Andrew Johnson
Senator for Tennessee · Democrat
Born 1808 · Died 1875
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· Campaign finance (FEC)
FEC financial summary for candidate ID S4TN00526, 2026 cycle, coverage through June 30, 2026: total receipts $6,530.28, total disbursements $65,408.09, cash on hand at close of period $83,606.90, as reported to the FEC
· Campaign finance (FEC)
FEC financial summary for candidate ID S4TN00526, 2024 cycle, coverage through December 31, 2024: total receipts $7,585,464.44, total disbursements $7,442,979.73, cash on hand at close of period $142,484.71, as reported to the FEC
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