The receipts.

Federal Election Commission · 2023–24 cycle

Every federal committee that paid BCom Solutions

Committees shown as “No party listed” are PACs, which do not register a party. They include the House Democratic caucus PACs (Blue Dog PAC, the Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition, Future Forum, the Congressional Black Caucus PAC and the New Democrat Coalition) and Leaders We Deserve.

Federal Election Commission · 2021–22 cycle

2021–22 payments to BCom Solutions

8 committees, $494,961.79 itemized. OpenSecrets reports $478,367 for the cycle.

Federal Election Commission · Schedule A

Brent Comstock's own political contributions

Itemized contributions by Brent Comstock of Lincoln or Auburn, Nebraska, employer BCom Solutions (or “CEO”). Conduit entries (ActBlue) and memo entries are excluded so no dollar is counted twice. Contributions under $200 per committee per cycle are generally not itemized and are not shown. Records for other people named Brent Comstock in other states were excluded.

Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission

Comstock for Regent, NADC Form B-1

2026 post-primary campaign statement, reporting period April 28–June 16, 2026, amended July 9, 2026. Excerpts shown as filed. Home addresses and contact details of private individuals have been redacted. Comstock for Regent on the NADC e-filing site

Nebraska committees' payments to BCom (2023–24). The state-level figures on the main page (Forward Nebraska, Don't Legislate Hate PAC, Support Our Schools Nebraska and others) come from NADC expenditure reports. To check them, open the NADC expenditure search, enter “BCOM” under Payee/Recipient business name, and choose Find Expenditures.

Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission · 2025–26

Every Nebraska payment to BCom, Dec. 2025–Oct. 2026

Campaign expenses $731,187.70; independent expenditures $41,000.00; third-party expenditures $15,000.00; debt payments $4,087.08. Totals are grouped by the committee that filed the report. They include ad buys and other costs passed through BCom, so they are not the firm's fees or profit. Pansing Brooks for Legislature reported $4,087.08 as a campaign expense on March 15 and $4,087.08 as a debt payment on April 27; these may be the same bill. Without the second entry the total is $787,187.70. To check any line, open the NADC expenditure search and enter “BCOM” under Payee/Recipient business name.

Nebraska Democratic Party

Party leadership records

• 2018 · Technology Committee chairman. Appointed at the Aug. 26, 2018 State Central Committee meeting; listed as chairman in the December 2018 SCC packet. NDP minutes archive
• March 2020 · Party campaign guide sponsored by BCom. “Sponsored by BCom Solutions… Contact Brent Comstock.” Resource guide (PDF)
• June 14, 2020 · Elected sergeant at arms, State Convention. “Sergeant at Arms – Brent Comstock,” elected on the permanent-officer slate, Yes 235, No 3. Convention minutes (PDF)
• Nov. 8, 2025 · Scheduled Democratic candidate trainer. “Candidate Training: Communications and Messaging … Trainers: Brent Comstock, BCom.” 30-day packet (PDF) · Final agenda (PDF). The agendas show he was scheduled; they don't record attendance.

Nebraska State Contracts Database

University of Nebraska contracts with BCom Solutions

To view the listings: open the State Contracts Database, choose Contract Status “Expired,” Contract Origin “Higher Education,” Entity “ALL,” Document Type “Contracts,” and enter vendor “BCom.” The $175,000 contract was signed by Brent Comstock, CEO, on Dec. 8, 2023; its non-competitive purchase form cites the professional-services exception and states the funder, UnitedHealthcare, requested BCom. The $149,000 agreement was signed by Brent M. Comstock, CEO, on June 11, 2024.

Statements, endorsements and profiles

Other sources

• The Dan Parsons Show, full episode: “my, my candidate, my side” (09:xx); “I know I'm biased, it's clear that which side of the fence that I'm on” (11:xx); “I was in rooms with the vice president” (11:xx); “I was in a meeting with the, uh, National Finance Committee” (38:xx).
• InfluenceWatch: BCom: “In 2024, Comstock sat on the National Finance Committee of Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign”; BCom acquired Veracity Media in January 2023.
• Nebraska Democratic Party, 2026 Democratic Candidates: lists “Brent Comstock (Independent)” for NE Board of Regents, District 1.
• Comstock for Regent: “This race isn't about politics.”
• Nebraska Examiner, June 4, 2025: District 1 race; Comstock is BCom's founder and CEO; registered nonpartisan.
• NEGOP, May 5, 2026: complaint filed with the NADC on May 4, 2026. No finding has been reported.