Campaign donations, fundraising, spending, and cash on hand from the latest included Federal Election Commission filings.
$827,895.09 in total campaign receipts.
$536,826.25 is reported as individual contributions. Total receipts can also include transfers, offsets, loans, and other FEC receipt categories, so it is broader than donations alone.
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California Statewide Direct Primary Election · Jun 2, 2026 · listed as “Laura Friedman” with designation “Member, United States House of Representatives.” This does not establish November 2026 ballot status.
Laura Friedman is the current U.S. Representative for California District 30. Her official House biography reports prior service in the California State Assembly, on the Glendale City Council, and as Mayor of Glendale, following work in film and television.
Source: Official U.S. House biography ↗. This is a public-office biography, not an independently audited résumé.
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“Americans need us to cut red tape, build more homes, protect tenants, and deliver real relief.”
Statement while co-convening a House housing-affordability working group.
Official U.S. House press release ↗Original candidate statement“Small businesses should be repaid for tariffs the campaign office describes as illegally collected.”
Election.org paraphrase of the office's announcement that Friedman was helping lead the RELIEF Act.
Official U.S. House press release ↗Election.org action summaryNo statement or official action in this release's connected sources has been assigned to this issue.
“Announced a $1.031 million federal investment to expand Glendale's public-safety camera coverage and modernize its information center.”
Official action reported by the congressional office; not an Election.org evaluation.
Official U.S. House press release ↗Election.org action summaryNo statement or official action in this release's connected sources has been assigned to this issue.
“This will help millions of Americans afford health insurance.”
Statement after House passage of legislation to restore Affordable Care Act premium tax credits.
Official U.S. House press release index ↗Original candidate statement“Let's make sure the K Line connects more people to more places.”
Statement supporting the San Vicente-Fairfax alignment for the Metro K Line Northern Extension.
Official U.S. House press release and letter ↗Original candidate statement“Every single American depends on the work of the National Weather Service.”
Statement during a visit to the National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard forecast office.
Official U.S. House press release ↗Original candidate statementNo statement or official action in this release's connected sources has been assigned to this issue.
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Source: Laura Friedman for Congress campaign website ↗ · observed Aug 24, 2026.
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ExchangeHologic, Inc.Apr 8, 2026 · $1,001 - $15,000 →Sale (partial)Hologic, Inc. - Common Stock (HOLX)Apr 8, 2026 · $1,001 - $15,000 →ExchangeAbbott Laboratories Common Stock (ABT)Mar 24, 2026 · $1,001 - $15,000 →SaleParamount Skydance Corporation - Class B Common Stock (PSKY)Sep 10, 2025 · $1,001 - $15,000 →| Metric | Reported amount | What it means |
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| Total receipts | $827,895.09 | All campaign receipts reported in the FEC summary, not only individual donations. |
| Individual contributions | $536,826.25 | Contributions reported in the FEC individual-contribution category. |
| Candidate contributions | $0.00 | Contributions from the candidate in the summary record. |
| Total disbursements | $655,389.44 | Campaign spending and other disbursements reported for the cycle. |
| Cash on hand | $469,253.89 | Reported campaign cash remaining at the end of the covered period. |
| Debts owed by campaign | $0.00 | Outstanding debts the campaign reported owing. |
| Net cash after reported debt | $469,253.89 | Election.org calculation: cash on hand minus debts owed by the campaign. |
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