Evidence review
Research has not been completed. Missing evidence is not treated as opposition.
Official ballot record · Research in progress
Kevin Crutchfield
Republican candidate for NC STATE SENATE DISTRICT 34.
Record and promises
Statements, commitments, sponsorships, and votes will remain separate when reviewed evidence is available.
Campaign finance
NCSBE reports $172,167.4 in election-cycle receipts, $119,117.89 in expenditures, and $66,863.53 cash on hand through 06/30/2026.
Open finance source ↗Funding composition
Where the money comes from
Named individual contributions$77,612.4 · 45.1%
Unitemized individual contributions$930 · 0.5%
Party committees$6,000 · 3.5%
Other political committees$7,400 · 4.3%
Loans and other receipts$80,225 · 46.6%
Material funding concerns
KEVIN CRUTCHFIELD · $15,052.89
This source supplies at least 10% of reported receipts, creating high donor concentration.
TODD JOHNSON FOR NC SENATE · $6,400
This is material institutional funding; its sponsor, purpose, and relationship to the candidate warrant scrutiny.
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Personal donations are not attributed to a donor's employer. Independent expenditures are reported separately from money received by the campaign.
Evidence-gated scorecard
How this candidate measures up
Worker-policy alignment
Not scored until sufficient independently validated evidence is published.
Evidence confidence: 0%Record reliability
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Evidence confidence: 0%Funding independence
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Evidence confidence: 0%Democracy and ethics
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Evidence confidence: 0%Transparency
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Evidence confidence: 0%insufficient evidence
Promises: No validated campaign commitments are published.
Record: No complete, office-appropriate governing-record comparison is published.
No conclusion is drawn until promises and official actions can be compared.
0/10 answered
The project launched today and questionnaire participation is not currently treated as positive or negative evidence.
Developing campaign
Reported receipts exceed $100,000. Organization and competitiveness still require separate evidence.