Blanche Montesi
Also gave at least $1,000.00 in Memphis-area politics
Cross-jurisdiction totals reflect the linked entity record and may exclude unmerged duplicates; figures are two separate per-jurisdiction public totals, not a combined statewide total.
Given since 2018
at least $11,700
Tennessee state $200U.S. Congress $11,500
2026 cycle A cycle is named for the election the money went toward, not the year it was given. A gift in 2019 to a senator next on the ballot in 2022 counts in the 2022 cycle.
$5,500
this election cycle
Recipients
5
5 candidates
Cycles with giving
4
2018–2026
TN Registry of Election Finance and FEC records, shown side by side and never merged. “At least” because name variants we have not linked may add more. Data as of Oct 26, 2026.
Giving history
By recipient
James Mackler U.S. Senate (2020) Dem. $5,000
| Cycle | Campaign | Records | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | U.S. Senate | U.S. Congress | $5,000 |
Steve Cohen U.S. House, TN-9 (2026) Dem. $4,500
| Cycle | Campaign | Records | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | U.S. House, TN-9 | U.S. Congress | $4,500 |
London Lamar U.S. House, TN-9 (2026) Dem. $1,000
| Cycle | Campaign | Records | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | U.S. House, TN-9 | U.S. Congress | $1,000 |
Phil Bredesen U.S. Senate (2018) Dem. $1,000
| Cycle | Campaign | Records | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | U.S. Senate | U.S. Congress | $1,000 |
Jason Martin Governor (2022) Dem. $200
| Cycle | Campaign | Records | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Governor | Tennessee state | $200 |
By year
2026
$5,500
2 candidates
- Steve Cohen U.S. House, TN-9 Dem. $4,500
- London Lamar U.S. House, TN-9 Dem. $1,000
2022
$200
1 candidate
- Jason Martin Governor Dem. $200
2020
$5,000
1 candidate
- James Mackler U.S. Senate Dem. $5,000
2018
$1,000
1 candidate
- Phil Bredesen U.S. Senate Dem. $1,000