2023 PAC SUPPORTERS
Contributions to the CRMCA PAC’s are investments in the future of our members businesses and the ready mixed concrete industry. It is essential that we are able to support the candidates that understand and will fight for the issues important to us when they are in office. Candidates who receive support from the CRMCA PAC’s know our critical issues and understand the depth of that support because it comes from the unified voice of our association. There is strength in numbers and the CRMCA PAC’s allow us to pool our resources and influence public policy.
We simply couldn’t complete our advocacy efforts without the support our PAC Contributors! We would like to thank all of our supporters.
Capitol Club – $2000
Henry Batten
President’s Circle – $1000
Randall Buchanan
Bart Jones
Patron – $500
Bob Chandler
Ted Chandler
Sloan Lindsey
Tod Godlewski
Alan Wessel
Supporter – $250
John Bryson
Jay Loftin
Bert Nunn
Randy McCurry
Jamie Nelms
Zach Satterwhite
Melissa Swanson
Vasyl Shymonyak
Friends – $100
Brad Ammons
Drew Bullock
Christopher Miller
Robert Wiggins
Natalie Batten
Jason Blyth
Tom Cathey
Greg Dean
Gilbert Grossman
Adam Loftin
Trent Sherrill
D. Van Smith
Chip Wildman
IN NORTH CAROLINA:
All contributions must be made by individuals (no company or corporate donations are allowed). Additionally, it is unlawful for an individual to be reimbursed by their employer. Different rules are applicable for national PACs as well as PACs in other states. Per NC law, any PAC must record (& submit to the State Board of Elections) the name, full mailing address, employer name and occupation/title of the individual making the contribution. This information will be public record once it is submitted to the NC State Board of Elections.
NC PAC Donation Form
IN SOUTH CAROLINA:
Contributions for the SC PAC may be made by individuals OR by Corporations. Any PAC must record (& submit to the State Board of Elections) the name, full mailing address, employer name and occupation/title of the individual making the contribution. This information will be public record once it is submitted to the SC State Board of Elections.
