Source: State Election Offices · Secretary of State Voter Files · Board of Elections 1 voter registration record was found for Martine Smets in Washington. 1 registration is currently active. Voter data is released as public information under state election laws and reflects status at time of the state data release.
Source: State Secretary of State · SEC EDGAR · LinkedIn Professional Data · Business Registries 7 business affiliations were found for Martine Smets. Records are compiled from state business registries, SEC filings, and professional networking databases.
Source: USPTO Patent Database · U.S. Patent & Trademark Office Martine Smets is listed as an inventor or co-inventor on 1 USPTO patent. Patent data is public information published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office upon grant or application publication.
Source: FEC Disclosure Database · State Ethics Commissions · Stanford DIME Project 66 political contribution records found for Martine Smets. Total disclosed contributions amount to $5,180. Recipients include Progressive Change Campaign Committee. Federal law requires disclosure of contributions above $200 to federal candidates.
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