2026 campaign records · Updated October 30

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IKE Smart City

Company contributions to a Culver City school-board candidate and a separate county committee, with charitable giving shown separately.

IKE, IBEW and the Working Families committee

How this connects

IKE gave $25,000 to the Committee for Culver City Working Families in 2026. The record also covers IKE’s kiosk decisions and political giving across California cities.

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At a glance

Named with
Triston Ezidore, Committee for Culver City Working Families, Thomas Aujero Small

From the sourced ties on the network map. A tie shows a record names them together, not why.

The kiosk company

IKE Smart City was formed in 2015 by the team behind Orange Barrel Media. OBM describes IKE as its sister company and says they share staff and ownership. The business installs and operates interactive information kiosks with commercial advertising.

IKE Smart City: About UsOrange Barrel Media: company relationship

Thomas Small’s April 8, 2019 referral vote → · Orange Barrel’s Torosis-PAC contribution → · Cities and advertising markets →

Political contributions verified in the filings

The local committee later filed independent-expenditure reports naming Freddy Puza and Triston Ezidore. These committee expenditures are distinct from the company’s direct contribution to Ezidore.

Charitable giving, separately listed

Culver City Education Foundation lists IKE Smart City in its $5,000+ donor category for both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026. These are charitable donor listings, not campaign contributions, and the published category is a minimum rather than an exact amount.

CCEF annual donor listings, as of July 31, 2025 and July 31, 2026

City business

Culver City’s May 11, 2026 staff report says the City selected IKE in October 2024 and approved its digital-kiosk agreement in July 2025.

City staff report, May 11, 2026

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