Chuck Fleischmann — 2022 U.S. Representative, District 3 campaign

U.S. Representative, District 3 Republican

2022 U.S. Representative, District 3 · totals since Jan 1, 2021

Final This campaign’s election cycle is closed — no further reports for it are due, so these totals are settled rather than mid-race. They cover every filing we hold for the campaign; if the source archive later adds one, we load it. Full definition → · 11 filings · Q1 2021–YE 2022

Ended With What was left in the campaign’s account when its reporting closed — the ending balance on its final report for this race. It is a leftover, not a war chest: money still to be spent, refunded, given away, or carried into the next campaign. Full definition →
$2,013,521
as of the Year-End report
Receipts The sum of Total Receipts on the selected published reports. Open the receipt to check each report and any exclusions. Full definition →
$1,058,051
includes $2,416 in small gifts the filer reported as a lump sum
Known in-kind (included in receipts) Goods or services donated to the campaign instead of cash — say, free printing or donated consulting — reported at fair-market value. Counted toward the same $200 disclosure threshold as cash gifts. Full definition →
$2,097
goods or services
Total disbursed
$924,871
Donors
428
total donors; qualifying names are listed below

Cash on hand is the amount reported on the filing listed below.

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The ending cash balance the campaign reported on its most recent filing (as filed, not computed).

Reported on this filing:
  • YE 2022 YEAR-END $2,013,521 filing-stated

Total receipts adds together the amounts listed below.

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Sum of Total Receipts reported on the selected source reports.

Inputs behind Total receipts
YE 2022 reported receipts $500
30G 2022 reported receipts $87,600
12G 2022 reported receipts $36,175
Q3 2022 reported receipts $149,998
12P 2022 reported receipts $0
Q2 2022 reported receipts $105,775
Q1 2022 reported receipts $141,655
YE 2021 reported receipts $124,432
Q3 2021 reported receipts $96,396
Q2 2021 reported receipts $148,906
Q1 2021 reported receipts $166,615
Total receipts $1,058,051
From each filing:
  • YE 2022 YEAR-END $500 filing-stated
  • 30G 2022 POST-GENERAL $87,600 filing-stated
  • 12G 2022 PRE-GENERAL $36,175 filing-stated
  • Q3 2022 OCTOBER QUARTERLY $149,998 filing-stated
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  • 12P 2022 PRE-PRIMARY $0 filing-stated
  • Q2 2022 JULY QUARTERLY $105,775 filing-stated
  • Q1 2022 APRIL QUARTERLY $141,655 filing-stated
  • YE 2021 YEAR-END $124,432 filing-stated
  • Q3 2021 OCTOBER QUARTERLY $96,396 filing-stated
  • Q2 2021 JULY QUARTERLY $148,906 filing-stated
  • Q1 2021 APRIL QUARTERLY $166,615 filing-stated
Excluded reports:
  • Q1 2021 — Replaced by an amended report
  • Q2 2021 — Replaced by an amended report
  • Q3 2021 — Replaced by an amended report
  • YE 2021 — Replaced by an amended report
  • Q1 2022 — Replaced by an amended report
  • Q2 2022 — Replaced by an amended report
  • Q3 2022 — Replaced by an amended report
  • 12G 2022 — Replaced by an amended report
  • 30G 2022 — Replaced by an amended report

Total disbursed adds together the amounts listed below.

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Total disbursements on the selected FEC reports, including operating expenditures, transfers, loan repayments, contribution refunds and other disbursements.

Inputs behind Total disbursed
Reported disbursements $924,871
Total disbursed $924,871
From each filing:
  • YE 2022 YEAR-END $15,608 filing-stated
  • 30G 2022 POST-GENERAL $89,274 filing-stated
  • 12G 2022 PRE-GENERAL $8,393 filing-stated
  • Q3 2022 OCTOBER QUARTERLY $467,613 filing-stated
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  • 12P 2022 PRE-PRIMARY $8,110 filing-stated
  • Q2 2022 JULY QUARTERLY $96,261 filing-stated
  • Q1 2022 APRIL QUARTERLY $67,649 filing-stated
  • YE 2021 YEAR-END $49,880 filing-stated
  • Q3 2021 OCTOBER QUARTERLY $48,291 filing-stated
  • Q2 2021 JULY QUARTERLY $41,100 filing-stated
  • Q1 2021 APRIL QUARTERLY $32,691 filing-stated
Receipts
$1,058,051
Total disbursed
$924,871

Who funds this campaign The sources split breaks down the receipts the headline adds up, by the lines of each report behind it; its parts add up to the headline. Open its “Why this number?” for each report’s lines. Gift-size and location figures cover itemized contributions only. Aggregates count everyone who gave, including donors below the $200 disclosure floor — a share across all donors identifies no one. Full definition →

Largest part: individuals, itemized (line 11a), 57% of receipts on these reports.

Individuals, itemized (line 11a) $600K · 57%PACs and other committees (line 11c) $191K · 18%Party committees and the candidate (lines 11b, 11d) $262K · 25%

Share of total receipts: Individuals, itemized (line 11a) compares individuals, itemized (line 11a) with total receipts.

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Each selected report's total receipts split by the report's own lines; the parts of every report add up to its total, and the totals to the headline.

Individuals, itemized (line 11a): $599,748 ÷ Total receipts: $1,058,051
Inputs behind Share of total receipts: Individuals, itemized (line 11a)
Individuals, itemized (line 11a) $599,748
Individuals, unitemized (line 11a) $2,416
PACs and other committees (line 11c) $191,448
Party committees and the candidate (lines 11b, 11d) $262,400
Offsets and other receipts (lines 14, 15) $2,040
From each filing:
  • YE 2022 YEAR-END $500 filing-stated
  • 30G 2022 POST-GENERAL $87,600 filing-stated
  • 12G 2022 PRE-GENERAL $36,175 filing-stated
  • Q3 2022 OCTOBER QUARTERLY $149,998 filing-stated
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  • 12P 2022 PRE-PRIMARY $0 filing-stated
  • Q2 2022 JULY QUARTERLY $105,775 filing-stated
  • Q1 2022 APRIL QUARTERLY $141,655 filing-stated
  • YE 2021 YEAR-END $124,432 filing-stated
  • Q3 2021 OCTOBER QUARTERLY $96,396 filing-stated
  • Q2 2021 JULY QUARTERLY $148,906 filing-stated
  • Q1 2021 APRIL QUARTERLY $166,615 filing-stated
Excluded reports:
  • Q1 2021 — Replaced by an amended report
  • Q2 2021 — Replaced by an amended report
  • Q3 2021 — Replaced by an amended report
  • YE 2021 — Replaced by an amended report
  • Q1 2022 — Replaced by an amended report
  • Q2 2022 — Replaced by an amended report
  • Q3 2022 — Replaced by an amended report
  • 12G 2022 — Replaced by an amended report
  • 30G 2022 — Replaced by an amended report

Where the money comes from Shares of itemized dollars, by the contributor’s state and city as filed. A city is named only when at least 5 donors gave from it or it holds at least 5% of the located dollars; everyone else is grouped into “elsewhere.” Shown only when at least 80% of dollars carry a usable state. Full definition →

50% of located dollars came from within Tennessee (50% from out of state).

Tennessee $527,200 Out of state $524,299
  • Knoxville $131K13%
  • Washington, DC $130K12%
  • Chattanooga $82K8%
  • Oak Ridge $39K4%
  • Arlington, VA $38K4%
  • Elsewhere in Tennessee $275K
  • Other out-of-state $356K

Out-of-state share of located dollars compares itemized money from outside tennessee with itemized money with a known state.

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Itemized contribution dollars from outside Tennessee, divided by all itemized dollars whose contributor state is known. A city is named only when at least 5 donors gave from it OR it holds at least 5% of the located dollars; everyone else is grouped into elsewhere-in-Tennessee and other-out-of-state. Shown only above 99% state coverage. Based on itemized contributions only (loans and money a filer reported as an unitemized lump sum are not included).

Itemized money from outside Tennessee: $524,299 ÷ Itemized money with a known state: $1,051,499
Inputs behind Out-of-state share of located dollars
From outside Tennessee $524,299

Contributions & Spending Over Time

Itemized monetary contributions and expenditures by month — Jan 2021 – Dec 2022. Peak $109,500 in Jun 2021. Spending peaked at $437,330 in Sep 2022.

Cash contributions Spent

Contributions

The donor total above includes everyone who gave. This table names 428 donors: organizations, and people whose cumulative giving reached $200. 1 person gave less than $200 in cash; their gifts total $150 and their names are withheld.

428 named donors 622 donations

Campaign contributions consolidated by donor, ranked by net amount
Donor Donations Net
Joe Hollingsworth ↺ paid $5,800.00 4 $11,600.00
American Israel Public Affairs Committee Political Action Committee 4 $10,047.50
INC PAC Burns and McDonnell 2 $10,000.00
Making A Responsible Stand for Households In America PAC 2 $10,000.00
Majority Committee PAC 2 $10,000.00
The Geo Group INC Political Action Committee 2 $10,000.00
Federal Express Corporation PAC 3 $10,000.00
INC Political Action Committee Corecivic PAC Corecivic 3 $9,500.00
BWX Technologies INC Political Action Committee 8 $8,500.00
Lockheed Martin Employees PAC 8 $8,500.00

Expenditures

79 vendors 444 payments

Campaign payments consolidated by vendor, ranked by total
Vendor Payments Total Share
Fleischmann, Charles J 8 $415,246.42 45%
Baker Strategies 24 $117,500.00 13%
Strategic Media Placement, Inc. 2 $106,700.00 12%
Fundraising, Inc. 32 $47,305.26 5%
Hill City Strategies 26 $28,646.16 3%
Freight Depot Accounting 15 $21,315.34 2%
Acquire Digital, LLC 2 $15,000.00 2%
The Basilica of St. Peter and Paul 3 $15,000.00 2%
Capitol Hill Club 12 $13,928.73 2%
Tennessee Republican Party 3 $12,500.00 1%

Loans

$896,000.00 in loan balances shown. $0.00 was borrowed in this campaign; $896,000.00 was carried into these filings from an earlier period. Later reports can repeat an outstanding loan, so each reconstructed lender balance is counted once below.

Loan principal shown adds together the amounts listed below.

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Loan schedules can repeat an outstanding debt on later reports. This is the reconstructed principal for each lender, counted once, split between candidate or family loans and all other lenders. Repayments and outstanding balances are shown separately in the ledger.

Inputs behind Loan principal shown
Candidate and family loans $896,000
Loan principal shown $896,000
Itemized campaign loans
Lender Type Received Balance shown Repaid Outstanding
Self (Chuck Fleischmann) Candidate loan — $896,000.00 $896,000.00 $0.00

Where the money went Each expenditure carries a short description of what it was for, written by the campaign. We sort those descriptions into a fixed set of categories; one expenditure goes in one category, so the amounts add up to Chuck Fleischmann’s itemized spending. Descriptions that don’t clearly fit a category are counted under Other rather than guessed at.

  • Loan & debt repayment $415,000 45%
  • Consulting & professional services $165,235 18%
  • Advertising & media $131,840 14%
  • Other $112,202 12%
  • Office & operations $42,297 5%
  • Contributions & donations $32,813 4%
  • Fundraising & events $14,458 2%
  • Travel $7,178 0.8%
  • Printing & mail $1,499 0.2%
  • Staff & payroll $1,213 0.2%

Loans

Campaign loans
Lender Amount Date Received Outstanding Repaid

Of the $896,000 lent, $0 was borrowed during the filings shown here. The other $896,000 was drawn before them and is still listed because it has not been fully repaid — so it counts as debt this campaign owes, not as money it raised.

Each loan shows its balance as of the candidate's most recent filing; repayments since then appear when the next report is filed.

Filing History

Totals as filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC); see About for how this data is processed.

Campaign filing history
Filing Cash Beginning Cash Ending Source
YE 2022 $2,028,629.95 $2,013,521.47 Source: YE 2022 filing
30G 2022 $2,030,304.16 $2,028,629.95 Source: 30G 2022 filing
12G 2022 $2,002,521.95 $2,030,304.16 Source: 12G 2022 filing
Q3 2022 $2,320,137.50 $2,002,521.95 Source: Q3 2022 filing
12P 2022 $2,328,247.93 $2,320,137.50 Source: 12P 2022 filing
Q2 2022 $2,318,733.43 $2,328,247.93 Source: Q2 2022 filing
Q1 2022 $2,244,727.78 $2,318,733.43 Source: Q1 2022 filing
YE 2021 $2,170,176.18 $2,244,727.78 Source: YE 2021 filing
Q3 2021 $2,122,070.81 $2,170,176.18 Source: Q3 2021 filing
Q2 2021 $2,014,264.95 $2,122,070.81 Source: Q2 2021 filing
Q1 2021 $1,880,341.32 $2,014,264.95 Source: Q1 2021 filing