Joshua Wheeler

2 published research records · Latest research 2026-09-17

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About Joshua Wheeler

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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.
Lara Herway’s Sunnybrook Strategies had a broad paid Idaho campaign footprint before Hometown Heroes · 2026-09-17
Recorded status: PRIMARY VERIFIED payments and archive aggregate from Idaho Sunshine; founder/governance roles verified by first-party biography and current Sunshine profile. No campaign-to-PAC coordination established.

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.
Official Idaho Sunshine records confirm Sunnybrook payments by multiple Main Street-aligned candidates · 2026-09-15
Recorded status: PRIMARY VERIFIED candidate→vendor payments; V4IV→Sunnybrook $35K remains strong secondary aggregation until its underlying row is reproduced. Shared vendor does not prove client coordination.

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Other names appearing in the same research (22)

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Jack Nelsen · 2 shared records
Stephanie Mickelsen · 2 shared records
Brad Little · 1 shared record
Chenele Dixon · 1 shared record
Gregory Lanting · 1 shared record
Jeff Agenbroad · 1 shared record
Jerald Raymond · 1 shared record
Jim Woodward · 1 shared record
Julie Yamamoto · 1 shared record
Lara Herway · 1 shared record
Lori Bishop · 1 shared record
Mark Sauter · 1 shared record
Michael Pohanka · 1 shared record
Rodney Furniss · 1 shared record
Treg Bernt

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Connection research · 2026-09-17Lara Herway’s Sunnybrook Strategies had a broad paid Idaho campaign footprint before Hometown Heroes

Recorded status: PRIMARY VERIFIED payments and archive aggregate from Idaho Sunshine; founder/governance roles verified by first-party biography and current Sunshine profile. No campaign-to-PAC coordination established.

Idaho Sunshine’s archived free-text vendor search for “Sunnybrook Strategies” reports that 17 candidates and three PACs spent $150,653 across three Sunnybrook name variants. 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. The archive shows ’s 2022 campaign paid Sunnybrook four operations payments totaling $7,500 (January 26, March 9, May 5 and May 9, 2022). It shows ’s campaign paid eight recurring management/events payments totaling $9,400 from April through November 2023.  identifies  as Sunnybrook’s founder and a political consultant, while  identifies Herway as ’ chair and treasurer. Supported conclusion: ’ formal controller entered the PAC role with an already extensive, paid campaign-services network that directly included Governor Little and multiple legislators relevant to the broader IdahoCabal map. Evidence firewall: vendor payments establish paid campaign work, not that those clients directed , shared Hometown’s strategy, or coordinated independent expenditures. The archive’s aggregate is a free-text result spanning three vendor-name variants and should not be treated as a single legal-entity determination without separate vendor normalization.

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