PUBLIC RESEARCH DOSSIER · PERSON
Deborah Silver
6 published research records · Latest research 2026-09-15
LIVING DOSSIER
About Deborah Silver
Deborah Silver is documented across multiple Reclaim layers. A 2019 Idaho campaign-finance filing identifies her as Reclaim Idaho's political treasurer. In July 2024 litigation, the certificate of service identified both Deborah Silver and Luke Mayville with Reclaim Idaho Fund, Inc. at 1401 Poplar Avenue in Twin Falls. Project Reclaim Idaho Inc.'s FY2024 990-EZ identifies Silver as treasurer. Separately, 2014 reporting described Silver as a Twin Falls CPA, seven-year Twin Falls County Democratic Party chair, Democratic state-treasurer candidate, and board member of Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest. These résumé/administrative connections establish Silver as a meaningful personnel node in the Reclaim network; they do NOT establish that the Democratic Party or Planned Parenthood funded, controlled, or directed Reclaim Idaho.
From the published research record Deborah Silver is a cross-entity Reclaim financial/administrative node (2026-09-15). Recorded status: Verified personnel/administrative links from campaign records, court filing, IRS-derived filing and contemporaneous reporting. No funding/control inference made regarding Silver's former political or nonprofit affiliations. Read the record for sources and qualifications. This excerpt has not yet been composed into an editorial biography.
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Reclaim Idaho appears in Idaho campaign-finance records as a political committee; a 2019 filing lists Deborah Silver as political treasurer.
(EIN 93-4744691) reports $11,600 in contributions, $0 expenses, $11,600 in year-end net assets, and officers Tracy Olson (president), Regina Clemente (secretary), and Deborah Silver (treasurer).
Project Reclaim Idaho Inc.'s FY2024 990-EZ lists Tracy Olson as president, Regina Clemente as secretary, and Deborah Silver as treasurer.
Project Reclaim Idaho Inc., the separate 501(c)(3), is registered c/o Deborah Silver at 1401 Poplar Ave, Twin Falls.
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Connections
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Organizations
Project Reclaim Idaho Inc.
Stated in published researchIRS-derived FY2024 Form 990-EZ data for Project Reclaim Idaho Inc. (EIN 93-4744691) reports $11,600 in contributions, $0 expenses, $11,600 in year-end net assets, and officers Tracy Olson (president), Regina Clemente (secretary), and Deborah Silver (treasurer).
Read record and sources →Reclaim Idaho
Stated in published researchA 2019 Idaho campaign-finance filing identifies Deborah Silver as Reclaim Idaho's political treasurer; this is a historical role.
Read record and sources →Other names appearing in the same research (17)
These are research overlaps for discovery, not documented relationships. Read the underlying records before drawing conclusions.
People
- Regina Clemente · 4 shared records
- Tracy Olson · 4 shared records
- Luke Mayville · 2 shared records
- Cameron Crow · 1 shared record
- Yvonne Sandmire · 1 shared record
Organizations
SOURCED RECORD
Research & sources
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Connection research · 2026-09-15Reclaim Idaho entity structure and Deborah Silver linkage
Recorded status: Verified entity/personnel links. Corporate control, inter-entity transfers, shared-service agreements and donor routing remain unresolved.
Sources
- Reclaim Idaho 2019 campaign financial disclosure — Summary page
- Reclaim Idaho Fund Inc - Nonprofit Explorer — FY2021-FY2024 filings
- Project Reclaim Idaho Inc - Nonprofit Explorer — FY2024 filing
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