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Gregory Lanting
6 published research records · Latest research 2026-09-18
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About Gregory Lanting
This establishes spending attributed to that vendor benefiting Chenele Dixon, Linda Wright Hartgen, Gregory Lanting and Laurie Lickley, among others, and opposing Glenneda Zuiderveld, Brian Lenney and Tammy Nichols.
From Prescott Consulting's $5,000 WinAg spending: twenty candidate allocations, including Dixon, Hartgen and Lanting (2026-09-18). Recorded status: Primary official portal transcription; historical and current data distinguished. New published findings are added here as sourced excerpts.
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Sunnybrook’s disclosed campaign clients included Stephanie Mickelsen, Rodney Furniss, Jack Nelsen, Gregory Lanting, Chenele Dixon, Treg Bernt, Julie Yamamoto, Mark Sauter and Jim Woodward; Hometown Heroes later reported independent expenditures supporting those candidates.
The batch consisted of $15,000 to North Idaho Republicans PAC plus $1,000 each to 22 candidates: Sean Coletti, Todd Lakey, Lance Clow, Jim Guthrie, Josh Wheeler, Mark Harris, Benjamin Adams, Marco Erickson, Gregory Lanting, Ilana Rubel, Janie Ward-Engelking, Chris Mathias, James Ruchti/Just (listed separately as James Richard Just and James Daw Ruchti), Linda Wright Hartgen, Dan Garner, Ali Rabe, Brooke Green, Todd Achilles, Ned Burns, Chuck Winder, Richard Cheatum, and James Ruchti.
The disclosed clients include Brad Little, Chenele Dixon, Jim Woodward, Julie Yamamoto, Jeff Agenbroad, Jack Nelsen, Stephanie Mickelsen, Gregory Lanting, Mark Sauter, Treg Bernt, Lori Bishop, Rodney Furniss, Joshua Wheeler, Jerald Raymond, Van Burtenshaw, Michael Pohanka and others, plus North Idaho Republicans PAC, Citizens for CdA Public Schools, and Citizens to Elect Qualified & Experienced Candidates.
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation PAC endorsement material for the 2022 cycle lists Chenele Dixon for District 24 House A and Gregory Lanting for District 25 House B; 2024 reporting also identifies Dixon as a Farm Bureau-supported candidate.
Indexed Sunshine results show Gregory Lanting paying Sunnybrook Strategies $700 in the 2023-24 cycle; Stephanie Mickelsen paying Sunnybrook Strategies $1,300 in the 2024 primary cycle; Joshua Wheeler paying Sunnybrook Strategies Management $650 in the 2022 cycle; and Jack Nelsen making Sunnybrook Strategies operations payments including $2,000 and $1,500 in the 2022 cycle.
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People
- Chenele Dixon · 4 shared records
- Jack Nelsen · 3 shared records
- Stephanie Mickelsen · 3 shared records
- Jim Woodward · 2 shared records
- Joshua Wheeler · 2 shared records
- Julie Yamamoto · 2 shared records
- Lara Herway · 2 shared records
- Linda Wright Hartgen · 2 shared records
- Mark Sauter · 2 shared records
- Rodney Furniss · 2 shared records
- Treg Bernt · 2 shared records
- Ali Rabe · 1 shared record
- Benjamin Adams · 1 shared record
- Brad Little · 1 shared record
- Brian Lenney
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Research finding · 2026-09-18Prescott Consulting's $5,000 WinAg spending: twenty candidate allocations, including Dixon, Hartgen and Lanting
Recorded status: Primary official portal transcription; historical and current data distinguished.
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