Julie Yamamoto

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

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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.
Hometown Heroes spent $66,874.40 supporting eight former Sunnybrook campaign clients · 2026-09-17
Recorded status: PRIMARY VERIFIED transaction overlap from Idaho Sunshine; Herway’s control/founder roles first-party verified. Candidate-PAC coordination or quid pro quo not established.

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.

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Other names appearing in the same research (21)

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

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Connection research · 2026-09-17Hometown Heroes spent $66,874.40 supporting eight former Sunnybrook campaign clients

Recorded status: PRIMARY VERIFIED transaction overlap from Idaho Sunshine; Herway’s control/founder roles first-party verified. Candidate-PAC coordination or quid pro quo not established.

A transaction-by-transaction comparison of Idaho Sunshine’s Sunnybrook Strategies vendor archive with Hometown Heroes’ complete independent-expenditure table identifies eight candidate overlaps. 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. Hometown’s overlapping expenditures total $66,874.40: $27,344.35 in 2024 support for Mickelsen, Furniss, Nelsen, Lanting, Dixon, Bernt, Yamamoto and Sauter, plus $39,530.05 in 2026 support for Mickelsen, Furniss, Sauter and Woodward. Idaho Sunshine identifies Lara Herway as Hometown Heroes’ chairperson and treasurer; Risch Pisca identifies Herway as Sunnybrook Strategies’ founder. Supported conclusion: the PAC Herway formally controls directed a substantial share of its candidate advertising toward politicians who had previously paid Herway’s consulting firm, establishing a verified consultant-client-to-PAC-beneficiary continuity. Evidence firewall: the Sunnybrook payments and Hometown independent expenditures occurred in different cycles and establish overlapping relationships, not unlawful candidate-PAC coordination, candidate direction of Hometown spending, or quid pro quo. Vendor-name variants in the archive remain normalized only at the search-result level, although  independently attributes Sunnybrook to Herway.

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