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Triston Ezidore — Highland-Connected 2026 Campaign Giving

2026 Documented individual contributions and professional relationships; direct PAC-to-Ezidore contribution not located
At a glance

Ezidore's 2026 school-board campaign receipts include $500 from Highland Electric Fleets Chief Commercial Officer Brian Buccella and $100 from Actum Director Mayra Valadez. Actum is separately documented as Highland's paid lobbying representative before LAUSD on electric buses, and Valadez publicly described Highland as Actum's client when Ezidore announced his Highland job. Highland's federal corporate PAC is tracked separately; no direct PAC contribution to Ezidore was located in the reviewed local receipts through September 19, 2026.

Campaign-finance / professional-network relationship Ezidore Form 460 contribution schedule plus Highland, Actum, LAUSD and FEC records
What the record shows

Key facts

Amount
$600
Financial context
Reported campaign contributions from individuals with documented Highland/Actum professional connections
Documented amounts
$500 — Brian Buccella · $100 — Mayra Valadez
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No additional donor was promoted as a Highland-client match without direct identity and employment evidence.
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The $600 total is the sum of two reported individual contributions from people with documented professional connections to Highland's orbit. It is not characterized as a contribution from Highland, Actum or Highland's PAC. The record establishes employment, client/lobbying relationships and reported giving; it does not establish motive, influence, coordination, a quid pro quo, or wrongdoing.