0% 21 37.5%
FRIENDS OF ROY BLUNT
Vendor ID 122206
9 75.0% 32 25.7%
DREW DARBY CAMPAIGN
Vendor ID 95611
9 75.0% 289 3.1%
TEXANS FOR RICK PERRY
Vendor ID 308841
9 75.0% 386 2.3%
TOM REED FOR CONGRESS
Vendor ID 329699
8 66.7% 14 44.4%
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
03/17/2015HDR Inc. PAC$1,000.00Direct Contribution
02/09/2015Austin Industries Companies Political Action Committee$1,000.00Campaign Contribution
07/18/2014The GEO Group Inc. Political Action Committee$2,500.00Direct Contribution
11/22/2013CenterPoint Energy Inc. Political Action Committee$1,000.00
02/21/2013Denbury Resources Inc. Politcal Committee$1,000.00contribution
02/14/2013Apache Corporation Political Action Committe (APACHEPAC)$1,000.00Direct Contribution
10/05/2010The Dow Chemical Co. Employee PAC$2,000.00Desc:Direct Contribution
09/16/2010ConocoPhillips SPIRIT PAC$2,500.00Direct Contribution
09/15/2010CenterPoint Energy Inc. Political Action Committee$1,000.00
07/28/2010WellMed Medical Management Inc. Federal Political Action Committee$5,000.00Political contribution
07/27/2010Valero Energy Corporation Political Action Committee$5,000.00Dan Coats - Federal - Support
06/01/2010Texas Instruments Incorporated Political Action Committee$1,000.00Political contribution
04/26/2010Valero Energy Corporation Political Action Committee$5,000.00Dan Coats - Federal - Support
04/19/2010CONTRAN CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE$2,500.00Contribution
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.