HARTLINE, CHRISTOPHER

$244K 2025-2026 cycle

HARTLINE, CHRISTOPHER is a wages & payroll vendor. In the 2025-2026 cycle HARTLINE, CHRISTOPHER was paid $244K across 2 client committees.

Wages & Payroll ○ Dormant (43mo since last)
Limited recent activity. Most recent disbursement to this vendor was 4+ years ago (Dec 31, 2022). Charts below reflect cycle-to-date totals; the recent windows may be sparse.

Part I Identity

Stable facts about this entity. These figures do not change as you adjust the timeframe in Part II.

Activity span ALL TIME
Oct 15, 2018 → Dec 31, 2022
spans 4.2 years
Disbursements ALL TIME
50
Schedule B rows
Client committees ALL TIME
2
distinct payers

Part II Activity in selected window

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Spend trajectory

Monthly spend to this vendor over the last 12 months.

Jan 2022 Dec 2022
$122K across 12 months
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Top buyers

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By party

Revenue by party

100% R
D · 0%
R · 100%
PartyAmount%
Democratic $0 0.00%
Republican $243,910 100.00%
Non-partisan $0 0.00%

Part III Reference tables

Full all-time and cycle-to-date data.

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Cycle-over-cycle trajectory

201820212022 Q4 2018 (2018 cycle): $4KQ1 2021 (2022 cycle): $27KQ2 2021 (2022 cycle): $30KQ3 2021 (2022 cycle): $33KQ4 2021 (2022 cycle): $27KQ1 2022 (2022 cycle): $32KQ2 2022 (2022 cycle): $32KQ3 2022 (2022 cycle): $22KQ4 2022 (2022 cycle): $35K Q4Q2Q4Q2Q4 $35K

current cycle earlier election cycle off-cycle year quarterly · 3 years

Per-quarter totals
Year Q Cycle Total Txns Top buyer · share Top category · share Cum. (cycle) YoY %
2018 Q4 2018 $4K 1 SCOTT, RICK SEN 100% Wages & Payroll 100% $4K
2021 Q1 2022 $27K 6 NRSC 100% Wages & Payroll 100% $27K
2021 Q2 2022 $30K 6 NRSC 100% Wages & Payroll 100% $58K
2021 Q3 2022 $33K 7 NRSC 100% Wages & Payroll 100% $91K
2021 Q4 2022 $27K 8 NRSC 94% Wages & Payroll 100% $118K
2022 Q1 2022 $32K 6 NRSC 100% Wages & Payroll 100% $150K
2022 Q2 2022 $32K 6 NRSC 100% Wages & Payroll 100% $182K
2022 Q3 2022 $22K 4 NRSC 100% Wages & Payroll 100% $204K
2022 Q4 2022 $35K 6 NRSC 100% Wages & Payroll 100% $240K
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Revenue by service category

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Per-category breakdown · cycle-to-date
Category Total spend Txns Avg check % of total Top buyer · share Last paid
Wages & Payroll $243,910 50 $5K 100.0% NRSC 98% 3y ago
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Client retention

Sticky-relationship signal: how many clients keep coming back across cycles vs one-time buyers.

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Anchor clients 3+ cycles
$0 · 0% of revenue
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Repeat clients 2 cycles
$5,500 · 2% of revenue
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One-time clients 1 cycle
$238,410 · 98% of revenue
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Geographic concentration

Where this vendor's clients are based — federal committees by state, plus implicit jurisdiction for CA and TX state filers.

State   Total spend % of revenue Clients
DC
$238,410 97.7% 1
FL
$5,500 2.3% 1
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Notable disbursements

5 largest all-time · 5 largest in the current cycle · 5 most recent. Each row earns its place.

Reason Date Filer Category Purpose Amount
Largest all-time 2022-11-15 NRSC Wages & Payroll PAYROLL $5,919
Largest all-time 2022-10-15 NRSC Wages & Payroll PAYROLL $5,919
Largest all-time 2022-10-31 NRSC Wages & Payroll PAYROLL $5,919
Largest all-time 2022-09-30 NRSC Wages & Payroll PAYROLL $5,919
Largest all-time 2022-11-30 NRSC Wages & Payroll PAYROLL $5,919
Recent 2022-12-15 NRSC Wages & Payroll PAYROLL $5,908
Recent 2022-12-31 NRSC Wages & Payroll PAYROLL $5,840
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