This summary closes the first Kiros tracking gaps. The repo now has a dedicated campaign-site capture, a campaign-sourced biography and issue-position layer, independent ballot-access support beyond prior repo mentions, explicit Denver DSA endorsement evidence, and visible OpenFEC Schedule A / Schedule B line-item pulls for KIROS FOR CONGRESS.
Colorado Times Recorder’s July 29, 2026 article reports Kiros’s June 30 Democratic-primary victory and describes MAC Group’s campaign work. See the attributed outcome and consulting report summary. That later reporting does not extend this page’s April OpenFEC capture or independently prove why voters chose Kiros.
H6CO01273, a Democratic House candidate in CO-01, with principal committee KIROS FOR CONGRESS (C00909481).CD-1.2022, and later worked as an attorney in New York.Congressional District 1, and Denver Gazette reporting says Kiros and DeGette both made the June 2026 primary ballot through the district assembly.94.7% support among voting members. The campaign site also lists Denver Democratic Socialists of America among endorsers.The visible Schedule A pull for KIROS FOR CONGRESS returned 608 unique receipt rows across 7 cursor-paginated pages, spanning 2025-07-03 through 2025-12-31, with $229,846.04 in itemized receipt amounts.
Top retained Schedule A state totals by amount in this visible pull:
| State | Amount | Rows |
|---|---|---|
| MA | $110,912.52 |
299 |
| CO | $47,228.26 |
178 |
| CA | $18,435.00 |
31 |
| IL | $10,500.00 |
13 |
| OR | $9,400.00 |
15 |
Top retained Schedule A employer strings by amount in this visible pull:
| Employer string | Amount | Rows |
|---|---|---|
| blank / not provided | $110,994.52 |
303 |
| NOT EMPLOYED | $31,490.52 |
77 |
| SELF EMPLOYED | $10,575.00 |
23 |
| SOTERI | $7,000.00 |
1 |
| PATAPSCO CORPORATE SERVICES | $5,000.00 |
1 |
The visible Schedule B pull returned 97 disbursement rows in one page, spanning 2025-07-06 through 2025-12-31, with $141,809.66 in disbursement amounts.
Top retained Schedule B recipient totals:
| Recipient | Amount | Rows |
|---|---|---|
| GRASSROOTS ANALYTICS | $35,429.88 |
10 |
| GOODMAN CAMPAIGNS | $21,349.73 |
1 |
| MAC GROUP CONSULTING | $18,750.00 |
3 |
| CARTER CONSULTING | $17,178.98 |
6 |
| ACTBLUE TECHNICAL SERVICES | $7,637.94 |
27 |
2025-12-31, while the committee aggregate totals in this capture include an APRIL QUARTERLY 2026 report through 2026-03-31. That means the aggregate report layer is newer than the retained line-item rows visible through the OpenFEC line-item endpoints in this pass.docquery records are pulled.Atlas Trace retains research captures and provenance records locally. Public
originals, when available, appear in the Original links section below;
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Sources, access, and local retention.