BRYSON GILLETTE, LLC

vendor · #58 of 310 in Pennsylvania · U.S. Senate · 2024all Schedule E rows for this payee on fec.gov ↗
filed asBRYSON GILLETTE, LLC

inferred · rule case/punctuation/suffix normalisation + token-set ≥0.92 (numeric tokens must match); aliases filefec.gov ↗

Paid in this race
$105K
0.0% of outside spending
Buys
7
Aug 19, 2024 – Oct 16, 2024
Spenders
1
committees reporting payments
Top medium
production
100% of dollars

By medium

production
production 100%
$105K 7 buys

Medium is classified from the purpose the spender filed; the FEC does not record which buy placed which ad.

inferred · rule Medium is classified from the purpose string the spender filed on Schedule E, by an ordered keyword table (first match wins, keywords matched at word starts): production: produc, creative, design, videograph, photograph, filming; digital: digital, online, internet, web, social, streaming, email, youtube, facebook, google, meta, gif; radio: radio; tv: tv, television, broadcast, cable, media buy, media placement; mail: mail, postage, postcard, print; phones: phone, text, sms, robocall, call, dial, teleconferenc; consulting: poll, research, consult, strateg, list, targeting, voter file; field: canvass, door, field, gotv; other: no match. The FEC does not record which buy placed which ad.Schedule E fields ↗

Who paid this vendor

SpenderPaidBuys
DSCC$104,6647

Candidates named on the buys

Targeting, not money: the spender declares support or opposition on each Schedule E row; the candidate receives nothing.

against Dave McCormick $105K

Ads linked to this vendor

None. An ad is linked only when a person verified it from a source naming both, or when this was the only digital vendor its sponsor paid in the week before and while it ran — the FEC does not record which buy placed which ad, so this is not evidence that the vendor made no ads.

Separately, 19 other ads ran within a week of this vendor being paid for placeable media — 19 by DSCC. FEC records do not identify which vendor placed them, so they are listed here as a fact about dates, not as this vendor's ads.

Every buy

DateSpenderS/OTargetAmountMediumFiled payee · purposeSource
Oct 16, 2024DSCCODave McCormick$14,876productionBRYSON GILLETTE, LLC · MEDIA PRODUCTION-ACTUAL COST (EST. ON 10/14/24 48-HR RPT)FEC ↗
Oct 11, 2024DSCCODave McCormick$10,800productionBRYSON GILLETTE, LLC · MEDIA PRODUCTIONFEC ↗
Sep 12, 2024DSCCODave McCormick$4,860productionBRYSON GILLETTE, LLC · MEDIA PRODUCTIONFEC ↗
Aug 30, 2024DSCCODave McCormick$4,860productionBRYSON GILLETTE, LLC · MEDIA PRODUCTIONFEC ↗
Aug 26, 2024DSCCODave McCormick$4,320productionBRYSON GILLETTE, LLC · MEDIA PRODUCTIONFEC ↗
Aug 19, 2024DSCCODave McCormick$44,062productionBRYSON GILLETTE, LLC · MEDIA PRODUCTIONFEC ↗
Aug 19, 2024DSCCODave McCormick$20,886productionBRYSON GILLETTE, LLC · MEDIA PRODUCTIONFEC ↗

Every Schedule E independent expenditure names a payee. Payee strings are normalised (case, punctuation, legal suffixes, token order), near-duplicates are folded with a difflib ratio ≥ 0.92 when their numeric tokens match, and hand alias rows from data/hand/<race>/vendor_aliases.json override the rule. Medium is classified from the purpose the spender filed (ordered keyword table in campaign_commons/vendors.py). The FEC does not record which buy placed which ad: vendor ↔ ad links are date-window adjacency (or single-digital-vendor inference) from campaign_commons.ads_enrich, each with its basis, and are only `verified` when a person found a source naming both. Totals are the filed amounts, grouped, never re-estimated.

Money and positions are shown side by side because they are public records about the same person. Proximity is not causation; we make no claim that any contribution produced any action.

Methodology