Entity filePACs
- Name
- Jim Jordan for Congress
- Kind
- PACs
- Links
- 21 (5 findings, 16 relationships)
- Also appears as
- Jim Jordan for Congress (FEC C00416594)
Jim Jordan for Congress
FEC committee C00416594. Auto-created from pv-data-miner finding finding-2026-05-29-the-caging-loop.json.
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| From | Link | To | Amount | Dates | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charlie Spies | gave to | Jim Jordan for Congress | |||
| Thomas Peterffy | gave to | Jim Jordan for Congress | |||
| Kimberly Bellissimo | gave to | Jim Jordan for Congress | |||
| Jim Jordan for Congress | gave to | Jim Jordan | finding 34, finding 35 | ||
| Jim Jordan for Congress | did business with | 9Seven Consulting | finding 35, finding 85, finding 86 | ||
| Jim Jordan for Congress | associated with | Cleta Mitchell | finding 34, finding 35, finding 79 | ||
| Jim Jordan for Congress | did business with | Federal Election Commission | |||
| Thomas Datwyler | gave to | Jim Jordan for Congress | finding 34, finding 35, finding 79 | ||
| Javier Ortiz | gave to | Jim Jordan for Congress | |||
| Mark A. Kolokotrones | gave to | Jim Jordan for Congress | |||
| Kevin Eichinger | position at | Jim Jordan for Congress | |||
| James G. Kordik | position at | Jim Jordan for Congress | |||
| Foster Friess | gave to | Jim Jordan for Congress | |||
| Lee Beaman | gave to | Jim Jordan for Congress |
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Findings
- A single back-office firm, 9Seven Consulting, processed FEC compliance for 340 federal committees (2019-2025) totaling $4.13M, with 99.5% of party-identified clients Republican and a 233-committee peak in the 2022 cycle.
- Two captive 'compliance consulting' vendors (9Seven Consulting and AxCapital, LLC) collect 77% to 81% of all their FEC revenue from Thomas Datwyler treasured committees, with 9Seven Consulting filing from the exact same PO Box (54016-0183, Hudson WI) as Datwyler himself; 370 of Datwyler's 676 committees (54.7%) route compliance payments to this captive shop, totaling $5.87M across 2019 to March 2026.alreporter.com
- Only three FEC committees in the entire 2019 to March-2026 filing universe have ever booked a payment to a Compass entity with the explicit purpose 'CAGING' or 'CAGING SERVICES' on Schedule B: Speaker Mike Johnson's leadership PAC ($240,756.89, 23 payments, 2024-02-14 to 2025-12-19, treasurer Lisa Lisker), the Senate Conservatives Fund ($22,342.23, 11 payments, treasurer Paul Kilgore), and Tim Sheehy for Montana ($8,236.75, 2 payments, treasurer Katie Wenetta); Johnson's caging spend escalated 47% year-over-year ($97,419.89 in 2024 to $143,337.00 in 2025) with the single largest disbursement, $23,162.25, posted 2025-11-04, one day before the off-year election.fec.gov
- 9Seven Consulting and AxCapital, LLC are captive compliance vendors to the Datwyler 676-committee book; 9Seven files from Datwyler's own PO Box 183, Hudson WI 54016-0183nevadanewsandviews.com
- Only three FEC committees in the entire 2019-2026 filing universe have ever booked an itemized Schedule B payment to a Compass entity with the explicit purpose label CAGING: Mike Johnson Leadership Fund ($240,756.89, 23 payments), Senate Conservatives Fund ($22,342.23, 11 payments), Tim Sheehy for Montana ($8,236.75, 2 payments); Johnson grew his caging spend 47% YoY (2024 $97,419.89 to 2025 $143,337.00) with the single largest line, $23,162.25, posted 2025-11-04, one day before the 2025 off-year electionsfec.gov
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