Source: Public Records Aggregators · Commercial Data Providers · Consumer Data Sources Our search returned 1 contact record for Penny McCook. Of these records, 1 include phone numbers and 1 include email addresses. Records are compiled from government agencies and commercial data sources. Data accuracy varies by source.
Source: White House Visitor Logs · Obama Administration Transparency Initiative · NARA Penny McCook appears in 1 White House visitor log entry from the WAVES/ACR access control system. These records were released under government transparency initiatives and primarily cover the Obama administration era.
Source: FEC Disclosure Database · State Ethics Commissions · Stanford DIME Project 54 political contribution records found for Penny McCook. Total disclosed contributions amount to $2,562. Recipients include Wexton, Jennifer, Davis, Wendy R, Davis, Wendy. Federal law requires disclosure of contributions above $200 to federal candidates.
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57 public records across 2states. With only 1 profile found, identifying the correct person should be straightforward.
For this search, the Political Contribution Records section may be most helpful for disambiguation because these records include employer and occupation, which are strong distinguishing fields.
Records are concentrated across 2 states. Highest concentration: Texas (5%), followed by New Jersey. Spans the South and Northeast regions.
Data spans 2 record categories. Largest: Political Contribution Records (96%), which include employer and occupation, which are strong distinguishing fields.