PUBLIC RESEARCH DOSSIER · PERSON
Ryan Lance
1 published research record · Latest research 2026-09-17
LIVING DOSSIER
About Ryan Lance
Published research connects Ryan Lance with Way Back PAC: Way Back PAC is FEC committee C00824342, registered September 2, 2022, treasurer Ryan Lance.
From Way Back PAC funded the same Idaho PAC network that paid Redbird; exact-address match is negative (2026-09-17). Recorded status: Verified common funding/vendor pattern; exact-address identity bridge disproved; source-of-funds and control remain unresolved. This sourced connection summary is the current introduction; read the full record for dates and limits.
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PACs
Way Back PAC
Stated in published researchWay Back PAC is FEC committee C00824342, registered September 2, 2022, treasurer Ryan Lance.
Read record and sources →Other names appearing in the same research (6)
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PACs
- Defend and Protect Idaho · 1 shared record
- Hometown Heroes · 1 shared record
- Idaho First · 1 shared record
- Way Back PAC · 1 shared record
Organizations
- Redbird Strategies · 1 shared record
- Redbird Strategies LLC · 1 shared record
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Research & sources
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Connection research · 2026-09-17Way Back PAC funded the same Idaho PAC network that paid Redbird; exact-address match is negative
Recorded status: Verified common funding/vendor pattern; exact-address identity bridge disproved; source-of-funds and control remain unresolved.
Sources
- Defend and Protect Idaho committee profile — Top Contributors and independent expenditures panels
- WAY BACK PAC committee overview — 2025–2026 financial summary and committee details
- Idaho PACs spent more than $4.2M on primary election races — June 23, 2026 search result/article summary
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