PersonCampaign contributions

Risa Flynn

Campaign-finance records show reported contributions by this person to people or committees covered by Culver City Election.

$1,450given to campaigns and committees this site follows

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Latest dated contribution in these records: June 29, 2026. Contribution records

How Risa Flynn is connected

4 direct ties in the records on this site. Each line reads giver first. Money amounts are the largest reported figure for each tie. Select a name to open that page; a dashed circle has no page on this site yet.

Money Risa Flynn gave

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Risa Flynn gave $750 → Nancy Barba
Risa Flynn gave $250 → Alex Fisch
Risa Flynn gave $250 → Freddy Puza
Risa Flynn gave $200 → Our Culver

Where Risa Flynn's money went

$1,450.00 in reported contributions to campaigns and committees this site follows. Years: 2022, 2024, 2025, 2026.

Risa Flynn gave $750.00 → Nancy Barba (BARBA FOR CITY COUNCIL 2024 · Oct 25, 2024, Sept 21, 2024)

Risa Flynn gave $250.00 → Alex Fisch (FISCH FOR CITY COUNCIL 2022 · Oct 17, 2022)

Risa Flynn gave $250.00 → Freddy Puza (PUZA FOR CITY COUNCIL 2026 · June 29, 2026)

Risa Flynn gave $200.00 → Our Culver (Sept 5, 2025)

Full record

Everything on file for Risa Flynn, with its sources, grouped by topic.

How Risa Flynn appears in the Culver City political record

More than $1,000 in reported contributions

Person record

How Risa Flynn appears in the Culver City political record.

Campaign-finance records show reported contributions by this person to people or committees covered by Culver City Election.

Risa Flynn appears in the CCE record through Campaign contributions.

Campaign-finance records also show $1,450.00 in reported contributions from Risa Flynn to people and committees followed by Culver City Election across 2022, 2024, 2025, 2026. The recipient ledger below shows where those reported contributions went.

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Campaign contributions