Groups
Culver City groups, PACs and committees
72 groups, committees, PACs and campaign vendors, each with its own page of filings and sources. Local groups come first, sorted by how many ties they have on the network map.
Local groups and committees (12)
Culver City Democratic Club
Local Democratic club. Lists endorsements each cycle and received money from people on this site.
received $12,793 · 42 ties on the map
Onward Culver City
Committee formed in 2022 for Alex Fisch and Freddy Puza. Reports independent spending.
received $28,615 · 28 ties on the map
Our Culver
Local political group. Records list its officers and the money it received.
received $17,652 · 20 ties on the map
Democratic Socialists of America – Los Angeles (DSA-LA)
Its voter guides recommended Culver City candidates. A recommendation is not a formal endorsement or proof of membership.
7 ties on the map
Bike Culver City
Local bike advocacy group named in city and campaign records.
6 ties on the map
SEIU / SEIU-UHW
Labor union named in endorsement and campaign records.
5 ties on the map
Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC)
City advisory committee on bike and pedestrian issues. Records list its appointments.
3 ties on the map
Streets For All
Los Angeles transportation advocacy group and PAC. Its committee appears in Measure HLA campaign filings.
3 ties on the map
Abundant Housing Los Angeles / Abundant Housing LA PAC
Housing advocacy group. Its PAC, committee ID 1442154, has its own page.
1 tie on the map
Culver City for More Homes
Culver City housing advocacy group.
1 tie on the map
Culver City Forward
Nonprofit where Thomas Small served as paid CEO and president, and later as a director.
Local Progress
National network of local officials. Records list Kelly Kent and Yasmine-Imani McMorrin in its programs.
Groups that gave to candidates (21)
Unions, PACs, companies and trusts that gave to candidates with pages on this site, largest first. Amounts are the giving rows on each candidate's page.
Committees from earlier cycles (6)
Committees that appear in 2016 to 2022 filings.
Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters
Gave to the Sahli-Wells and Small campaigns in 2016.
gave $2,000 · 2 ties on the map
Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles PAC
Apartment owners' committee. Gave to 2016 candidates.
BizFed PAC
Independent-expenditure committee. Filed three Forms 496 in 2016.
CREPAC / California Real Estate PAC
California Real Estate PAC. Gave to 2016 candidates.
Culver City Employees Association PAC
City employees' association committee. Gave in 2016.
CulverPAC / Culver City Chamber of Commerce
Culver City Chamber of Commerce committee, with filings from earlier cycles.
Vote16 groups (7)
National and research groups named in records about Vote16 Culver City, the 2026 measure.
Generation Citizen and Vote16USA
Founded Vote16USA in 2015. Named in the 2022 Culver City campaign record.
Goodnation Foundation
Listed on Vote16USA's pages as its fiscal sponsor.
UCLA Luskin and Vote16USA
Hosted Vote16USA's August 2025 national convening.
University of Maryland Center for Democracy and Civic Engagement
University of Maryland center listed in Vote16 research and Vote16USA advisory roles.
Vote16 Research Network
Research network convened by University of Maryland scholars. Lists Vote16USA as a partner.
Vote16Global / Vote16.world
International Vote16 network run with the Vote16 Research Network, Vote16 Canada and a University of Maryland center.
Vote16USA
National group working to lower the voting age to 16. Its records name Culver City people and the 2026 measure.
Institutions, foundations and media (10)
Culver City Crossroads
Local political news blog. Its articles are cited as sources across this site.
1 tie on the map
LA Metro Sustainability Council
Advisory body to LA Metro on sustainability.
1 tie on the map
Council of Infill Builders
Developer and housing-policy group. Bryan Fish appeared at its 2026 California Infill Summit.
Jacaranda Music
Music institution named in Thomas Small's cultural records.
ORO Editions
Publisher of Michael Webb and Thomas Aujero Small's 2026 book.
The Culver Studios
Listed as a contributor in Culver City Forward's IRS filings.
The Wende Museum
Culver City museum and archive. Records list its board and Victor Family Foundation grants.
Thomas Mann House
Cultural institution. Lists Thomas Small on its U.S. Advisory Board.
ULI Los Angeles
Urban Land Institute council for land use, real estate and development.
Victor Family Foundation
Private foundation. Its 990-PF filings list Wende Museum grants and board ties.
Paid by 2026 campaigns (16)
Vendors and consultants listed in 2026 candidate filings: payments on Schedule E, and unpaid bills on Schedule F in the latest filing.
| Payee | Paid | Owed |
|---|---|---|
| Resonance Campaigns | $10,468 | — |
| Integrated Political Strategies | $0 | $10,000 |
| Monkey Pie Media Inc. | $10,000 | — |
| Kathrina V. Abrot | $7,360 | — |
| Press Print | $5,736 | — |
| Steven Haahr | $4,833 | — |
| Kanin Pruter | $4,000 | — |
| Political Reporting Plus | $2,350 | — |
| ActBlue California | $2,232 | — |
| Yolanda Miranda & Assoc Inc. | $2,160 | — |
| Bankcard Center | $1,987 | — |
| Efundraising Solutions | $1,713 | — |
| Village Well | $1,654 | — |
| Matthew Bright | $1,500 | — |
| Blitz Display | $1,200 | — |
| S.I. Management | $1,050 | — |
A listing shows that a public record names the group. It does not say why. Each page links its filings and sources.