Arena Mail + Digital

IMC reports $42,931 to Arena Mail and Digital on the captured current-cycle finance page. Arena's Idaho payee record shows multiple large Idaho Liberty PAC payments, including $201,279 on May 18, 2026, plus other 2025–26 payments. Arena publicly markets services to Republican campaigns and independent expenditures. Evidence firewall: Shared vendor is an operational crossline; it does not prove PAC-to-PAC coordination.

Idaho Sunshine’s candidate-specific independent-expenditure table for Brent Reinke lists 35 supportive transactions. Summed by filer, the major disclosed totals are Idaho Liberty PAC $66,077.24; Idaho Prosperity Fund $16,426.03; $12,443.38; $4,772.69; $3,052.68; $2,398.28; $1,308.44; and $559.51. Two small entries add $8.32. The table therefore reports $107,046.57 in supportive independent expenditures for Reinke across these filers, concentrated immediately before the May 19, 2026 primary. Vendors included Arena Mail + Digital/Arena LLC, , , , , Statara, , and others. Supported conclusion: Reinke’s successful challenge to was backed by a coordinated-looking but legally distinct multi-PAC spending convergence that included the Little/Idaho Victory-linked , ’s , dairy/agriculture PACs, , and the Hometown-funded intermediary. Evidence firewall: parallel support and shared vendors do not prove legal coordination or a common controller. ’ direct candidate-specific amount was $3,052.68, not $100,000; the six-figure figure emerges only by aggregating multiple independent filers. Hometown’s separate transfers to and establish funding relationships but do not prove that particular transferred dollars were earmarked for the Reinke race.