Lauran Stimac
At least $5,787.78 in total
$5,037.78 Memphis-area $750.00 Tennessee state
“At least” because name variants we have not linked may add more.
Net Total Given
$611
2026 and 2027 cycles
Given since 2014
$5,038
Memphis-area
Candidates Supported
2
Total Contributions
2
Giving by cycle 6 cycles
6 cycles (2014–2026) 2026 $611 2023 $250 2022 $677 2019 $750 2016 $700 2014 $2,050
Shown by cycle, never merged · as of Oct 16, 2026 · source: Shelby County.
2026 $611
- Chris Frulla (Circuit Court Judge, Div. III) Nonpartisan $350
- Jim Newsom (Chancellor, Part II) Nonpartisan $261
2023 $250
- Jana Swearengen-Washington (Memphis City Council, Dist. 4) Nonpartisan $250
2022 $677
- Robert Weiss (Circuit Court Judge, Div. VIII) Nonpartisan $677
2019 $750
- Chase Carlisle (Memphis City Council, Dist. 9, Pos. 1) Nonpartisan $250
- Cody Fletcher (Memphis City Council, Dist. 9, Pos. 3) Nonpartisan $250
- Jim Strickland (Memphis Mayor) Nonpartisan $250
2016 $700
- Valerie L. Smith (Circuit Court Judge, Div. III) Nonpartisan $500
- Jim Newsom (Chancellor, Part III) Nonpartisan $200
2014 $2,050
- D'Army Bailey (Circuit Court Judge, Div. III) Nonpartisan $1,350
- Robert Weiss (Circuit Court Judge, Div. VIII) Nonpartisan $300
- Rhynette Northcross Hurd (Circuit Court Judge, Div. V) Nonpartisan $200
- Bobby Carter (Criminal Court Judge, Div. III) Nonpartisan $200
Chris Frulla (Circuit Court Judge, Div. III)
| Amount | Date | Period | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| $350.00 | 03/09/2026 | Q1 | General |
Jim Newsom (Chancellor, Part II)
| Amount | Date | Period | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| $260.73 | 07/10/2026 | Pre-General | General |