Aug. 26 scope · building trades + construction institutions
$12,500.00
Seven union, building-trades and electrical-contractor political contributors identified in the source records.
Committee: Triston Ezidore For Culver City School Board 2026 · FPPC 1469757 · Treasurer Jane Leiderman
CCUSD board member, former 2024–2025 board president, and 2026 reelection candidate. CCE follows his public-office chronology, campaign receipts and spending, endorsements, organizational roles, and recurring campaign-finance connections.
Raised: Form 460 through Sept 19, 2026, plus later contributions through Oct 13, 2026. Spent and cash: Form 460 through Sept 19, 2026. Form 460 #217508803 ↗
242 direct ties in the records on this site, 10 drawn below. 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.
Every tie in the record, in rings by type, from the center out. Bigger dots mean more money; a dashed dot has no page on this site yet.
Endorsements and recommendations: 1Jobs, businesses and organizations: 2Received money from Triston Ezidore: 2Gave money to Triston Ezidore: 237
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Itemized 2026 contributions, Apr 17, 2026 to Oct 13, 2026, by contributor type.
Of the $62,699 in contributions reviewed through Aug 26, 2026, grouped by the employer, occupation or committee shown in the filings. Groups describe the filings, not coordination.
The 25 largest of 237 itemized contributors, $108,131.50 in all. Select a column to sort.
| Who gave | Amount |
|---|---|
| International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union #11 gave $5,000.00 → Triston Ezidore | $5,000.00 |
| Marcus Tyson gave $5,000.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $5,000.00 |
| Haifaa Moammar gave $4,200.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $4,200.00 |
| Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building & Construction Trades Council gave $2,500.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $2,500.00 |
| Samuel Victor gave $2,500.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $2,500.00 |
| UA Journeymen & Apprentices Local #250 gave $2,500.00 → Triston Ezidore | $2,500.00 |
| Steven Hunter gave $2,116.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $2,116.00 |
| Austin Knowland gave $1,660.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,660.00 |
| Jim Mangia gave $1,660.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,660.00 |
| Everytable gave $1,500.00 → Triston Ezidore | $1,500.00 |
| IUPAT Political Action Together PAC gave $1,500.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,500.00 |
| Jamie Samuel gave $1,500.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,500.00 |
| Laborers' Local 300 gave $1,500.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,500.00 |
| Tyler Gregory gave $1,500.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,500.00 |
| Disa Lindgren gave $1,168.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,168.00 |
| Brian Guerrero gave $1,160.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,160.00 |
| Meghan Sahli-Wells gave $1,160.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,160.00 |
| Westside Young Democrats gave $1,160.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,160.00 |
| Marcy Szarama gave $1,100.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,100.00 |
| Asian Democrats of Los Angeles County gave $1,000.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,000.00 |
| Christian Stayner gave $1,000.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,000.00 |
| Govern For CA Courage Committee gave $1,000.00 → Triston Ezidore | $1,000.00 |
| Henry Attina gave $1,000.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,000.00 |
| International Union of Operating Engineers Local 12 gave $1,000.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,000.00 |
| Jesse Miller gave $1,000.00 → Triston Ezidore ● on this site | $1,000.00 |
| 212 other itemized contributors gave $61,747.50 → Triston Ezidore | $61,747.50 |
The headline is the Form 460 calendar-year total through Sept 19, 2026, plus contributions reported after that. These rows add up to it exactly.
$2,000.00 in reported contributions to campaigns and committees this site follows. Dated rows: 2024, 2026; some rows are not dated in the records.
Everything on file for Triston Ezidore, with its sources, grouped by topic.
Triston Ezidore · work, development + political money
Campaign fundraising
The committee's Sept. 24 Form 460 reports $106,268.50 in calendar-year 2026 contributions through 2026-09-19. The filing reports $44,688.50 received during the July 1-Sept. 19 statement period: $42,932.50 in itemized Schedule A contributions plus $1,756.00 in unitemized contributions under $100.
Historical filings for Triston Ezidore for Culver City Unified School Board 2022 document at least $40,775.81 in receipts across the unique filings currently in CCE: $26,065.81 reported for calendar-year 2022 through September 24, 2022; $13,980.00 in Schedule A monetary contributions during January–June 2023; and $730.00 during January–June 2024.
Combined with the current 2026 reconciliation, CCE currently documents at least $147,044.31 in contributions/receipts across Ezidore's school-board campaign committees and continuing committee activity. This is a minimum, not a complete lifetime total: the supplied historical filing set has gaps, including late 2022 and the second half of 2023.
Campaign administration + spending
The same Form 460 identifies Jane Leiderman as treasurer, reports $24,385.07 in 2026 expenditures through Sept. 19, and reports an ending cash balance of $81,883.43. Schedule E includes payments to Connolly Consulting Inc., Leiderman & Associates, E-Fundraising Connections, Discover, and the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk. Schedule G separately itemizes Mailchimp and RUN Website Builder charges reported through Discover; those Schedule G rows are not added again to the Schedule E total.
Old 2022 committee · termination filing
A separate Sept. 19, 2026 Form 460 for Triston Ezidore for Culver City Unified School Board 2022 is marked Termination Statement and Amendment. It reports no 2026 contributions, $398.67 in payments for Jan. 1-June 30, and a $0 ending cash balance. The filing lists Nancy Barba as treasurer. This historical committee is kept separate from the current 2026 reelection committee.
Current professional role
Ezidore’s public professional profile identifies him in government partnerships for Highland Electric Fleets, with work focused on school and municipal fleet electrification and clean transportation. The role centers on relationships with schools, public agencies, and institutional partners around transportation and infrastructure projects.
Ezidore’s professional work and campaign support occupy some of the same broad sectors: schools, construction, workforce development, transportation infrastructure, and public-sector partnerships. Earlier reporting also identified him in business development for Knowland Construction. Sector groupings below describe the Aug. 26 source records; later campaign receipts remain visible through the current campaign total and dated finance records rather than silently changing historical category totals.
Within that Aug. 26 records reviewed, the campaign records include $12,500 from building-trades and construction institutions, $4,759 from people working in development and the built environment, and $10,870 from political and public-policy figures. These are descriptive source classifications, not evidence that contributors acted together.
Aug. 26 scope · building trades + construction institutions
Seven union, building-trades and electrical-contractor political contributors identified in the source records.
Aug. 26 scope · development + built environment
Contributors whose reported employer or occupation identifies construction, real estate, architecture, property management, business development or real-estate investment.
Aug. 26 scope · political + policy network
Elected officials, campaign committees, public-policy figures and already-tracked Culver City political participants appearing as contributors.
Building trades + construction · Aug. 26 records reviewed
This includes IBEW Local 11, the LA/OC Building & Construction Trades Council, UA Local 250, SMART Local 105, IBEW Local 40, Cement Masons Local 600 and the LA County Electrical Contractors PAC.
$5,000.00
$2,500.00
$2,500.00
$1,000.00
$500.00
$500.00
$500.00
Development + built environment · Aug. 26 records reviewed
Employer and occupation information identifies work in construction, real estate, architecture, property management, business development and real-estate investment.
$1,160.00
Knowland Construction Services · Owner
$500.00
Self · Real estate
$500.00
Apex Realty · Real Estate
$500.00
Stayner Architects · Architect
$500.00
Self · Therapist/Real Estate Investment
$250.00
Wiseman Residential · property management
$250.00
None · CFO KNOWLAND CONSTRUCTION
$500.00
Opterra · Business Development
$499.00
TELACU ConstructionManagemenr · Executive
$100.00
UPLA Studio · Landscape Architect
Political + policy network · Aug. 26 records reviewed
$4,200.00
$1,160.00
Better World Group · Strategic Advisor
$1,160.00
California Teachers Association · Union Organizer
$1,000.00
Nick Melvoin for Congress · Nick Melvoin for Congress
$1,000.00
$750.00
LMU · Community Relations
$500.00
FPPC ID#1456867 · Campaign Committee
$500.00
State of California · Assemblymember
$500.00
$100.00
City Of Pasadena · Councilmember
CCE crossover · Aug. 26 records reviewed
$1,160.00
$1,160.00
$750.00
$500.00
$500.00
$100.00
New organizational contribution
The August 24, 2026 Form 497 reports a $2,500 contribution received August 21 from the Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building & Construction Trades Council, committee ID 822029, to Triston Ezidore's 2026 school-board campaign.
Person record
CCUSD board member, former 2024–2025 board president, and 2026 reelection candidate. CCE follows his public-office chronology, campaign receipts and spending, endorsements, organizational roles, and recurring campaign-finance connections.
Triston Ezidore appears in the CCE record through School board, and campaign contributions.
Campaign-finance records also show $2,000.00 in reported contributions from Triston Ezidore to people and committees followed by Culver City Election. The recipient ledger below shows where those reported contributions went.
The dated record below separates public office, campaign activity, endorsements, organizations, money, and other documented relationships so readers can follow each connection back to its source.
The accounting base is verified Form 460 filing 217508803 through 2026-09-19. CCE then adds $6,000.00 in verified monetary contributions dated after that filing period, bringing coverage through 2026-10-13. The current components represented are $112,268.50 monetary contributions. The itemized ledger below provides Schedule A and later transaction detail while the filed summary remains the control for its covered period. The filing identifies Jane Leiderman as treasurer. Independent expenditures are separate and are not included here.
$29,659.00 in the itemized records represented here.
Coverage through 2026-10-13.
The headline figure is the Form 460 year-to-date expenditure total through 2026-09-19. Ending cash is $81,883.43. Schedule E rows available in the source snapshot are listed below; they may represent only the filing period rather than every year-to-date payment. Schedule G agent/subvendor detail is preserved below but is not added again to the expenditure total.
These 8 itemized Schedule E rows add up to $18,495.73, the Schedule E total printed on the filing. Payees listed more than once are separate itemized rows on the filing, not repeats.
$215.50 appears in Schedule G detail. These rows are preserved for transparency but are not added to the direct Schedule E payment total.
These 4 itemized Schedule G rows add up to $215.50, the Schedule G total printed on the filing. Payees listed more than once are separate itemized rows on the filing, not repeats.
Record coverage: 2026-07-01 through 2026-09-19.
These totals show where the contributions covered by this page went.
Years with dated contributions: 2024, 2026
No employer or occupation information is shown for this person.
No organization is listed here unless a public source supports the connection.
Detailed record
Each item below is tied to a date or time period and the source that supports it.
CCUSD's official biography states that Ezidore was elected to the Culver City School Board on November 8, 2022 and assumed office on December 13, 2022.
CCUSD's official biography states that Ezidore was elected School Board Vice President in 2023.
District and contemporaneous public records document Ezidore's election as CCUSD Board President on December 17, 2024. The board reorganized on December 9, 2025, when Stephanie Loredo became president; Ezidore's presidency therefore belongs to the 2024-2025 officer chronology rather than his current title.
CCUSD's current Board page lists Ezidore as a Board Member, with a term of office from December 1, 2022 through November 30, 2026. The current officer roster lists Stephanie Loredo as president, Brian Guerrero as vice president, Andrew Lachman as clerk, and Lindsay Carlson as parliamentarian.
CCUSD's current biography states that Ezidore works in Government Partnerships for Highland Electric Fleets.
CCUSD's biography records prior service as Youth Employment Manager for the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles, Equity Specialist, Legislative Organizer, and committee service on the district's Equity Advisory, Restorative Practices, Positive Behavior and Intervention Supports, and Sexual Assault and Misconduct Reform committees.
Ezidore's direct campaign site identifies him as a 2026 candidate for re-election to the Culver City School Board and identifies the committee as Triston Ezidore for Culver City School Board 2026, FPPC ID 1469757.
The Culver City Democratic Club states that its members voted on June 10, 2026 to endorse Ezidore, Brian Guerrero and Stephanie Loredo for CCUSD School Board.
Asian Democrats of Los Angeles County's 2026 endorsements page lists Triston Ezidore for Culver City Unified School District Board.
Asian Democrats of Los Angeles County currently lists Ezidore on its Advisory Board, which the organization describes as made up of “Asian elected officials and senior community leaders.” The page prints an outdated title, 'Culver City School Board President'; CCUSD's current board page instead lists Ezidore as a Board Member.
Ezidore's campaign “Supporters” page lists Zahra Hajee, identified there as President of Asian Democrats of Los Angeles County.
Form 460 filing 217508803 identifies the committee as Triston Ezidore For Culver City School Board 2026, FPPC ID 1469757, and lists Jane Leiderman as treasurer. The committee mailing location shown on the filing is Encino, California.
Form 460 filing 217508803 covers July 1 through September 19, 2026 and reports $44,688.50 in contributions during the period and $106,268.50 in calendar-year-to-date contributions. It reports $18,570.73 in expenditures during the period, $24,385.07 in calendar-year-to-date expenditures, and $81,883.43 ending cash. Schedule A reports $42,932.50 in itemized contributions across 134 rows plus $1,756 in unitemized contributions under $100.
A Form 460 for Triston Ezidore for Culver City Unified School Board 2022, FPPC ID 1447002, was filed September 19, 2026 and is marked both Termination Statement and Amendment. It covers January 1 through June 30, 2026, reports no contributions, $398.67 in payments, and a $0 ending cash balance. The filing lists Nancy Barba as treasurer. This is the old 2022 committee and is separate from Ezidore's 2026 reelection committee, FPPC ID 1469757.
CCE's user-supplied Form 460 source records documents at least $40,775.81 in receipts across the supplied unique filing periods for Ezidore's 2022 committee. The package explicitly treats this as a minimum documented amount because filing periods are missing; it is not presented as a complete lifetime committee total.
CCE's 2026 Ezidore campaign-network source records records $62,699 in positive contribution rows within its stated records reviewed and separately classifies building-trades, built-environment, and political/policy records descriptively. That package does not infer common purpose from donors appearing in the same category.
Ezidore's preelection Form 460, filed September 24, 2026 and covering July 1 through September 19, reports $106,268.50 in calendar-year 2026 contributions, $24,385.07 in calendar-year expenditures, and an $81,883.43 ending cash balance. The filing identifies Jane Leiderman as treasurer. For the statement period, Schedule A reports $42,932.50 in itemized monetary contributions plus $1,756 in unitemized contributions under $100, for $44,688.50 received during the period.
Form 460 filing 217508803 reports a $1,000 contribution on September 15, 2026 from Asian Democrats of Los Angeles County to Triston Ezidore For Culver City School Board 2026.
Campaign receipts into Ezidore's candidate committee are kept separate from any personal campaign giving record attributed to Ezidore as an individual donor. The current finance records shows both scopes and they must not be silently combined.
Ezidore's 2026 Schedule A reports a $500 contribution from Brian Buccella on September 11 and a $100 contribution from Mayra Valadez on August 5. Public professional records identify Buccella as Highland Electric Fleets' Chief Commercial Officer and Valadez as a Director at Actum; LAUSD lobbying records identify Actum as Highland's paid lobbying representative on electric buses. Highland's separate federal corporate PAC, FEC C00888727, does not appear as a contributor in the reviewed itemized local receipts through September 19.
Relationships
documented organizations, endorsements, events, funding relationships and other connections involving this person.
Endorser
Relationship: Endorser. Culver City Crossroads reported a 2026 school-board endorsement list for Stephanie Loredo containing 30 named individual endorsers and seven organizations. This page links people already documented elsewhere on the site while preserving the full source list.
Open shared record →2022 And 2026 Endorsed School Board Candidate
Relationship: 2022 And 2026 Endorsed School Board Candidate. Culver City Crossroads reporting documents recurring Culver City Democratic Club endorsement decisions across school-board and council elections, connecting candidates, Club activity and ballot measures through published source material.
Open shared record →Co Listed Candidate At Campaign Event
Puza's campaign published the Sept. 9 'LGBTQ Leaders for Freddy and Triston' event for both candidates.
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Campaign-finance relationships
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Sources
Highland-connected campaign-finance record
Highland Chief Commercial Officer Brian Buccella contributed $500 and Actum Director Mayra Valadez contributed $100. Actum is separately documented as Highland's paid LAUSD electric-bus lobbying representative. Highland's federal PAC is tracked separately and does not appear in the reviewed itemized local receipts through Sept. 19.
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