William C Rhodes
At least $92,830.00 in total
$30,030.00 Memphis-area $62,800.00 U.S. Congress
“At least” because name variants we have not linked may add more.
Net Total Given
$6,730
2026 and 2027 cycles
Given since 2006
$30,030
Memphis-area
Candidates Supported
3
Total Contributions
3
Giving by cycle 7 cycles
7 cycles (2006–2027) 2027 $3,800 2026 $2,930 2023 $12,000 2022 $5,800 2014 $3,000 2012 $2,000 2006 $500
Shown by cycle, never merged · as of Oct 16, 2026 · source: Shelby County.
2027 $3,800
- Paul Young (Memphis Mayor) Nonpartisan $3,800
2026 $2,930
- Chris Frulla (Circuit Court Judge, Div. III) Nonpartisan $1,900
- Anthony Buckner (Sheriff) Dem. $1,030
2023 $12,000
- Paul Young (Memphis Mayor) Nonpartisan $1,800
- Philip Spinosa (Memphis City Council, Dist. 5) Nonpartisan $1,800
- Brian Harris (Memphis City Council, Dist. 8, Pos. 3) Nonpartisan $1,800
- Chase Carlisle (Memphis City Council, Dist. 9, Pos. 1) Nonpartisan $1,800
- Floyd Bonner, Jr. (Memphis Mayor) Nonpartisan $1,800
- Scott McCormick (Memphis City Council, Dist. 2) Nonpartisan $1,000
- Janika White (Memphis City Council, Dist. 8, Pos. 2) Nonpartisan $1,000
- Ford Canale (Memphis City Council, Dist. 9, Pos. 2) Nonpartisan $1,000
2022 $5,800
- Amy Weirich (District Attorney General) Nonpartisan $3,200
- Brandon Morrison (Shelby County Commissioner, Dist. 4) Rep. $1,600
- Ed Apple (Shelby County Commissioner, Dist. 13) Rep. $1,000
2014 $3,000
- Amy Weirich (District Attorney General) Nonpartisan $3,000
2012 $2,000
- Amy Weirich (District Attorney General) Nonpartisan $2,000
2006 $500
- Bill Gibbons (District Attorney General) Nonpartisan $500
Paul Young (Memphis Mayor)
| Amount | Date | Period | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| $3,800.00 | 10/23/2025 | Year-End | General |
Chris Frulla (Circuit Court Judge, Div. III)
| Amount | Date | Period | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,900.00 | 04/24/2026 | Q2 | General |
Anthony Buckner (Sheriff)
| Amount | Date | Period | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,030.00 | 08/25/2025 | Year-End | General |