Roger Marshall

Executive Summary

• Top donor alignment: SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND — 50% vote alignment ($52K given). Official Source

Top Attack Vectors — Donor Alignment

Ranked by vote-alignment score. Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 — official public record). Timing correlation only; platform does not assert causation.

1. 1.

   SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND

   $52K given · voted FOR 24/48 associated bills · 50% alignment

   Roger Marshall received $52,022.48 from SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND → voted FOR 24/48 associated bills (50% alignment). Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 public record). Reflects timing correlation between donations and favorable votes; causation is not asserted.

2. 2.

   AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION CO

   $121K given · voted FOR 20/41 associated bills · 49% alignment

   Roger Marshall received $121,127.25 from AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION CO → voted FOR 20/41 associated bills (49% alignment). Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 public record). Reflects timing correlation between donations and favorable votes; causation is not asserted.

3. 3.

   NORPAC

   $25K given · voted FOR 13/29 associated bills · 45% alignment

   Roger Marshall received $24,500 from NORPAC → voted FOR 13/29 associated bills (45% alignment). Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 public record). Reflects timing correlation between donations and favorable votes; causation is not asserted.

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   FARMERS BANK & TRUST

   $66K given · voted FOR 83/190 associated bills · 44% alignment

   Roger Marshall received $65,548.15 from FARMERS BANK & TRUST → voted FOR 83/190 associated bills (44% alignment). Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 public record). Reflects timing correlation between donations and favorable votes; causation is not asserted.

5. 5.

   TEAM MARSHALL II

   $598K given · voted FOR 95/451 associated bills · 21% alignment

   Roger Marshall received $597,750.4 from TEAM MARSHALL II → voted FOR 95/451 associated bills (21% alignment). Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 public record). Reflects timing correlation between donations and favorable votes; causation is not asserted.