Every Oregon committee, all years$614K22 committees since 2021
Who’s behind it
Hannah Love, Leads the firm (only person named); registered agent of the LLC. About a decade in Oregon electoral and ballot-measure campaigns; firm site credits her with Measure 101 (2018) and the House Democrats' 2020 supermajority. lovecampaigns.com
Site says Love led the Oregon House Democratic Caucus to a supermajority in November 2020. lovecampaigns.com
Site also credits her with helping lead the coalition behind the 2019 Student Success Act. lovecampaigns.com
Who paid it, Jan 2025 – Oct 2026
Portland city and county races
Shannon SingletonProgressive side$8K
Every other Oregon committee
Future PAC, House BuildersDemocratic, labor, progressive$52K
Equal Rights for All PetitionOther$44K
Equal Rights For AllOther$26K
Friends of Jamie CollinsOther$22K
SDLFDemocratic, labor, progressive$21K
Friends of Sonya FischerOther$6K
Every Oregon committee, all years
$614K from 22 committees since 2021. The biggest:
Future PAC, House Builders2022–2026$134K
Equal Rights for All Petition2024–2026$63K
2022 Our Oregon Voter Guide2022–2024$50K
Equal Rights For All2024–2025$45K
Oregon Beverage PAC2022$38K
Transparent Elections for Grassroots Engagement 12023–2024$36K
SDLF2022–2026$33K
Citizen Action for Political Education2022$33K
Friends of Sonya Fischer2022–2026$31K
Friends of Jamie Collins2025–2026$22K
Sources
Portland race payments: the campaigns’ own ORESTAR filings. Other clients and all-years history: a Ballast vendor search of every Oregon committee in ORESTAR. Both pulled Oct 19, 2026.