Off the wire
dark money raised: receipts whose trail ends at an entity with no donor filing (a floor, over the cycles the trail covers: 1984, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2020, 2022, 2024, 2026): $779,207 (100.0%)spent 91% of everything raised, lifetime (the hatched arc)$779kraised, lifetime

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND C00178418

E-filed, not yet in the bulk
$0 raised, $6,826 spent in 2 reports through 31 Dec 2018
Established
by the 1984 cycle
Industries / issues
not yet on file here
Average donation
$822
Recipients
101
Authorized for
BOUCHER, FREDERICK C (H-VA)
voters in Virginia: $18,347,985 (24.5%)the candidate's own money: $10,726,284 (14.3%)individuals outside Virginia: $21,544,263 (28.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $14,407,563 (19.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $9,759,622 (13.1%)spent $80.2M ($79.2M by the campaigns, net of $733k refunded or moved to their own committees, $969k by outside groups for them): 91% of the $88.4M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$74.8M
  • voters in Virginia$18.3M · 24.5%
  • the candidate's own money$10.7M · 14.3%
  • individuals outside Virginia$21.5M · 28.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$14.4M · 19.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$9.8M · 13.1%

WARNER, MARK ROBERT

voters in Virginia: $14,625,588 (29.8%)individuals outside Virginia: $16,083,478 (32.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,889,356 (16.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $10,496,569 (21.4%)spent $60.9M ($59.8M by the campaigns, net of $807k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.1M by outside groups for them): 95% of the $64.0M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$49.1M
  • voters in Virginia$14.6M · 29.8%
  • individuals outside Virginia$16.1M · 32.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.9M · 16.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$10.5M · 21.4%

KAINE, TIMOTHY MICHAEL

the candidate's own money: $173,800 (6.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,666,413 (60.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $910,483 (33.1%)spent $3.6M ($3.6M by the campaigns, net of $22k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.6M that came in over 1982-2000 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.8M
  • the candidate's own money$174k · 6.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.7M · 60.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$910k · 33.1%

COLEMAN, RONALD D'EMORY

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $7,463,550 (14.6%)individuals outside Virginia: $8,774,141 (17.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $29,762,096 (58.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,978,521 (9.8%)spent $53.1M ($26.4M by the campaigns, net of $491k refunded or moved to their own committees, $26.7M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $53.6M that came in over 2018-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$51.0M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$7.5M · 14.6%
  • individuals outside Virginia$8.8M · 17.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$29.8M · 58.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.0M · 9.8%

SPANBERGER, ABIGAIL

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $1,167,642 (17.9%)the candidate's own money: $39,870 (0.6%)individuals outside Ohio: $1,572,366 (24.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,194,936 (49.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $548,800 (8.4%)spent $6.6M ($6.6M by the campaigns, net of $43k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $6.6M that came in over 2006-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.5M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 17.9%
  • the candidate's own money$40k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside Ohio$1.6M · 24.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 49.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$549k · 8.4%

SPACE, ZACHARY T

the candidate's own money: $9,350 (0.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,739,991 (68.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $785,504 (31.0%)spent $3.4M ($3.4M by the campaigns, net of $2,175 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 101% of the $3.4M that came in over 1982-1996 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.5M
  • the candidate's own money$9,350 · 0.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.7M · 68.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$786k · 31.0%

MCCLOSKEY, FRANK

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $449,288 (6.3%)the candidate's own money: $165,775 (2.3%)individuals outside Illinois: $135,805 (1.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,977,584 (55.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,443,633 (34.1%)spent $8.1M ($8.1M by the campaigns, net of $8,063 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 101% of the $8.0M that came in over 1982-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.2M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$449k · 6.3%
  • the candidate's own money$166k · 2.3%
  • individuals outside Illinois$136k · 1.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.0M · 55.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 34.1%

EVANS, LANE A

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $89,370 (6.6%)the candidate's own money: $82,000 (6.0%)individuals outside Virginia: $92,200 (6.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $842,921 (62.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $251,752 (18.5%)spent $1.4M ($1.4M by the campaigns, net of $7,500 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 103% of the $1.4M that came in over 2002-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.4M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$89k · 6.6%
  • the candidate's own money$82k · 6.0%
  • individuals outside Virginia$92k · 6.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$843k · 62.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$252k · 18.5%

LUCAS, L LOUISE

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $2,770,961 (31.2%)the candidate's own money: $19,164 (0.2%)individuals outside Virginia: $2,233,456 (25.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,316,890 (14.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,549,286 (28.7%)spent $8.1M ($8.0M by the campaigns, net of $55k refunded or moved to their own committees, $22k by outside groups for them): 88% of the $9.1M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.9M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$2.8M · 31.2%
  • the candidate's own money$19k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Virginia$2.2M · 25.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.3M · 14.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.5M · 28.7%

PERRIELLO, THOMAS STUART PRICE

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $10,188,940 (54.6%)the candidate's own money: $7,271 (0.0%)individuals outside New York: $1,793,134 (9.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,292,228 (33.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $387,849 (2.1%)spent $18.2M ($18.2M by the campaigns, net of $512k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $18.9M that came in over 2000-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.7M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$10.2M · 54.6%
  • the candidate's own money$7,271 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside New York$1.8M · 9.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.3M · 33.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$388k · 2.1%

ISRAEL, STEVE J.

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $4,299,340 (28.8%)the candidate's own money: $70,380 (0.5%)individuals outside Georgia: $1,893,455 (12.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,147,831 (54.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $505,306 (3.4%)spent $15.0M ($15.0M by the campaigns, net of $66k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $15.1M that came in over 2004-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.9M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$4.3M · 28.8%
  • the candidate's own money$70k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Georgia$1.9M · 12.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.1M · 54.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$505k · 3.4%

BARROW, JOHN J.

voters in Mississippi (the state, not the district): $949,055 (26.2%)the candidate's own money: $114,263 (3.2%)individuals outside Mississippi: $338,091 (9.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,089,827 (57.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $125,657 (3.5%)spent $3.6M ($3.6M by the campaigns, net of $27k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.7M that came in over 2008-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.6M
  • voters in Mississippi (the state, not the district)$949k · 26.2%
  • the candidate's own money$114k · 3.2%
  • individuals outside Mississippi$338k · 9.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.1M · 57.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$126k · 3.5%

CHILDERS, TRAVIS W.

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $5,834,151 (38.1%)the candidate's own money: $521,888 (3.4%)individuals outside Virginia: $2,938,180 (19.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,154,430 (33.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $855,967 (5.6%)spent $14.5M ($14.5M by the campaigns, net of $50k refunded or moved to their own committees, $495 by outside groups for them): 94% of the $15.4M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$15.3M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$5.8M · 38.1%
  • the candidate's own money$522k · 3.4%
  • individuals outside Virginia$2.9M · 19.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.2M · 33.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$856k · 5.6%

BEYER, DONALD STERNOFF JR.

voters in Washington: $18,040,739 (21.0%)the candidate's own money: $15,628,249 (18.2%)individuals outside Washington: $20,543,028 (23.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,141,224 (18.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $15,437,451 (18.0%)spent $89.1M ($74.2M by the campaigns, net of $680k refunded or moved to their own committees, $14.9M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $90.0M that came in over 1992-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$85.8M
  • voters in Washington$18.0M · 21.0%
  • the candidate's own money$15.6M · 18.2%
  • individuals outside Washington$20.5M · 23.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.1M · 18.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$15.4M · 18.0%

CANTWELL, MARIA

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $1,977,700 (33.7%)the candidate's own money: $731,962 (12.5%)individuals outside Florida: $717,743 (12.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,752,133 (29.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $683,020 (11.7%)spent $5.9M ($5.9M by the campaigns, net of $61k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $5.9M that came in over 2006-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.9M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 33.7%
  • the candidate's own money$732k · 12.5%
  • individuals outside Florida$718k · 12.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.8M · 29.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$683k · 11.7%

MAHONEY, TIM

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $681,844 (64.2%)the candidate's own money: $13,645 (1.3%)individuals outside Virginia: $88,365 (8.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $23,854 (2.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $253,866 (23.9%)spent $1.1M ($1.1M by the campaigns, net of $2,082 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.1M that came in over 2018-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.1M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$682k · 64.2%
  • the candidate's own money$14k · 1.3%
  • individuals outside Virginia$88k · 8.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$24k · 2.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$254k · 23.9%

FLACCAVENTO, ANTHONY JUDE MR

voters in California (the state, not the district): $16,775,733 (12.4%)individuals outside California: $10,638,725 (7.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $26,758,920 (19.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $81,441,646 (60.1%)spent $131.2M ($111.7M by the campaigns, net of $1.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $19.5M by outside groups for them): 91% of the $143.7M that came in over 2000-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$135.6M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$16.8M · 12.4%
  • individuals outside California$10.6M · 7.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$26.8M · 19.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$81.4M · 60.1%

SCHIFF, ADAM

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $6,577,478 (33.5%)individuals outside Virginia: $1,704,038 (8.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,518,419 (43.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,824,245 (14.4%)spent $20.1M ($19.9M by the campaigns, net of $251k refunded or moved to their own committees, $140k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $20.3M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.6M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$6.6M · 33.5%
  • individuals outside Virginia$1.7M · 8.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.5M · 43.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.8M · 14.4%

CONNOLLY, GERALD EDWARD

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $572,018 (10.5%)the candidate's own money: $43,500 (0.8%)individuals outside North Carolina: $280,735 (5.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,754,289 (69.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $776,465 (14.3%)spent $5.3M ($5.3M by the campaigns, net of $165k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $5.5M that came in over 1992-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.4M
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$572k · 10.5%
  • the candidate's own money$44k · 0.8%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$281k · 5.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.8M · 69.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$776k · 14.3%

WATT, MELVIN L

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $625,183 (5.4%)the candidate's own money: $108,518 (0.9%)individuals outside Tennessee: $474,532 (4.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,166,787 (61.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,306,633 (28.3%)spent $12.9M ($12.9M by the campaigns, net of $58k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $13.2M that came in over 1984-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.5M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$625k · 5.4%
  • the candidate's own money$109k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$475k · 4.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.2M · 61.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.3M · 28.3%

GORDON, BART

the candidate's own money: $25,410 (0.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,645,704 (55.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,136,057 (44.4%)spent $6.0M ($6.0M by the campaigns, net of $92k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $6.0M that came in over 1980-2000 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.8M
  • the candidate's own money$25k · 0.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.6M · 55.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.1M · 44.4%

BROWN, GEORGE E JR

voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district): $748,942 (26.2%)the candidate's own money: $35,993 (1.3%)individuals outside Kentucky: $34,800 (1.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,060,034 (37.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $978,788 (34.2%)spent $2.6M ($2.6M by the campaigns, net of $28k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 91% of the $2.9M that came in over 1992-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.9M
  • voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district)$749k · 26.2%
  • the candidate's own money$36k · 1.3%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$35k · 1.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.1M · 37.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$979k · 34.2%

BAESLER, HENRY SCOTT

voters in Nevada (the state, not the district): $881,681 (32.7%)the candidate's own money: $31,582 (1.2%)individuals outside Nevada: $470,383 (17.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $897,996 (33.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $416,557 (15.4%)spent $2.7M ($2.7M by the campaigns, net of $3,860 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $2.7M that came in over 2006-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.7M
  • voters in Nevada (the state, not the district)$882k · 32.7%
  • the candidate's own money$32k · 1.2%
  • individuals outside Nevada$470k · 17.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$898k · 33.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$417k · 15.4%

DERBY, JILL T

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $2,600,730 (17.8%)the candidate's own money: $280,837 (1.9%)individuals outside Ohio: $3,234,862 (22.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,929,854 (26.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,592,095 (31.4%)spent $15.4M ($15.4M by the campaigns, net of $170k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3,796 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $15.6M that came in over 1980-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.4M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$2.6M · 17.8%
  • the candidate's own money$281k · 1.9%
  • individuals outside Ohio$3.2M · 22.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.9M · 26.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.6M · 31.4%

STRICKLAND, TED

voters at home: $23,473,844 (1.7%)the candidate's own money: $14,625,335 (1.1%)individuals: $26,007,064 (1.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $636,164,358 (47.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $648,728,513 (48.1%)spent $1.5B ($897.0M by the campaigns, net of $57.1M refunded or moved to their own committees, $629.6M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $1.6B that came in over 2000-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.3B
  • voters at home$23.5M · 1.7%
  • the candidate's own money$14.6M · 1.1%
  • individuals$26.0M · 1.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$636.2M · 47.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$648.7M · 48.1%

CLINTON, HILLARY RODHAM / TIMOTHY MICHAEL KAINE

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $2,172,363 (39.1%)the candidate's own money: $454,945 (8.2%)individuals outside Florida: $906,694 (16.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,296,553 (23.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $722,222 (13.0%)spent $6.0M ($6.0M by the campaigns, net of $82k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 95% of the $6.3M that came in over 2004-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.6M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$2.2M · 39.1%
  • the candidate's own money$455k · 8.2%
  • individuals outside Florida$907k · 16.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.3M · 23.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$722k · 13.0%

JENNINGS, CHRISTINE

voters in North Dakota (the state, not the district): $493,707 (3.5%)the candidate's own money: $17,300 (0.1%)individuals outside North Dakota: $1,556,586 (10.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,260,784 (71.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,942,225 (13.6%)spent $14.3M ($14.3M by the campaigns, net of $256k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $14.5M that came in over 1992-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.3M
  • voters in North Dakota (the state, not the district)$494k · 3.5%
  • the candidate's own money$17k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside North Dakota$1.6M · 10.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.3M · 71.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.9M · 13.6%

POMEROY, EARL R.

voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district): $2,789,201 (17.4%)the candidate's own money: $602,695 (3.8%)individuals outside Connecticut: $2,895,153 (18.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,054,747 (56.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $717,307 (4.5%)spent $15.2M ($8.8M by the campaigns, net of $426k refunded or moved to their own committees, $6.4M by outside groups for them): 94% of the $16.2M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.1M
  • voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district)$2.8M · 17.4%
  • the candidate's own money$603k · 3.8%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$2.9M · 18.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.1M · 56.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$717k · 4.5%

ESTY, ELIZABETH

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $1,849,843 (9.5%)individuals outside Iowa: $5,777,492 (29.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,851,115 (24.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,092,746 (36.2%)spent $20.6M ($20.6M by the campaigns, net of $234k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $20.8M that came in over 2006-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.6M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 9.5%
  • individuals outside Iowa$5.8M · 29.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.9M · 24.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.1M · 36.2%

BRALEY, BRUCE L

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $3,202,858 (18.4%)the candidate's own money: $75,000 (0.4%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $4,812,745 (27.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,376,980 (42.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,974,359 (11.3%)spent $18.3M ($18.3M by the campaigns, net of $184k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $18.5M that came in over 1980-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.4M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 18.4%
  • the candidate's own money$75k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$4.8M · 27.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.4M · 42.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 11.3%

MURTHA, JOHN P MR.

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $1,232,961 (19.0%)the candidate's own money: $71,277 (1.1%)individuals outside Texas: $185,319 (2.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,330,339 (51.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,684,078 (25.9%)spent $6.4M ($6.2M by the campaigns, net of $415k refunded or moved to their own committees, $228k by outside groups for them): 94% of the $6.9M that came in over 1994-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.5M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 19.0%
  • the candidate's own money$71k · 1.1%
  • individuals outside Texas$185k · 2.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.3M · 51.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 25.9%

BENTSEN, KENNETH EDWARD JR

voters in Oklahoma (the state, not the district): $1,214,092 (44.2%)the candidate's own money: $173,750 (6.3%)individuals outside Oklahoma: $240,996 (8.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $999,788 (36.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $117,090 (4.3%)spent $2.3M ($2.3M by the campaigns, net of $419k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 85% of the $2.8M that came in over 2000-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.7M
  • voters in Oklahoma (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 44.2%
  • the candidate's own money$174k · 6.3%
  • individuals outside Oklahoma$241k · 8.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1,000k · 36.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$117k · 4.3%

CARSON, BRAD

voters in South Dakota (the state, not the district): $1,697,247 (16.2%)the candidate's own money: $1,939 (0.0%)individuals outside South Dakota: $2,036,731 (19.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,733,895 (45.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,034,346 (19.4%)spent $10.6M ($10.6M by the campaigns, net of $68k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $10.7M that came in over 2002-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.5M
  • voters in South Dakota (the state, not the district)$1.7M · 16.2%
  • the candidate's own money$1,939 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside South Dakota$2.0M · 19.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.7M · 45.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 19.4%

HERSETH SANDLIN, STEPHANIE M

voters in Maryland (the state, not the district): $1,064,945 (17.2%)the candidate's own money: $140,000 (2.3%)individuals outside Maryland: $486,823 (7.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,615,001 (58.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $876,568 (14.2%)spent $6.0M ($6.0M by the campaigns, net of $123k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 95% of the $6.3M that came in over 1992-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.2M
  • voters in Maryland (the state, not the district)$1.1M · 17.2%
  • the candidate's own money$140k · 2.3%
  • individuals outside Maryland$487k · 7.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.6M · 58.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$877k · 14.2%

WYNN, ALBERT R

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $3,576,708 (35.0%)individuals outside Arizona: $1,717,828 (16.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,265,766 (31.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,665,657 (16.3%)spent $10.0M ($10.0M by the campaigns, net of $160k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $10.4M that came in over 2006-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.2M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$3.6M · 35.0%
  • individuals outside Arizona$1.7M · 16.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.3M · 31.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 16.3%

GIFFORDS, GABRIELLE

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $199,503 (6.3%)the candidate's own money: $35,800 (1.1%)individuals outside Minnesota: $58,623 (1.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,853,484 (58.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,027,386 (32.4%)spent $3.2M ($3.2M by the campaigns, net of $100k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.3M that came in over 1992-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.2M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$200k · 6.3%
  • the candidate's own money$36k · 1.1%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$59k · 1.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.9M · 58.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 32.4%

MINGE, DAVID

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $3,448,779 (22.8%)individuals outside Minnesota: $2,666,545 (17.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,022,764 (46.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,988,881 (13.1%)spent $14.7M ($14.4M by the campaigns, net of $66k refunded or moved to their own committees, $329k by outside groups for them): 97% of the $15.2M that came in over 2000-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$15.1M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$3.4M · 22.8%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$2.7M · 17.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.0M · 46.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 13.1%

MCCOLLUM, BETTY

voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district): $1,360,520 (26.0%)the candidate's own money: $140,222 (2.7%)individuals outside Kentucky: $498,582 (9.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,499,660 (47.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $740,182 (14.1%)spent $5.0M ($5.0M by the campaigns, net of $280k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 95% of the $5.3M that came in over 1998-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.2M
  • voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district)$1.4M · 26.0%
  • the candidate's own money$140k · 2.7%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$499k · 9.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.5M · 47.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$740k · 14.1%

LUCAS, KENNETH RAY

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $2,366,782 (27.9%)the candidate's own money: $2,095 (0.0%)individuals outside Tennessee: $923,991 (10.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,663,686 (55.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $524,177 (6.2%)spent $6.8M ($6.8M by the campaigns, net of $92k refunded or moved to their own committees, $154 by outside groups for them): 78% of the $8.7M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.5M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$2.4M · 27.9%
  • the candidate's own money$2,095 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$924k · 10.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.7M · 55.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$524k · 6.2%

COHEN, STEVE I MR.

voters in Indiana (the state, not the district): $2,521,016 (23.7%)the candidate's own money: $5,713 (0.1%)individuals outside Indiana: $787,917 (7.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,931,502 (55.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,373,896 (12.9%)spent $11.0M ($11.0M by the campaigns, net of $45k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $11.0M that came in over 1998-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.6M
  • voters in Indiana (the state, not the district)$2.5M · 23.7%
  • the candidate's own money$5,713 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Indiana$788k · 7.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.9M · 55.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 12.9%

HILL, BARON PAUL

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $2,565,580 (21.3%)the candidate's own money: $80,000 (0.7%)individuals outside Iowa: $647,377 (5.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,135,542 (59.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,620,830 (13.5%)spent $12.2M ($12.2M by the campaigns, net of $26k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $12.2M that came in over 1996-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.0M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$2.6M · 21.3%
  • the candidate's own money$80k · 0.7%
  • individuals outside Iowa$647k · 5.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.1M · 59.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.6M · 13.5%

BOSWELL, LEONARD L.

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $941,170 (28.5%)the candidate's own money: $222,672 (6.7%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $267,313 (8.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,592,128 (48.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $276,921 (8.4%)spent $3.3M ($3.3M by the campaigns, net of $7,791 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $3.3M that came in over 2008-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.3M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$941k · 28.5%
  • the candidate's own money$223k · 6.7%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$267k · 8.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.6M · 48.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$277k · 8.4%

DAHLKEMPER, KATHLEEN

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $3,859,833 (37.5%)the candidate's own money: $45,000 (0.4%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $717,769 (7.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,754,835 (26.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,927,800 (28.4%)spent $10.8M ($10.8M by the campaigns, net of $220k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $11.0M that came in over 1984-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.3M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$3.9M · 37.5%
  • the candidate's own money$45k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$718k · 7.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.8M · 26.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.9M · 28.4%

HOEFFEL, JOSEPH M

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $646,411 (53.6%)the candidate's own money: $124,507 (10.3%)individuals outside Virginia: $77,250 (6.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $244,900 (20.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $112,334 (9.3%)spent $1.2M ($1.2M by the campaigns, net of $8,200 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.2M that came in over 2000-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.2M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$646k · 53.6%
  • the candidate's own money$125k · 10.3%
  • individuals outside Virginia$77k · 6.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$245k · 20.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$112k · 9.3%

WAGNER, JODY MOSES

voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district): $6,002,016 (39.9%)the candidate's own money: $65,300 (0.4%)individuals outside New Jersey: $1,313,036 (8.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,082,733 (27.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,577,540 (23.8%)spent $14.9M ($14.9M by the campaigns, net of $772k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $15.5M that came in over 1996-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$15.0M
  • voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district)$6.0M · 39.9%
  • the candidate's own money$65k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside New Jersey$1.3M · 8.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.1M · 27.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.6M · 23.8%

HOLT, RUSH D.

voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district): $299,536 (3.6%)the candidate's own money: $888,770 (10.8%)individuals outside Connecticut: $555,954 (6.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,949,114 (35.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,539,887 (43.0%)spent $9.8M ($9.8M by the campaigns, net of $24k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $9.8M that came in over 1980-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.2M
  • voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district)$300k · 3.6%
  • the candidate's own money$889k · 10.8%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$556k · 6.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.9M · 35.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.5M · 43.0%

GEJDENSON, SAM

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $122,272 (18.8%)the candidate's own money: $102,172 (15.7%)individuals outside Florida: $22,000 (3.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $377,962 (58.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $26,685 (4.1%)spent $656k ($656k by the campaigns, net of $0 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $656k that came in over 2000-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$651k
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$122k · 18.8%
  • the candidate's own money$102k · 15.7%
  • individuals outside Florida$22k · 3.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$378k · 58.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$27k · 4.1%

STEDEM, MICHAEL DANIEL

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $3,372,632 (29.6%)the candidate's own money: $31,500 (0.3%)individuals outside Illinois: $1,862,614 (16.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,193,913 (45.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $951,126 (8.3%)spent $11.6M ($11.6M by the campaigns, net of $43k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $11.7M that came in over 2002-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.4M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$3.4M · 29.6%
  • the candidate's own money$32k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Illinois$1.9M · 16.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.2M · 45.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$951k · 8.3%

BEAN, MELISSA LUBURICH

voters in Washington (the state, not the district): $1,557,942 (15.6%)the candidate's own money: $25,476 (0.3%)individuals outside Washington: $589,814 (5.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,442,314 (54.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,366,605 (23.7%)spent $10.0M ($7.5M by the campaigns, net of $211k refunded or moved to their own committees, $2.5M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $10.2M that came in over 1996-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.0M
  • voters in Washington (the state, not the district)$1.6M · 15.6%
  • the candidate's own money$25k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Washington$590k · 5.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.4M · 54.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 23.7%

BAIRD, BRIAN N.

voters in Kansas (the state, not the district): $2,582,741 (23.2%)the candidate's own money: $1,000 (0.0%)individuals outside Kansas: $1,016,491 (9.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,645,471 (50.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,864,330 (16.8%)spent $11.3M ($11.3M by the campaigns, net of $67k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $11.6M that came in over 1998-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.1M
  • voters in Kansas (the state, not the district)$2.6M · 23.2%
  • the candidate's own money$1,000 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Kansas$1.0M · 9.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.6M · 50.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.9M · 16.8%

MOORE, DENNIS W.

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $972,251 (49.2%)individuals outside Illinois: $160,700 (8.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $517,461 (26.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $327,409 (16.6%)spent $2.0M ($2.0M by the campaigns, net of $9,057 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $2.0M that came in over 2000-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.0M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$972k · 49.2%
  • individuals outside Illinois$161k · 8.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$517k · 26.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$327k · 16.6%

GASH, LAUREN BETH

voters in Montana (the state, not the district): $38,220 (26.8%)the candidate's own money: $10,379 (7.3%)individuals outside Montana: $82,738 (57.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $11,500 (8.1%)spent $132k ($132k by the campaigns, net of $11k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 92% of the $143k that came in over 2012-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$143k
  • voters in Montana (the state, not the district)$38k · 26.8%
  • the candidate's own money$10k · 7.3%
  • individuals outside Montana$83k · 57.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12k · 8.1%

SMITH, DIANE

voters in Missouri (the state, not the district): $163,557 (20.1%)the candidate's own money: $121,032 (14.9%)individuals outside Missouri: $60,350 (7.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $423,776 (52.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $44,238 (5.4%)spent $828k ($828k by the campaigns, net of $6,400 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $835k that came in over 2000-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$813k
  • voters in Missouri (the state, not the district)$164k · 20.1%
  • the candidate's own money$121k · 14.9%
  • individuals outside Missouri$60k · 7.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$424k · 52.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$44k · 5.4%

DANNER, STEVE

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $1,638,056 (46.2%)the candidate's own money: $18,390 (0.5%)individuals outside Virginia: $417,971 (11.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,314,473 (37.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $160,234 (4.5%)spent $3.6M ($3.6M by the campaigns, net of $34k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.6M that came in over 2008-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.5M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$1.6M · 46.2%
  • the candidate's own money$18k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Virginia$418k · 11.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.3M · 37.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$160k · 4.5%

NYE, GLENN CARLYLE III

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $3,017,281 (35.7%)the candidate's own money: $227,833 (2.7%)individuals outside Georgia: $1,223,475 (14.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,749,826 (44.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $222,580 (2.6%)spent $8.7M ($8.7M by the campaigns, net of $43k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $8.7M that came in over 2000-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.4M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$3.0M · 35.7%
  • the candidate's own money$228k · 2.7%
  • individuals outside Georgia$1.2M · 14.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.7M · 44.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$223k · 2.6%

MARSHALL, JIM

voters in Illinois: $13,912,276 (24.2%)the candidate's own money: $75,000 (0.1%)individuals outside Illinois: $6,776,161 (11.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $25,944,164 (45.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $10,757,429 (18.7%)spent $66.3M ($52.5M by the campaigns, net of $524k refunded or moved to their own committees, $13.9M by outside groups for them): 103% of the $64.7M that came in over 1982-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$57.5M
  • voters in Illinois$13.9M · 24.2%
  • the candidate's own money$75k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Illinois$6.8M · 11.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$25.9M · 45.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$10.8M · 18.7%

DURBIN, RICHARD J.

voters in Colorado (the state, not the district): $5,899,250 (30.7%)the candidate's own money: $66,020 (0.3%)individuals outside Colorado: $1,499,532 (7.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,380,300 (54.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,341,777 (7.0%)spent $18.7M ($17.6M by the campaigns, net of $127k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.2M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $19.5M that came in over 2006-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.2M
  • voters in Colorado (the state, not the district)$5.9M · 30.7%
  • the candidate's own money$66k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Colorado$1.5M · 7.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.4M · 54.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 7.0%

PERLMUTTER, EDWIN G

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $1,497,092 (22.1%)the candidate's own money: $1,177,318 (17.3%)individuals outside Texas: $255,884 (3.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,183,032 (46.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $675,185 (9.9%)spent $6.9M ($6.9M by the campaigns, net of $38k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $6.9M that came in over 1996-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.8M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$1.5M · 22.1%
  • the candidate's own money$1.2M · 17.3%
  • individuals outside Texas$256k · 3.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 46.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$675k · 9.9%

SANDLIN, MAX

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $445,653 (26.4%)individuals outside Florida: $290,750 (17.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $560,518 (33.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $389,018 (23.1%)spent $1.7M ($1.7M by the campaigns, net of $2,900 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.7M that came in over 2000-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.7M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$446k · 26.4%
  • individuals outside Florida$291k · 17.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$561k · 33.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$389k · 23.1%

CHAPIN, LINDA W

voters in Washington (the state, not the district): $153,765 (23.6%)individuals outside Washington: $115,600 (17.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $331,805 (50.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $50,225 (7.7%)spent $655k ($655k by the campaigns, net of $1,000 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $656k that came in over 2000-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$651k
  • voters in Washington (the state, not the district)$154k · 23.6%
  • individuals outside Washington$116k · 17.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$332k · 50.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$50k · 7.7%

KEEFE, THOMAS P JR

the candidate's own money: $26,500 (0.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,241,057 (67.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,052,495 (31.7%)spent $4.0M ($4.0M by the campaigns, net of $167k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $4.1M that came in over 1980-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.3M
  • the candidate's own money$26k · 0.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.2M · 67.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 31.7%

HEFNER, W G (BILL)

voters in California (the state, not the district): $2,632,984 (14.2%)the candidate's own money: $2,918,895 (15.7%)individuals outside California: $1,917,274 (10.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,357,669 (55.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $762,966 (4.1%)spent $18.7M ($17.2M by the campaigns, net of $53k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.5M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $18.7M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.6M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$2.6M · 14.2%
  • the candidate's own money$2.9M · 15.7%
  • individuals outside California$1.9M · 10.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.4M · 55.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$763k · 4.1%

MATSUI, DORIS

voters in Washington (the state, not the district): $3,181,273 (0.5%)the candidate's own money: $71,430 (0.0%)individuals outside Washington: $623,577 (0.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $634,563,688 (98.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $9,221,076 (1.4%)spent $647.5M ($16.6M by the campaigns, net of $554k refunded or moved to their own committees, $630.9M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $648.1M that came in over 1992-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$647.7M
  • voters in Washington (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 0.5%
  • the candidate's own money$71k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Washington$624k · 0.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$634.6M · 98.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$9.2M · 1.4%

INSLEE, JAY R MR.

voters in Michigan (the state, not the district): $722,109 (10.1%)the candidate's own money: $13,197 (0.2%)individuals outside Michigan: $473,564 (6.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,945,605 (69.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,002,275 (14.0%)spent $7.2M ($7.2M by the campaigns, net of $77k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $7.2M that came in over 1992-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.2M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$722k · 10.1%
  • the candidate's own money$13k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Michigan$474k · 6.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.9M · 69.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 14.0%

STUPAK, BART

voters in Indiana: $1,038,877 (18.5%)the candidate's own money: $50 (0.0%)individuals outside Indiana: $461,473 (8.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,844,590 (50.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,259,900 (22.5%)spent $5.7M ($5.7M by the campaigns, net of $25k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $5.7M that came in over 2006-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.6M
  • voters in Indiana$1.0M · 18.5%
  • the candidate's own money$50 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Indiana$461k · 8.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.8M · 50.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 22.5%

ELLSWORTH, BRAD

voters in California (the state, not the district): $7,659,360 (42.9%)the candidate's own money: $2,044 (0.0%)individuals outside California: $1,244,320 (7.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,727,282 (37.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,208,933 (12.4%)spent $18.2M ($16.8M by the campaigns, net of $126k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.5M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $18.4M that came in over 2004-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.8M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$7.7M · 42.9%
  • the candidate's own money$2,044 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside California$1.2M · 7.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.7M · 37.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.2M · 12.4%

MCNERNEY, JERRY

voters in California (the state, not the district): $473,843 (8.2%)the candidate's own money: $110,350 (1.9%)individuals outside California: $255,376 (4.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,540,955 (61.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,413,846 (24.4%)spent $5.3M ($5.3M by the campaigns, net of $25k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 89% of the $5.9M that came in over 1990-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.8M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$474k · 8.2%
  • the candidate's own money$110k · 1.9%
  • individuals outside California$255k · 4.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.5M · 61.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 24.4%

DOOLEY, CALVIN M

voters in Arkansas (the state, not the district): $2,458,104 (23.1%)the candidate's own money: $100,825 (0.9%)individuals outside Arkansas: $1,138,571 (10.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,191,913 (58.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $762,000 (7.2%)spent $10.8M ($10.8M by the campaigns, net of $140k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $10.9M that came in over 2000-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.7M
  • voters in Arkansas (the state, not the district)$2.5M · 23.1%
  • the candidate's own money$101k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Arkansas$1.1M · 10.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.2M · 58.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$762k · 7.2%

ROSS, MICHAEL AVERY

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $1,197,055 (17.1%)the candidate's own money: $89,850 (1.3%)individuals outside Minnesota: $308,940 (4.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,935,450 (41.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,470,334 (35.3%)spent $8.7M ($8.7M by the campaigns, net of $46k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 113% of the $7.7M that came in over 1982-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.0M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 17.1%
  • the candidate's own money$90k · 1.3%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$309k · 4.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.9M · 41.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.5M · 35.3%

LUTHER, BILL

voters in Vermont (the state, not the district): $2,260,226 (18.1%)the candidate's own money: $46,560 (0.4%)individuals outside Vermont: $3,054,372 (24.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,809,641 (46.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,350,877 (10.8%)spent $9.8M ($9.8M by the campaigns, net of $4.0M refunded or moved to their own committees, $1,803 by outside groups for them): 64% of the $15.4M that came in over 1988-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.5M
  • voters in Vermont (the state, not the district)$2.3M · 18.1%
  • the candidate's own money$47k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Vermont$3.1M · 24.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.8M · 46.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 10.8%

WELCH, PETER

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $5,712,139 (34.0%)the candidate's own money: $15,896 (0.1%)individuals outside Texas: $1,073,751 (6.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,249,647 (49.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,732,408 (10.3%)spent $17.3M ($17.3M by the campaigns, net of $66k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $17.3M that came in over 1980-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.8M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$5.7M · 34.0%
  • the candidate's own money$16k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Texas$1.1M · 6.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.2M · 49.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 10.3%

EDWARDS, CHET

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $5,072,063 (36.3%)the candidate's own money: $14,848 (0.1%)individuals outside Texas: $1,015,205 (7.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,249,659 (37.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,624,608 (18.8%)spent $14.8M ($14.8M by the campaigns, net of $173k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $15.0M that came in over 1996-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.0M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$5.1M · 36.3%
  • the candidate's own money$15k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Texas$1.0M · 7.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.2M · 37.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.6M · 18.8%

LAMPSON, NICHOLAS

the candidate's own money: $449,123 (56.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $107,465 (13.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $233,137 (29.5%)spent $800k ($800k by the campaigns, net of $1,025 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $801k that came in over 1992-1994 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$790k
  • the candidate's own money$449k · 56.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$107k · 13.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$233k · 29.5%

MUSSELWHITE, STEPHEN ALAN

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $1,727,680 (18.7%)the candidate's own money: $81,657 (0.9%)individuals outside Virginia: $684,889 (7.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,651,604 (61.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,109,174 (12.0%)spent $9.5M ($9.5M by the campaigns, net of $12k refunded or moved to their own committees, $445 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $9.6M that came in over 1986-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.3M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$1.7M · 18.7%
  • the candidate's own money$82k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Virginia$685k · 7.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.7M · 61.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 12.0%

SCOTT, ROBERT C

voters in Nevada (the state, not the district): $4,228,479 (11.8%)the candidate's own money: $3,355 (0.0%)individuals outside Nevada: $5,998,129 (16.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $24,281,031 (68.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,220,364 (3.4%)spent $35.3M ($22.5M by the campaigns, net of $130k refunded or moved to their own committees, $12.8M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $36.6M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$35.7M
  • voters in Nevada (the state, not the district)$4.2M · 11.8%
  • the candidate's own money$3,355 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Nevada$6.0M · 16.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$24.3M · 68.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 3.4%

HORSFORD, STEVEN ALEXZANDER

voters in Hawaii (the state, not the district): $1,567,697 (19.2%)the candidate's own money: $27,500 (0.3%)individuals outside Hawaii: $704,167 (8.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,549,506 (55.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,300,000 (16.0%)spent $8.1M ($8.1M by the campaigns, net of $635k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 94% of the $8.6M that came in over 1986-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.1M
  • voters in Hawaii (the state, not the district)$1.6M · 19.2%
  • the candidate's own money$28k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Hawaii$704k · 8.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.5M · 55.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 16.0%

ABERCROMBIE, NEIL

the candidate's own money: $290,000 (8.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,223,642 (61.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,077,975 (30.0%)spent $3.7M ($3.7M by the campaigns, net of $30k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.7M that came in over 1988-1996 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.6M
  • the candidate's own money$290k · 8.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.2M · 61.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 30.0%

HOAGLAND, PETER

the candidate's own money: $25,000 (1.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,212,856 (67.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $565,874 (31.4%)spent $2.4M ($2.4M by the campaigns, net of $28k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.5M that came in over 1980-1996 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.8M
  • the candidate's own money$25k · 1.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.2M · 67.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$566k · 31.4%

DYSON, ROY

voters in Maine: $2,638,629 (25.8%)the candidate's own money: $25,850 (0.3%)individuals outside Maine: $2,578,800 (25.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,101,646 (20.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,881,074 (28.2%)spent $10.7M ($10.7M by the campaigns, net of $37k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $10.7M that came in over 1996-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.2M
  • voters in Maine$2.6M · 25.8%
  • the candidate's own money$26k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Maine$2.6M · 25.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.1M · 20.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.9M · 28.2%

ALLEN, THOMAS H

voters in California (the state, not the district): $1,509,210 (18.9%)the candidate's own money: $10,000 (0.1%)individuals outside California: $250,912 (3.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,435,383 (55.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,795,153 (22.4%)spent $8.1M ($8.1M by the campaigns, net of $161k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $8.2M that came in over 1992-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.0M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$1.5M · 18.9%
  • the candidate's own money$10k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside California$251k · 3.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.4M · 55.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.8M · 22.4%

FARR, SAM

voters in West Virginia (the state, not the district): $686,377 (6.8%)the candidate's own money: $277 (0.0%)individuals outside West Virginia: $1,915,978 (18.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,478,911 (63.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,076,436 (10.6%)spent $11.9M ($11.9M by the campaigns, net of $47k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $12.0M that came in over 1980-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.2M
  • voters in West Virginia (the state, not the district)$686k · 6.8%
  • the candidate's own money$277 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside West Virginia$1.9M · 18.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.5M · 63.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 10.6%

RAHALL, NICK J. II

voters in Nevada: $5,533,303 (4.1%)the candidate's own money: $313,750 (0.2%)individuals outside Nevada: $16,510,476 (12.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $103,487,958 (76.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $9,052,433 (6.7%)spent $138.7M ($48.1M by the campaigns, net of $1.1M refunded or moved to their own committees, $90.5M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $139.8M that came in over 1986-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$134.8M
  • voters in Nevada$5.5M · 4.1%
  • the candidate's own money$314k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Nevada$16.5M · 12.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$103.5M · 76.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$9.1M · 6.7%

REID, HARRY

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $855,372 (7.0%)the candidate's own money: $58,000 (0.5%)individuals outside North Carolina: $713,987 (5.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,467,970 (85.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $199,334 (1.6%)spent $12.1M ($7.1M by the campaigns, net of $28k refunded or moved to their own committees, $5.0M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $12.3M that came in over 2004-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.3M
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$855k · 7.0%
  • the candidate's own money$58k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$714k · 5.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.5M · 85.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$199k · 1.6%

BUTTERFIELD, GEORGE KENNETH

PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,352,424 (43.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,727,585 (56.1%)spent $4.1M ($4.1M by the campaigns, net of $61k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $4.2M that came in over 1980-2000 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.1M
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.4M · 43.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 56.1%

ASPIN, LES

the candidate's own money: $30,000 (11.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $233,930 (86.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $6,770 (2.5%)spent $427k ($427k by the campaigns, net of $0 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $428k that came in over 1986-1988 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$271k
  • the candidate's own money$30k · 11.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$234k · 86.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$6,770 · 2.5%

HODGSON, CLAYTON E

the candidate's own money: $14,195 (0.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,600,924 (69.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $677,673 (29.6%)spent $2.6M ($2.6M by the campaigns, net of $2,351 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 102% of the $2.5M that came in over 1986-1994 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.3M
  • the candidate's own money$14k · 0.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.6M · 69.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$678k · 29.6%

JONTZ, JAMES

voters in California (the state, not the district): $1,227,773 (5.8%)the candidate's own money: $123,250 (0.6%)individuals outside California: $185,405 (0.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,525,382 (78.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,934,901 (14.0%)spent $21.2M ($7.1M by the campaigns, net of $959k refunded or moved to their own committees, $14.1M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $22.2M that came in over 1988-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.0M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 5.8%
  • the candidate's own money$123k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside California$185k · 0.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.5M · 78.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.9M · 14.0%

COX, CHRISTOPHER HON.

the candidate's own money: $50,000 (2.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,710,079 (68.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $725,997 (29.2%)spent $3.4M ($3.4M by the campaigns, net of $28k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $3.4M that came in over 1980-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.5M
  • the candidate's own money$50k · 2.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.7M · 68.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$726k · 29.2%

DERRICK, BUTLER C JR

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $205,093 (17.0%)the candidate's own money: $53,858 (4.5%)individuals outside North Carolina: $67,500 (5.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $580,765 (48.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $297,397 (24.7%)spent $1.2M ($1.2M by the campaigns, net of $675 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.2M that came in over 1998-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.2M
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$205k · 17.0%
  • the candidate's own money$54k · 4.5%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$68k · 5.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$581k · 48.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$297k · 24.7%

TAYLOR, MIKE

the candidate's own money: $80 (0.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,706,148 (64.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $946,071 (35.7%)spent $3.1M ($3.1M by the campaigns, net of $24k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.2M that came in over 1982-1998 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.7M
  • the candidate's own money$80 · 0.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.7M · 64.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$946k · 35.7%

LEHMAN, RICHARD H

PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,067,583 (31.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,308,619 (68.4%)spent $3.6M ($3.6M by the campaigns, net of $12k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 101% of the $3.5M that came in over 1994-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.4M
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.1M · 31.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.3M · 68.4%

WHEAT, ALAN

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $20,883 (33.0%)the candidate's own money: $7,877 (12.5%)individuals outside Florida: $8,000 (12.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,027 (14.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $17,477 (27.6%)spent $62k ($62k by the campaigns, net of $141 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $64k that came in over 2002-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$63k
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$21k · 33.0%
  • the candidate's own money$7,877 · 12.5%
  • individuals outside Florida$8,000 · 12.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9,027 · 14.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$17k · 27.6%

BRIESE, STEVE

PACs, parties and outside groups: $581,828 (47.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $640,551 (52.4%)spent $1.9M ($1.9M by the campaigns, net of $38k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $1.9M that came in over 1980-1998 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.2M
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$582k · 47.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$641k · 52.4%

LEHMAN, WILLIAM

voters in California (the state, not the district): $1,523,980 (25.9%)individuals outside California: $628,205 (10.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,473,699 (58.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $267,216 (4.5%)spent $5.9M ($5.9M by the campaigns, net of $114k refunded or moved to their own committees, $124 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $6.0M that came in over 1996-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.9M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$1.5M · 25.9%
  • individuals outside California$628k · 10.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.5M · 58.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$267k · 4.5%

BACA, JOE

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $3,914,082 (28.5%)the candidate's own money: $3,407 (0.0%)individuals outside Virginia: $1,605,821 (11.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,594,848 (40.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,624,347 (19.1%)spent $13.9M ($13.9M by the campaigns, net of $195k refunded or moved to their own committees, $124 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $14.1M that came in over 1990-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.7M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$3.9M · 28.5%
  • the candidate's own money$3,407 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Virginia$1.6M · 11.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.6M · 40.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.6M · 19.1%

MORAN, JAMES P. JR.

the candidate's own money: $30,686 (3.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $533,495 (57.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $366,668 (39.4%)spent $953k ($953k by the campaigns, net of $300 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $953k that came in over 1992-1996 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$931k
  • the candidate's own money$31k · 3.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$533k · 57.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$367k · 39.4%

SCHILIRO, PHILIP MICHAEL

the candidate's own money: $4,294 (0.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,185,502 (34.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,269,800 (65.6%)spent $3.5M ($3.5M by the campaigns, net of $15k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $3.5M that came in over 1992-1998 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.5M
  • the candidate's own money$4,294 · 0.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.2M · 34.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.3M · 65.6%

FURSE, ELIZABETH

PACs, parties and outside groups: $374,202 (49.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $390,229 (51.0%)spent $814k ($814k by the campaigns, net of $2,720 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $817k that came in over 1998-2000 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$764k
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$374k · 49.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$390k · 51.0%

RIECKEN, GAIL

voters in Idaho (the state, not the district): $36,449 (1.7%)the candidate's own money: $74,675 (3.5%)individuals outside Idaho: $3,300 (0.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,257,117 (59.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $748,748 (35.3%)spent $2.7M ($2.7M by the campaigns, net of $7,417 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.7M that came in over 1982-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.1M
  • voters in Idaho (the state, not the district)$36k · 1.7%
  • the candidate's own money$75k · 3.5%
  • individuals outside Idaho$3,300 · 0.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.3M · 59.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$749k · 35.3%

STALLINGS, RICHARD

voters in Indiana (the state, not the district): $279,995 (7.8%)the candidate's own money: $19,189 (0.5%)individuals outside Indiana: $243,279 (6.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,011,156 (56.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,019,494 (28.5%)spent $3.6M ($3.6M by the campaigns, net of $48k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $3.6M that came in over 1986-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.6M
  • voters in Indiana (the state, not the district)$280k · 7.8%
  • the candidate's own money$19k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Indiana$243k · 6.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.0M · 56.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 28.5%

THOMPSON, JILL LYNETTE LONG

voters in Pennsylvania: $1,518,936 (25.3%)the candidate's own money: $439,958 (7.3%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $567,134 (9.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,406,726 (40.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,062,529 (17.7%)spent $6.2M ($6.2M by the campaigns, net of $7,550 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $6.2M that came in over 1992-2002 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.0M
  • voters in Pennsylvania$1.5M · 25.3%
  • the candidate's own money$440k · 7.3%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$567k · 9.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.4M · 40.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 17.7%

KLINK, RONALD P

raised from disclosed sources: $3,006,344,628 (99.5%)dark money raised (trail floor): $13,877,766 (0.5%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$3.02Braised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.0B · 99.5%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$13.9M · 0.5%

DCCC

raised from disclosed sources: $73,272,519 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $196,526 (0.3%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$73.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$73.3M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$197k · 0.3%

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE - CONTRIBUTIONS

LEE, LAURA

raised from disclosed sources: $1,446,842 (100.0%)spent 44% of lifetime receipts$1.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.4M · 100.0%

COMMITTEE FOR SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA

raised from disclosed sources: $11,187,613 (96.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $356,671 (3.1%)spent 59% of lifetime receipts$11.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.2M · 96.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$357k · 3.1%

ACLU VOTER EDUCATION FUND

NEW JOURNEY PAC, INC.: $23,199VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $22,411UNITED SENIORS PAC INC: $20,516BLACK AMERICA'S POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $12,046ARNOLD FOR ALABAMA: $7,211SEAL PAC SUPPORTING ELECTING AMERICAN LEADERS PAC: $5,935YOUNG KIM FOR CONGRESS: $5,860FRIENDS OF FRANK WOLF: $4,250TEXAS FREEDOM FUND: $2,718OMAR NAVARRO FOR CONGRESS: $2,085WENDY LONG 2016 INC: $1,203MARK MEUSER FOR U.S. SENATE: $1,066$111k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$64k
  • Democratic candidate committees$22k
  • Republican candidate committees$22k

FIRST VIRGINIA BANK

MOREFIELD, J. D.

Democratic Governors Association: $71,800COMSTOCK VICTORY FUND 2018: $8,385DCCC: $7,174TFP-FOJB COMMITTEE: $6,324FRIENDS OF TIBERI: $4,935HELLER FOR CONGRESS: $4,513RICHARD E NEAL FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $4,345VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,630BACHUS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $2,791Republican Governors Association: $2,544JAMIE RASKIN FOR CONGRESS: $2,514PROGRESSIVE CHANGE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $2,180$127k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$92k
  • Republican candidate committees$19k
  • Democratic candidate committees$10k

EQUINOX

raised from disclosed sources: $4,616,592 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$4.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.6M · 100.0%

KAINE FOR COMMON GROUND PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $156,485,980 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $56,528 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$156.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$156.5M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$57k · 0.0%

DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA

raised from disclosed sources: $84,328 (100.0%)spent 76% of lifetime receipts$84kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$84k · 100.0%

WASHINGTON COUNTY VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

SMITH, MARCUS

OROURKE, JOHN

dark money raised (trail floor): $17,453 (100.0%)spent 716% of lifetime receipts$17kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$17k · 100.0%

NATIONAL SECURITY DEMOCRATS PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $28,659,205 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,897 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$28.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$28.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,897 · 0.0%

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NABPAC)

MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN SERVICE TO OUR NATION PAC: $89,775ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $54,777VOLUNTEER PAC: $32,285COMMITTEE TO ELECT NATHAN SHINAGAWA: $21,262MCHENRY FOR CONGRESS: $18,259DOHENY FOR CONGRESS: $2,000SEAN SEIBERT FOR CONGRESS: $1,980COMMITTEE TO ELECT MARTHA ROBERTSON: $1,911WOODY JENKINS FOR CONGRESS: $1,780ROYCE WEST FOR U.S. SENATE: $1,350CORY MILLS FOR CONGRESS: $1,177VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,022$229k
  • Republican candidate committees$170k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$32k
  • Democratic candidate committees$26k

SMITH, STEPHEN

raised from disclosed sources: $2,472,909,285 (99.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $8,686,498 (0.4%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$2.48Braised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.5B · 99.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$8.7M · 0.4%

DSCC

raised from disclosed sources: $64,274 (99.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $250 (0.4%)spent 687% of lifetime receipts$65kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$64k · 99.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$250 · 0.4%

DOOLEY FOR THE VALLEY

dark money raised (trail floor): $2,832 (100.0%)spent 10932% of lifetime receipts$3kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,832 · 100.0%

GIFFORDS FOR CONGRESS

raised from disclosed sources: $47,250,836 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$47.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$47.3M · 100.0%

COMMITTEE FOR CHARLOTTE/CHARLOTTE DNC HOST COMMITTEE

DAVIS, CHRIS

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $66,549Republican Governors Association: $24,572STABENOW FOR US SENATE: $17,737REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $14,884KILPATRICK FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS: $10,020HILLARY VICTORY FUND: $9,423JOHN JAMES FOR SENATE, INC.: $8,508MOTOR CITY PAC: $8,014JOHN D. DINGELL FOR CONGRESS: $7,575MEIJER FOR SENATE, INC.: $6,213JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $6,077MCCAIN VICTORY 2008: $4,761$257k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$123k
  • Democratic candidate committees$41k
  • Republican candidate committees$19k

DETROIT ATHLETIC CLUB

NOBLE, JOHN

raised from disclosed sources: $8,275 (74.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,900 (26.0%)spent 2416% of lifetime receipts$11kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8,275 · 74.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,900 · 26.0%

OLD NORTH STATE VICTORY PAC

IBEW PAC Educational Fund: $50,000Good Government Golf Fund: $5,000Democratic Governors Association: $4,296Republican Attorneys General Association: $625JOHN D. DINGELL FOR CONGRESS: $600BASS VICTORY COMMITTEE: $464VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $441PEOPLE WITH HART INC: $407FRIENDS FOR GREGORY MEEKS: $292CHET EDWARDS FOR CONGRESS: $250DCCC: $175$63k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$60k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,583
  • Republican candidate committees$870

EDISON ELECTRIC INSTITUTE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,895 (100.0%)spent 399% of lifetime receipts$4kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3,895 · 100.0%

PORTNEUF PAC (AKA STALLINGS FOR CONG)

raised from disclosed sources: $97,795 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$98kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$98k · 100.0%

WASHINGTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

MARTIN FOR SENATE INC: $5,653,358FRIENDS OF BLANCHE LINCOLN: $5,105,680KENDRICK MEEK FOR FLORIDA INC: $3,942,922UDALL FOR US ALL: $3,295,616SCOTT MURPHY FOR CONGRESS: $3,238,950ALASKANS FOR BEGICH: $2,000,897BILL OWENS FOR CONGRESS: $1,972,636SKELLY FOR CONGRESS: $1,871,182EDUCATION & OPPORTUNITY FUND II: $1,848,661MARK CRITZ FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,672,540SPRATT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,553,503BARNEY FRANK FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,536,253$51.9M
  • Democratic candidate committees$31.8M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.8M

MURPHY PUTNAM MEDIA

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $381,788MORGAN GRIFFITH FOR CONGRESS: $70,167COMMITTEE FOR SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA: $3,465MURPHY4CONGRESS: $1,637$457k
  • Democratic candidate committees$383k
  • Republican candidate committees$70k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,465

WORDSPRINT

DCCC: $39,946,610DSCC: $16,275,655OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $11,850,804MIKE BLOOMBERG 2020, INC.: $5,423,303DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,071,636WYDEN FOR SENATE: $2,507,771JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $2,107,929DEMOCRACY FOR AMERICA: $1,461,680LISA MURKOWSKI FOR US SENATE: $1,437,263EMILYS LIST: $1,245,634Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee: $1,214,389SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION POLITICAL ED & ACTION FUND: $1,186,444$124.6M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$65.4M
  • Democratic candidate committees$21.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.4M

BANK OF AMERICA

National Democratic Redistricting Committee: $950,000VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $344,049Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee: $250,000ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE OF VIRGINIA: $222,750DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA: $206,457FRIENDS OF JANE DITTMAR: $178,410WALKINSHAW FOR CONGRESS: $120,873SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $100,300PERRIELLO FOR CONGRESS: $100,174FCDC - FEDERAL: $79,964AFSCME Working Families Fund: $76,000NEA Fund for Children & Public Education: $73,500$4.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.9M
  • Democratic candidate committees$844k

DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,804,848AMERICAN NATIONAL SECURITY PAC: $1,075,060SMP: $890,800SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND: $368,401DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $353,678NATIONAL CAMPAIGN: $311,866VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $296,905COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $256,685UP TO US: $253,931MARCO RUBIO FOR SENATE: $242,846EMILYS LIST: $232,60321 CENTURY DEMOCRATS: $225,440$19.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$651k
  • Republican candidate committees$497k

U.S. POSTAL SERVICE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $267,337$267k
  • Democratic candidate committees$267k

WDBJ-TV

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $265,359DPR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $50,787CITIZENS TO ELECT PHIL ROE TO CONGRESS: $44,872FRIENDS OF ZACH WAMP: $4,441$365k
  • Democratic candidate committees$265k
  • Republican candidate committees$100k

WCYB-TV

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $247,485$247k
  • Democratic candidate committees$247k

BB&T (FIRST VIRGINIA BANK)

America Votes 2006: $213,763VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $160,173JOHN LEWIS FOR CONGRESS: $6,000CONNECTICUT'S FUTURE PAC INC: $4,050CITIZENS FOR BIDEN: $750$385k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$218k
  • Democratic candidate committees$167k

MARK CROUNSE GROUP

GILLESPIE, CONNIE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $141,525$142k
  • Democratic candidate committees$142k

J. D. MOREFIELD ESQ.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $139,208CONSERVATIVE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $13,030$152k
  • Democratic candidate committees$139k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$13k

WSLS-TV

DIYORIO, LINDA

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $15,086,979HILLARY FOR AMERICA: $4,364,177OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $2,153,234DCCC: $1,922,201DSCC: $1,643,683MENENDEZ FOR SENATE: $1,332,204WIN THE ERA PAC: $882,426KAINE FOR VIRGINIA: $822,130CORY BOOKER FOR SENATE: $662,450JOSH HARDER FOR CONGRESS: $564,547EMILYS LIST: $558,838HMP: $527,597$39.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$19.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$9.4M
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$1.3M

BENENSON STRATEGY GROUP

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $111,419$111k
  • Democratic candidate committees$111k

SOUTHWEST ADVERTISING

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $99,021DPR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $31,242CITIZENS TO ELECT PHIL ROE TO CONGRESS: $17,465FRIENDS OF ZACH WAMP: $16,830FAMILIES AND FRIENDS FOR VANCE: $4,605$169k
  • Democratic candidate committees$99k
  • Republican candidate committees$70k

WJHL-TV

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $86,918,053HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $10,561,264DEMOCRACY PAC II: $5,616,722JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $4,509,766BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $2,817,088OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $2,553,197FAIRSHAKE: $2,226,886ACTBLUE: $1,844,240JEB 2016, INC.: $1,825,051ActBlue Technical Services, Inc.: $1,739,916MCCAIN-PALIN 2008 INC: $1,530,576REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA: $1,342,419$200.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$99.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$13.1M
  • Republican candidate committees$10.7M

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $79,429$79k
  • Democratic candidate committees$79k

MS. REBECCA COLEMAN

BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $319,903JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $317,912CANTOR FOR CONGRESS: $233,376NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $226,154EVERY REPUBLICAN IS CRUCIAL (ERICPAC): $138,040BUSH-CHENEY '04 COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE INC.: $112,411VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $77,287MORAN FOR CONGRESS: $75,325NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA POLITICAL VICTORY FUND: $68,259BUSH-CHENEY '04 INC.: $64,858RON PAUL 2012 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE INC.: $60,361MCCAIN-PALIN COMPLIANCE FUND INC.: $47,245$2.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$432k
  • Democratic candidate committees$153k

VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $68,888$69k
  • Democratic candidate committees$69k

MS. REGINA KINDER

KEEP NICK RAHALL IN CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $75,012VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $59,114RAESE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE: $16,439$151k
  • Democratic candidate committees$134k
  • Republican candidate committees$16k

WVVA-TV

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $57,692$58k
  • Democratic candidate committees$58k

MR. JOHN WILLIAMS

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $55,301CONSERVATIVE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $4,174$59k
  • Democratic candidate committees$55k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,174

WSET-TV

LYALL, DEREK

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $50,296$50k
  • Democratic candidate committees$50k

AMANDA POTTER

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $48,252MARTIN FROST CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $6,463People for Matthew Hoh (aka Matthew Hoh for Senate): $941$56k
  • Democratic candidate committees$55k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$941

JOHN WILLIAMS

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $44,469FLACCAVENTO FOR THE 9TH: $13,484FLACCAVENTO FOR CONGRESS: $12,684FRIENDS OF JIM CLYBURN: $6,583HOOSIERS SUPPORTING BUYER FOR CONGRESS: $5,327HERSHMAN FOR CONGRESS: $4,128FRIENDS OF MARK WARNER: $2,174HIRSCHBIEL FOR CONGRESS: $1,124$90k
  • Democratic candidate committees$81k
  • Republican candidate committees$9,455

CAMPBELL PRINTING

FRIENDS OF JOE SESTAK: $11,313,500AFSCME Working Families Fund: $6,526,000Greater Wisconsin Political Fund: $6,413,488RICHARDSON FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $4,675,580FRIENDS OF JARED POLIS COMMITTEE: $4,302,950DONALD NORCROSS FOR CONGRESS: $4,124,000KAGEN 4 CONGRESS: $3,731,000ADLER FOR CONGRESS: $3,683,673CHRIS COONS FOR DELAWARE: $3,580,222HARRY TEAGUE FOR CONGRESS: $3,346,904ANDREWS FOR SENATE: $3,340,000HIRAL FOR CONGRESS: $2,100,210$98.0M
  • Democratic candidate committees$44.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$12.9M

THE CAMPAIGN GROUP

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $39,872$40k
  • Democratic candidate committees$40k

BRISTOL VIRGINIA UTILITES BOARD

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $35,105COMMITTEE FOR SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA: $3,971$39k
  • Democratic candidate committees$35k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,971

BOUCHER RICK

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $31,770$32k
  • Democratic candidate committees$32k

DEREK N. LYALL

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $29,841$30k
  • Democratic candidate committees$30k

BOSTIC FORD SALES

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $25,948BILL BUNCH FOR CONGRESS: $291$26k
  • Democratic candidate committees$26k

CLINCH VALLEY PRINTING

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $25,744$26k
  • Democratic candidate committees$26k

MS. COURTNEY LAMIE

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $374,942WICKER FOR SENATE: $223,778SIMPSON FOR CONGRESS: $210,218GEORGIANS FOR ISAKSON: $160,910POET PAC: $160,500BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $157,447LAW FUND: $156,380JUSTICE FREEDOM & LIBERTY PAC: $148,910FRIENDS OF SCOTT DESJARLAIS: $145,975FRIENDS OF PAT TOOMEY: $135,109FRIENDS OF DAVE JOYCE: $132,303LUMMIS FOR WYOMING INC.: $129,498$13.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.6M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$535k

ARISTOTLE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $24,140$24k
  • Democratic candidate committees$24k

KAVANAUGH CALL CENTER GROUP

BULL, BRANDON

THE REYES COMMITTEE, INC.: $75,006VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $20,500CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $1,239HAROLD FORD JR FOR TENNESSEE: $229JESSE JACKSON JR FOR CONGRESS: $9$97k
  • Democratic candidate committees$96k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,239

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMIT

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $19,869$20k
  • Democratic candidate committees$20k

MR. JEFFREY WEBB

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $19,599$20k
  • Democratic candidate committees$20k

THE INN AT VIRGINIA TECH

DPR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $117,002CITIZENS TO ELECT PHIL ROE TO CONGRESS: $36,215DIANA FOR CONGRESS: $33,575WYKA FOR CONGRESS: $32,456PAUL TONKO FOR CONGRESS: $26,996STEVE DARDEN FOR CONGRESS: $25,652VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $18,681HEANEY FOR CONGRESS: $17,432MCNULTY FOR CONGRESS: $11,365LEE HAWKINS FOR CONGRESS: $5,904SWEENEY FOR CONGRESS, INC: $5,003RICHARD VENABLE FOR CONGRESS: $4,973$347k
  • Republican candidate committees$246k
  • Democratic candidate committees$89k

MAILWORKS, INC.

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $727,249STEVE CHABOT FOR CONGRESS: $202,752FRIENDS OF BENNIE THOMPSON: $132,063KUCINICH ACTION PAC: $75,296MATT BEVIN FOR SENATE INC: $60,223SHONTEL BROWN FOR CONGRESS: $52,133PATRIOT FUND: $49,020SCHMIDT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $46,839CITIZENS FOR TURNER: $45,852ELAINE FOR CONGRESS: $45,454OHIO BELIEF PAC: $45,057PAUL BROUN COMMITTEE: $44,363$3.4M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$230k
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$75k

PATRIOT SIGNAGE

WILLIAMS, JOHN

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $17,335OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $2,921FRED THOMPSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $2,660TRIPLETT FOR THE NINTH: $662FLACCAVENTO FOR THE 9TH: $429$24k
  • Democratic candidate committees$21k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,322

THE OFFICE PLACE INC.

MURTHA FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,032,560Greater Wisconsin Political Fund: $1,021,288LAMPSON FOR CONGRESS: $962,981MATHESON FOR CONGRESS: $832,615DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $748,799FRIENDS OF BLANCHE LINCOLN: $617,044DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF WISCONSIN FEDERAL: $600,886SCOTT PETERS FOR CONGRESS: $591,319WARNER FOR CONGRESS: $560,624NITA LOWEY FOR CONGRESS: $520,267KAINE FOR VIRGINIA: $491,755MILLER 2006: $479,681$20.1M
  • Democratic candidate committees$6.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.4M

MACK CROUNSE GROUP

Democratic Governors Association: $36,940BOB FILNER FOR CONGRESS: $23,476VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $16,000$76k
  • Democratic candidate committees$39k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$37k

MODERN STRATEGIES, LLC

SPANBERGER FOR CONGRESS: $154,971VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $15,722$171k
  • Democratic candidate committees$171k

VIRGINIA PRESS SERVICES

HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $70,516VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $15,530RON PAUL 2012 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE INC.: $9,433ROB WITTMAN FOR CONGRESS: $8,847HILL PAC: $6,719ALAMO PAC: $6,367REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $5,840TEXANS FOR SENATOR JOHN CORNYN INC.: $5,422FRIENDS OF HILLARY: $5,100PERRIELLO FOR CONGRESS: $4,383CANTOR FOR CONGRESS: $4,098COMSTOCK FOR CONGRESS: $3,406$195k
  • Democratic candidate committees$96k
  • Republican candidate committees$31k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$19k

VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $15,413$15k
  • Democratic candidate committees$15k

COURTNEY LAMIE

SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA, FEEDING

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,863,518REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,467,366OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $896,938ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $707,757DSCC: $692,060Democratic Governors Association: $624,665NRSC: $573,964Republican Governors Association: $563,886DEAN FOR AMERICA: $421,587BERNIE 2016: $397,870America Votes, Inc.: $390,486REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA: $320,871$36.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$9.9M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.7M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.3M

VERIZON WIRELESS

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $12,805$13k
  • Democratic candidate committees$13k

THE VINYARD RESTAURANT

FRIENDS OF JIM OBERSTAR: $28,760COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT NYDIA M VELAZQUEZ TO CONGRESS: $21,829JOHN D. DINGELL FOR CONGRESS: $19,084SCALISE FOR CONGRESS: $12,686VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $12,256DFC COMMITTEE: $11,097THE NIKI TSONGAS COMMITTEE: $10,515KLEIN FOR CONGRESS: $8,937PENNSYLVANIANS FOR KANJORSKI: $8,280RUBEN HINOJOSA FOR CONGRESS: $8,129Taiwan Democratic Progressive Party in the US: $7,974JOHN LEWIS FOR CONGRESS: $7,722$521k
  • Democratic candidate committees$137k
  • Republican candidate committees$13k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7,974

CAPITOL HOST

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $11,169$11k
  • Democratic candidate committees$11k

HUNGATE BUSINESS SERVICE INC.

Democratic Attorneys General Association, Inc.: $1,769,743Democratic Municipal Officials: $1,493,230TED DEUTCH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,306,628FRIENDS OF JOE LIEBERMAN: $671,748LAUTENBERG FOR SENATE: $497,717BEN CARDIN FOR SENATE, INC.: $473,719MENENDEZ FOR SENATE: $459,430THE LINCOLN PROJECT: $437,605UDALL FOR US ALL: $404,034BETO FOR TEXAS: $363,580REUNITING OUR COUNTRY PAC: $333,124CITIZENS FOR ARLEN SPECTER: $272,193$11.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4.0M
  • Democratic candidate committees$4.0M
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$459k

KATZ WATSON GROUP, INC.

DCCC: $349,627FRIENDS OF JOHN TANNER: $66,323COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT NYDIA M VELAZQUEZ TO CONGRESS: $52,660BUFFALO RIVER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $45,164COMMITTEE TO ELECT GARY L. ACKERMAN, INC.: $41,404PRICE FOR CONGRESS: $30,224MICHAUD FOR CONGRESS: $28,966AMERIPAC: THE FUND FOR A GREATER AMERICA: $28,161STEPHEN LYNCH FOR CONGRESS: $21,435JESSE JACKSON JR FOR CONGRESS: $19,643BARBARA LEE FOR CONGRESS: $19,285MACK PAC: $16,858$1.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$395k
  • Democratic candidate committees$325k

DAVID L. ANDRUKITIS INC.

ROCKET CITY PAC: $70,000VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $10,570BOYD FOR CONGRESS: $10,219STUPAK FOR CONGRESS: $10,032FRIENDS OF JERRY KLECZKA: $5,106DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,517DEMOCRATIC PROPERTIES CORPORATION-FEDERAL: $761$108k
  • Democratic candidate committees$106k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,278

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL

POTTER, AMANDA

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $10,357$10k
  • Democratic candidate committees$10k

WFXR

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $10,200$10k
  • Democratic candidate committees$10k

EAST TENNESSEE HELICOPTER, INC

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $10,112$10k
  • Democratic candidate committees$10k

STEVE HURVITZ

SWVA, FEEDING

FRIENDS OF TIBERI: $20,000VDUSS PAC: $20,000SENSENBRENNER COMMITTEE: $15,000VOLUNTEERS FOR SHIMKUS: $15,000DONNA EDWARDS 4 CONGRESS: $13,731VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $10,000JIM TURNER FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,000VOTETIPTON.COM: $250$95k
  • Republican candidate committees$50k
  • Democratic candidate committees$45k

ASSOCIATION OF FORMER MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $9,986BILL BUNCH FOR CONGRESS: $1,740TIDEWATER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $500$12k
  • Democratic candidate committees$12k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$500

NINTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $9,867$10k
  • Democratic candidate committees$9,867

DEREK LYALL

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $9,811$10k
  • Democratic candidate committees$9,811

MRS. LINDA DIYORIO

THE GOOD FUND: $10,229VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $9,112NICK FREITAS FOR US SENATE: $1,527$21k
  • Republican candidate committees$12k
  • Democratic candidate committees$9,112

PLANTATION CREATIONS

CLEM, ROBERT

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $9,393$9k
  • Democratic candidate committees$9,393

SINGLETON AUTO PARTS INC.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $8,876$9k
  • Democratic candidate committees$8,876

HARBOUR GRAPHIC APPAREL

LYALL, DEREK N.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $8,400$8k
  • Democratic candidate committees$8,400

A&S FLYING SERVICES

KINDER, REGINA

DPR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $13,264VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $8,257CITIZENS TO ELECT PHIL ROE TO CONGRESS: $4,004WILLIAM L 'BILL' JENKINS FOR CONGRESS: $490COMMITTEE TO ELECT RICK TRENT; THE: $285$26k
  • Republican candidate committees$18k
  • Democratic candidate committees$8,542

BRISTOL HERALD COURIER

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $8,250$8k
  • Democratic candidate committees$8,250

DAMASCUS RESCUE SQUAD AUXILIARY

FOSTER, GLEN

NAVE, BETTY

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,300,571NRSC: $467,622BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $331,974Democratic Governors Association: $239,298THE 2016 COMMITTEE: $186,374JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $150,633DAVID VITTER FOR US SENATE: $106,786SHELBY FOR U.S. SENATE: $104,817Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $64,619MOVEON.ORG POLITICAL ACTION: $58,626SWALWELL FOR CONGRESS: $51,501BUSH-CHENEY '04 INC.: $47,581$5.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.8M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$52k

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $7,728$8k
  • Democratic candidate committees$7,728

SOUTHERN STATES WASHINGTON COUNTY COOP.

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,807,611REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,215,867COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $146,288Republican Governors Association: $82,818REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA: $75,467DAN BURTON FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $75,234NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $64,257PROMETHEAN PAC: $61,005AL FRANKEN FOR SENATE: $59,801JOHN CARTER FOR CONGRESS: $57,324NRCC: $56,005JULIA CARSON FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $42,645$5.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$133k
  • Democratic candidate committees$102k

SPRINT

SHELTON, JONATHAN

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $7,089$7k
  • Democratic candidate committees$7,089

ANNAS RESTAURANT

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $7,087$7k
  • Democratic candidate committees$7,087

SMOKEYS HICKORY SMOKE BAR-B-QUE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $6,959$7k
  • Democratic candidate committees$6,959

ABINGDON SENIOR CENTER

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $6,857$7k
  • Democratic candidate committees$6,857

SHULER FOR DELEGATE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $6,800FLACCAVENTO FOR THE 9TH: $94$7k
  • Democratic candidate committees$6,894

THE BLACK ROOSTER

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $6,630$7k
  • Democratic candidate committees$6,630

WTFM

ILLINOIS LINCOLN PAC: $7,993VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $6,498THE WESTERN WAY PAC: $6,314SCHAKOWSKY FOR CONGRESS: $4,231CITIZENS CLUB FOR GROWTH: $3,418BREWERY SOFT DRINK BEER DISTR OPTICAL DENTAL MISC WORKERS WAREHOUSEMAN HELP LOCAL 830 PAC: $3,064FRIENDS OF JIM SAXTON: $2,545SIMMONS FOR CONGRESS: $1,660$36k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$13k
  • Republican candidate committees$12k
  • Democratic candidate committees$11k

THE ST. PAUL

SCOTT, ARTHUR

JESSEE, CAROLYN

VAN HOLLEN FOR CONGRESS: $17,251SHERMAN FOR CONGRESS: $6,413VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $6,302JOHN MORRIS FOR CONGRESS: $3,032THE SENATE VICTORY FUND PAC: $2,239FRIENDS OF SHARRON ANGLE: $1,829BEN CARDIN FOR CONGRESS: $1,173CITIZENS FOR MARK SHRIVER: $800ED CHAU FOR CONGRESS: $647FRIENDS OF MAZIE HIRONO: $496DONNA EDWARDS FOR CONGRESS: $394QUINTER FOR CONGRESS: $324$41k
  • Democratic candidate committees$34k
  • Republican candidate committees$4,861
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,239

PR PROMOTIONS OF MARYLAND

ATKINS, SHARON

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $6,059$6k
  • Democratic candidate committees$6,059

WORLD CLASSIC CATERING

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $5,954$6k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,954

KENS CHRYSLER

BRANDENBURG, ERIN

WINE, JOHN

WILLIS, KIM

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $5,600$6k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,600

WOODYS SOUND

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $5,554$6k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,554

GARRETT MCGUIRE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $5,400$5k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,400

WMEV

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $5,390$5k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,390

WPSK

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $5,320$5k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,320

WFNR/WBRW

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $5,285$5k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,285

HICOK, FERN, BROWN & GARCIA, CPAS

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $5,193$5k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,193

SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA HIGHER ED. CENTER

CHURCH, SAM

INDEPENDENCE, FOOD

LABOR ASSOCIATES INC.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $4,950$5k
  • Democratic candidate committees$4,950

COMMITTEE FOR SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA

NICHELS, JONATHAN

WASHBURN, JOAN

911883766: $127,301HOSPAC: $14,290Health PAL : $10,000PEOPLE FOR ENGLISH: $9,968MCNERNEY FOR CONGRESS: $9,750HARRY MITCHELL FOR CONGRESS: $5,242JIM GERLACH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $5,000SHELLEY MOORE CAPITO FOR CONGRESS: $4,920VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $4,900WHITFIELD FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $4,875FRIENDS OF JOHN BARROW: $4,875BOUSTANY FOR SENATE INC: $4,875$242k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$152k
  • Republican candidate committees$30k
  • Democratic candidate committees$25k

AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION PAC

GOODE FOR CONGRESS: $13,617MICHAEL TENENBAUM FOR CONGRESS: $10,081Marijuana Policy Project Political Fund: $10,000DELGROSSO FOR CONGRESS: $8,343ROBINSON FOR CONGRESS: $8,300FRIENDS OF RICHARD MEYER: $6,735VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $4,687KONOP FOR CONGRESS: $3,105VICKI JOHNSON FOR CONGRESS: $2,995GIORGINO FOR CONGRESS: $2,120BOB JOHNSON FOR CONGRESS: $1,000KUCINICH FOR PRESIDENT INC.: $293$71k
  • Republican candidate committees$42k
  • Democratic candidate committees$19k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$10k

ADELPHIA MEDIA SERVICES

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $4,685$5k
  • Democratic candidate committees$4,685

PROCOMM VOICE & DATA SOLUTION

LYALL DEREK. N.

CORDLE, REGINA

CANODY, MIRANDA

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $4,226FRIENDS OF DEREK KITTS: $510$5k
  • Democratic candidate committees$4,736

WHEO

COLEMAN, REBECCA

BOUSTANY FOR SENATE INC: $7,197VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,861MARCO RUBIO FOR PRESIDENT: $3,225MAKE CONGRESS WORK POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $2,567STAND WITH SANCHEZ: $1,317HAROLD FORD JR FOR TENNESSEE: $728FLEMING FOR LOUISIANA, INC.: $578$19k
  • Republican candidate committees$11k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,906
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,567

FEDERAL CITY CATERING

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,855$4k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,855

WWWJ/WBFR

ARDITI, DAVID

BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $8,074VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,622$12k
  • Republican candidate committees$8,074
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,622

THE WOOD COMPANY

CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS PAC: $48,740FREEDOM PROJECT; THE: $37,520MCCAIN VICTORY 2008: $35,220FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $35,148ADAM SMITH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $26,183American Council of Life Insurers Political Activity Fund: $25,267WomenCount: $19,543NATIONAL LEAGUE OF POSTMASTERS OF THE US POLITICIAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $15,950Republican Governors Association: $15,063LGBTQ Victory Fund: $14,444NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $13,997KAINE FOR VIRGINIA: $13,777$734k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$191k
  • Republican candidate committees$70k
  • Democratic candidate committees$40k

WINDOWS CATERING COMPANY

WINESETT, ROXANNE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,318$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,318

AFFINITY NETWORK INC.

DEAN FOR AMERICA: $306,698SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION POLITICAL ED & ACTION FUND: $288,421JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $60,799RODNEY ALEXANDER FOR CONGRESS INC.: $26,514SCHAKOWSKY FOR CONGRESS: $26,021CHARLIE MELANCON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE INC: $24,429Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee: $22,662SUE MYRICK FOR CONGRESS: $21,635DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $21,362GREEN MOUNTAIN PAC: $20,907MCCAUL FOR CONGRESS, INC: $20,001ENGEL FOR CONGRESS: $19,751$1.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$438k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$353k
  • Republican candidate committees$68k

AT&T WIRELESS

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,299$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,299

GOVERNOR REID

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,213FLACCAVENTO FOR CONGRESS: $300$4k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,513

ARC TV

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,163$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,163

MS. REGINA CORDLE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,142$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,142

SOUTHERN STATES-RUSSELL COUNTY COOP

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,111$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,111

U.S. TREASURY- INTERNAL REVENUE SERVIC

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,082$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,082

TROUTDALE DINING ROOM

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,055$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,055

HICOK & FERN

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,033$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,033

HENRY COUNTY VOTERS LEAGUE

OHIO DEMOCRATIC PARTY - FEDERAL: $82,074IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $25,385OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $11,055TOM VILSACK FOR PRESIDENT: $9,540MCNERNEY FOR CONGRESS: $9,045FRIENDS OF KATHERINE HARRIS: $7,872GOVERN PAC: $7,394FRIENDS OF GINNY BROWN-WAITE: $4,256MARIO DIAZ-BALART FOR CONGRESS: $4,256FITZPATRICK FOR CONGRESS: $3,627DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,308KEITH BUTLER FOR US SENATE: $3,176$200k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$111k
  • Republican candidate committees$31k
  • Democratic candidate committees$30k

SODEXHO, INC. & AFFILIATES

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,000$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,000

NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR

ActBlue Technical Services, Inc.: $65,172,583OBAMA VICTORY FUND: $1,708,115MOVEON.ORG POLITICAL ACTION: $1,027,398SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND: $750,132GARY JOHNSON 2016: $355,631EMILYS LIST: $290,713FIREFIGHTERS AND EMS FUND: $264,223American Police Officers Alliance: $249,946RON PAUL 2012 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE INC.: $214,419THE COUNCIL OF INSURANCE AGENTS & BROKERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $206,754HUCKABEE FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $204,211COMMITTEE FOR CHANGE: $187,587$76.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$68.1M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.7M
  • Republican candidate committees$419k
  • Libertarian candidate committees$356k

PAYPAL

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,160CASADY FOR CONGRESS: $833OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $139COPETEXAS: $13$4k
  • Democratic candidate committees$4,132
  • Republican candidate committees$13

THE DOWNTOWN CAFE

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,931$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,931

MR. TRAVIS HILL

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,913$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,913

THE JADE TREE

BRANDENBURG, BOB

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,796FRIENDS OF MARK WARNER: $642$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,438

ART PRINTING COMPANY OF ROANOKE

DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA: $5,893FRIENDS OF GLENN NYE: $3,903NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $3,134VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,779PERRIELLO FOR CONGRESS: $2,779SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $2,779MARTIN FOR SENATE INC: $2,002FRIENDS FOR HARRY REID: $1,849FEDERAL: COLORADO DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $1,597DSCC: $1,414FRIENDS OF BARBARA BOXER: $510FRIENDS OF MARK WARNER: $336$29k
  • Democratic candidate committees$17k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$12k

BORN FIGHTING PAC

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $3,873$4k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,873

CAMBERLEYS MARTHA WASHINGTON INN

ACTBLUE: $210,933UAW - V - CAP (UAW VOLUNTARY COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM) 'INT'L UNION UNITED AUTOMOBILE AEROSPACE & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA UAW: $91,562The Presidential Coalition, LLC: $89,560Democratic Municipal Officials: $54,843SPIRIT OF AMERICA PAC: $44,094CHRIS DODD FOR PRESIDENT INC: $38,296Grassroots Democrats: $33,744SCHAKOWSKY FOR CONGRESS: $27,672RICHARDSON FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $23,675HERB KOHL FOR UNITED STATES SENATE INC: $18,315INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS LO 825 POLITICAL ACTION AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE: $17,444ROBIN CARNAHAN FOR SENATE: $13,082$888k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$498k
  • Democratic candidate committees$165k

TRAVELERS

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,698$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,698

HUNTING HILLS COUNTRY CLUB

CLARK FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $193,138SANFORD BISHOP FOR CONGRESS: $110,505MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $73,301ARKANSAS LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE 2004 FCRC: $36,508REPUBLICAN PARTY OF ARKANSAS: $31,251LOUIE GOHMERT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $23,203JOHANNS FOR SENATE INCORPORATED: $18,775NELSON 2006: $17,717FRIENDS OF JACK KINGSTON: $17,387THE LEADERSHIP CIRCLE PAC: $15,841NEBRASKANS FOR KLEEB: $15,587JEFF MILLER FOR CONGRESS: $15,541$909k
  • Democratic candidate committees$337k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$157k
  • Republican candidate committees$75k

ALLTEL

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,631$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,631

WYAT-TV

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,630$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,630

MS. LAURA VAUGHT

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,622$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,622

WKEY

QUIST FOR CONGRESS: $147,679ROBINSON FOR CONGRESS: $72,944BUFFALO RIVER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $49,214FRIENDS OF HAGEDORN: $47,423MO BROOKS FOR SENATE: $31,179DPR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $30,791CITIZENS TO ELECT BYRON DELEAR FOR CONGRESS 2008: $27,550KEEP NICK RAHALL IN CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $23,710COLEEN ROWLEY FOR CONGRESS: $21,425JANE DYER FOR CONGRESS: $20,312SCALISE FOR CONGRESS: $19,608COMMITTEE TO ELECT RICK TRENT; THE: $17,684$851k
  • Republican candidate committees$350k
  • Democratic candidate committees$160k

CHARTER MEDIA

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,608$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,608

TRAVIS HILL

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,608$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,608

OCCASION CATERER

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,580$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,580

WOLD

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,580FIGHTIN' NINTH POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $627MORGAN GRIFFITH FOR CONGRESS: $627$4k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,580
  • PACs, parties and other committees$627
  • Republican candidate committees$627

PROFESSIONAL CATERING, INC.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,570$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,570

THE ECELECTIC CHEF

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,568$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,568

WYVE

American Solutions for Winning the Future: $11,668VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,529MORGAN GRIFFITH FOR CONGRESS: $2,423ANDRE PEERY FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $9836TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE: $458ANDY SCHMOOKLER FOR CONGRESS: $412AL WEED FOR CONGRESS: $52$19k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$12k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,994
  • Republican candidate committees$2,423
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$983

ROANOKE TIMES

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,525MORGAN GRIFFITH FOR CONGRESS: $636$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,525
  • Republican candidate committees$636

WYTHEVILLE MEETING CENTER

VIRGINIA FOXX FOR CONGRESS: $6,146VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,518HARRELL FOR U S CONGRESS: $1,560$10k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,146
  • Democratic candidate committees$4,078

WBRF

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,508DAVID DAVIS VICTORY FUND: $1,880$4k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,508
  • Republican candidate committees$1,880

WGOC

Foundation For The Future: $776,625PRICE FOR CONGRESS: $9,000EMILY's List Non-Federal: $7,608DOYLE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $6,000MARTIN FOR SENATE INC: $5,000FRIENDS OF LANE EVANS COMMITTEE: $3,000VISCLOSKY FOR CONGRESS: $3,000RICK CRAWFORD FOR CONGRESS: $3,000COMMITTEE TO ELECT JEFF STEINBORN TO CONGRESS, THE: $3,000NADEAU FOR CONGRESS: $3,000MASSA FOR CONGRESS: $3,000COLEEN ROWLEY FOR CONGRESS: $3,000$157k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$784k
  • Democratic candidate committees$41k

NCEC

MOREFIELD, J.D. ESQ.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,350$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,350

LARCHE BED AND BREAKFAST

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,350$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,350

ALLIANCE FOR RETIRED AMERICANS VOTER EDU

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,267$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,267

SCHAALS

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,250FLACCAVENTO FOR CONGRESS: $893KAREN BAKER FOR THE 9TH DISTRICT VA: $800MORGAN GRIFFITH FOR CONGRESS: $540$4k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,943
  • Republican candidate committees$540

THE COALFIELD PROGRESS

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,221JUDY MCCAIN BELK FOR CONGRESS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $671CHAD FINCHER FOR CONGRESS: $300$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,892
  • Republican candidate committees$300

WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS

FLINN FOR SENATE: $2,295VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,190$4k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,295
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,190

WXBQ

DPR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $20,857CITIZENS TO ELECT PHIL ROE TO CONGRESS: $4,332VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,187COMMITTEE TO ELECT RICK TRENT; THE: $1,899ALEXANDER FOR SENATE 2020 INC: $1,865DAVID DAVIS VICTORY FUND: $1,324REEVES FOR HOUSE: $568WILLIAM L 'BILL' JENKINS FOR CONGRESS: $315$33k
  • Republican candidate committees$29k
  • Democratic candidate committees$4,086
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$568

KINGSPORT TIMES NEWS

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,181$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,181

BRISTOL OFFICE SUPPLY

WINE, MARY

MEWBOURNE, THOMAS

WAITZKIN, GIBBY

MEWBOURNE, MARTHA

CHITWOOD, ELIZABETH

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $2,025$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,025

SWINGING BRIDGE RESTAURANT

RUDDER, JOY

STABENOW FOR US SENATE: $3,499SWEENEY FOR CONGRESS, INC: $2,273VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,970BUCKEYE PATRIOT POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $1,689$9k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,469
  • Republican candidate committees$3,962

BLUE MOON CATERING

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,914$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,914

JONATHAN NICHELS

INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL VICTORY COMMITTEE: $29,785VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,909$32k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$30k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,909

FRED WOOLF LIST COMPANY

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,897$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,897

CHARTER MEDIA (TRI-CITIES)

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,890$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,890

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN CATERING

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,872$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,872

WZVA

WAGNER, JENNIFER

AB PAC: $56,775Democratic Attorneys General Association, Inc.: $55,967BERNIE 2016: $45,299NRCC: $40,040KIND FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $39,641DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $32,018MCHENRY FOR CONGRESS: $31,559GW PAC: $27,851SIMPSON FOR CONGRESS: $23,422ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE FOR ALL PAC: $22,911HILLARY FOR AMERICA: $19,453MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $18,028$1.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$185k
  • Democratic candidate committees$127k
  • Republican candidate committees$101k

CENTURY LINK

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,783GOODE FOR CONGRESS: $797CARRICO FOR CONGRESS: $734MORGAN GRIFFITH FOR CONGRESS: $387AL WEED FOR CONGRESS: $72$4k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,919
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,855

THE MARTINSVILLE BULLETIN

FRIENDS OF JACK KINGSTON: $9,202VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,765FRIENDS OF JOE PITTS: $1,091Community BancPac: $286$12k
  • Republican candidate committees$10k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,765
  • PACs, parties and other committees$286

LOG CABIN

KEEP NICK RAHALL IN CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $5,606WEST VIRGINIA PAC: $4,932SPIKE MAYNARD FOR CONGRESS: $1,972VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,733PAULA JEAN FOR WEST VIRGINIA: $1,650I AM WITH ZANE FOR US SENATE COMMITTEE: $1,197FRIENDS OF DEREK KITTS: $234$17k
  • Democratic candidate committees$14k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,169

BLUEFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH

MCGLOTHLIN, JAMES

FIGHTIN' NINTH POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $53,920VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,701NEXT CENTURY FUND: $880MORGAN GRIFFITH FOR CONGRESS: $855$57k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$55k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,701
  • Republican candidate committees$855

PRIMLAND

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,700$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,700

WHITEWOOD DEMOCRTIC PRECINCT

STROUD, ELLEN

GLOVIER, KATHLEEN

GILLESPIE, CONNIE

KEGLEY, ROBERT

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,631$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,631

POWER PAC OF THE EDISON ELECTRIC INSTI

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,606CARRICO FOR CONGRESS: $560$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,606
  • Republican candidate committees$560

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CORDLE REGINA

BOUCHER, FREDERICK

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next 189 entries · 189 more

(name not filed)

VANGUARD INVESTMENTS

ROBERTSON, F.D.

TURNER, JEFFREY

STACY, CLYDE

KIRK, RANDAL

MURASE, JIRO

KEENAN, JEFFREY

BUNN, OMER

BUNN, ED

YOON, ROE HOAN

BLANKENSHIP, SAM

ALLARD, NICHOLAS

ROGERS, JONATHAN

BUNN, JAMES

BOWERBANK, JON

MOREFIELD, J. D.

YAROWSKY, JONATHAN

BANNON, MARY F.

BAYLISS, KIM

SMITH, JACK

WINE, JOHN

ALLEN, DAVID

ATHY, ANDREW

CHEWNING, THOMAS

COLLING, TERESE

CRANE, CHRISTOPHER

CRUTCHFIELD, KEVIN

CUNARD, JEFFREY

MATNEY, JOHN

SCHWARTZ, ROBERT

BROWN, DAVID

TURNER, JEFFREY L.

SLIZ, DEBORAH

FARRELL, THOMAS F.

KIRK, JULIAN

ROGERS, JAMES E.

ROWE, JOHN

ROWE, JOHN W. MR.

BASSETT, JOHN

OROURKE, JOHN

BLANKENSHIP, JOYCE

MASSIE, JAMES

MCGETTRICK, MARK

WALDRON, KAREN

DODGE, R. STANTON

ERGEN, CANTEY M. MS.

ERGEN, CHARLES W. MR.

GOODFRIEND, DAVID R.

YOUNG, JOHN F. MR.

PORTER, SARAH

CLINTON, LARRY

SALMASI, ALLEN

KENNEDY, J. JACK

NICEWONDER, DON

ROMANS, LAWRENCE

CHRISTIAN, DAVID MR.

FARRAR, STEWART

GURLEY, BILL

HALL, FRANKLIN

HEACOCK, DAVID A.

KOONCE, PAUL

KOONCE, PAUL D.

LEMMON, WILLARD

MILLER, MARSHALL

PORTERFIELD, BITTLE

RAINERO, CHARLES

STACY, KENNETH

STANLEY, MELVIN

SYPOLT, GARY MR.

WOODSON, KATHY

BLACK, EDWARD

KOUNTOUPES, LISA

RINGLEY, SHARON

WESTON, STEVE

MCGLOTHLIN, JAMES

BLUE, ROBERT

HOENE, WILLIAM VON JR.

ROGERS, STEVEN A.

WOOD, FRED G.

SMITH, PAUL

BELL, WAYNE

BESOZZI, PAUL

MACHOWSKY, MARTIN

SMITH, WILLIAM

ESQ., J. D. MOREFIELD

AYRES, MERRIBEL

COLEMAN, LYNN R.

DOSWELL, MARY C. MS.

EARLEY, ANTHONY F. JR.

FERGUSON, J. BRIAN

HALPIN, GERALD

HARRIS, LAURENCE

HAVILAND, DAVID

HEALY, BRET

HETZER, G. SCOTT

HILTON, E. PAUL

KILGORE, FRANK

KILGORE, WILLIAM

LEACH, DAVID C.

MORRIS, MICHAEL G.

MORTON, ANN P.

PALMER, FREDRICK

RUPPERT, PAUL E.

RYAN, THOMAS

SCHOONMAKER, JAN

SCHWARTZ, ROBERT S.

SIMON, SAMUEL

STUTTS, JAMES F.

TAUKE, THOMAS J.

TULLY, RONALD

YAROWSKY, JONATHAN R.

JAMES, CLAUDIA M.

MEWBOURNE, THOMAS

SMITH, MARCUS

WAITZKIN, MICHAEL B.

MAURER, JENNIFER

NEWBERRY, RANDAL

SMITH, JAMES

KESSLER, ERIC S.

MCBEE, STEVEN

SMITH, STEPHEN

ARRINGTON, JAMES

BASSETT, JOHN D MR. III

CASSIDY, THOMAS

FOWLKES, THOMAS

FRITTS, EDWARD O.

GODFREY, JOHN

GREENSTEIN, SETH

LAMB, ROBERT

RAINERO, LOUIS

RATLIFF, ARTHUR

SMITH, WILLIAM J. MR.

TICKLE, JOHN D MR.

WRIGHT, ANDREW

ADELMAN, WARREN J.

ADLER, ROBERT L.

ANSTROM, S. DECKER

BOSCH, STEVEN L.

BOWERBANK, JON MR.

BUNN, ED MR.

BURKE, STEPHEN B.

COLLIS, LISA MS.

CRAVER, THEODORE F. JR.

DEFRANCO, JAMES II

GAULT, POLLY L.

GREER, ELIZABETH

HAN, BERNARD

HIXSON, HEATH A.

HOLLAND, JOANN

JONES, CHRISTINE N.

KELLY, MICHAEL

KIRK, RANDAL J MR.

LIBERSON, DENNIS

LITZINGER, RONALD L.

MCAULIFFE, TERENCE

MCCOY, EMILY B MS.

MCGLOTHLIN, JAMES W

MILSTEIN, HOWARD

MORRIS, LINDA C.

MORRIS, LINDA C. MS.

NICHOLSON, CALVIN N.

PARSONS, ROBERT R.

RECHTERMAN, BARB

ROBERTS, AILEEN K.

ROBERTS, BRIAN L.

ROBERTS, RALPH J.

ROBERTSON, BRANT

STILTNER, ERVIN MR.

TAYLOR, ANDREW

TAYLOR, BARBARA B. MS.

WARNER, GOVERNOR MARK R.

WRIGHT, TIMOTHY W. III

ZIMMERMAN, MICHAEL J.

DERDERIAN, JAMES

AYRES, MERRIBEL S.

ALTMAN, JODI

ALTMAN, KEVIN

BENNETT, JEANNINE

BOWERBANK, DENEEN

CHRISTIAN, JOHN

CREAMER, R. STEVE

ERGEN, CANTEY

ERGEN, CHARLES

EVEREST, J. I.

FORMATO, RICHARD

GOLDBERG, ALAN

GOLDBERG, MIRIAM

HIRT, LANCE

HIRT, RIBKIE

LINDSAY, ROBERT

LINDSAY, TERESA

PARKER, MARLA

RORISTON, ROBERT

WEINBERG, ANDREW

WEINBERG, MONICA

BELL, WAYNE L. MR.

CLARK, JOHN

HEARL, GARY

NUCKOLLS, MARY LILY

OAKLEY, THOMAS

TICKLE, JOHN

(name not filed)

VANGUARD INVESTMENTS

HUNTON AND WILLIAMS LLP

WILEY, REIN & FIELDING, LLP

WEIL GOTSHAL & MANGES C FUND

HUNTON AND WILLIAMS

WALLING WAREHOUSE

PUBLIC POLICY PARTNERS, LLC

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whowhy it is darktotalrows
An organization no register knows · e-filed $597k 12
of which: 31 Dec 2019 $15k 1
of which: 31 Jul 2020 $7,542 1
of which: 31 Dec 2020 $124k 1
of which: 31 Dec 2021 $59k 1
of which: 30 Jun 2023 $53k 1
of which: 31 Mar 2024 $24k 1
of which: 30 Jun 2024 $49k 1
of which: 31 Dec 2024 $33k 1
of which: 30 Jun 2025 $122k 1
of which: 30 Sep 2025 $44k 1
of which: 31 Dec 2025 $13k 1
of which: 30 Jun 2026 $53k 1
An organization no register knows · e-filed $40k 1
A company (LLC) $6,600 4
of which: 20 Mar 2006 $1,000 1
of which: 27 Sep 2006 $1,000 1
of which: 30 Oct 2007 $3,600 1
of which: 11 Mar 2009 $1,000 1
A company (LLC) $5,000 7
of which: 15 Sep 2003 $1,000 1
of which: 17 Sep 2004 $1,000 1
of which: 28 Sep 2004 $500 1
of which: 8 Jul 2005 $500 1
of which: 30 Sep 2005 $1,000 1
of which: 21 Mar 2006 $500 1
of which: 27 Sep 2006 $500 1
An organization no register knows $3,000 2
of which: 11 Apr 2005 $1,500 1
of which: 27 Jun 2006 $1,500 1
An organization no register knows $1,000 1
An organization no register knows $1,000 1
A company (LLC) $500 1
Reports no donors $250 1

Which industries or interests donate the most: Lifetime

$3.3M listed one by one from individuals.

40 rows
IndustryShareAmount
Law Firms & Legal Services8.5%$281k
Utilities3.3%$108k
Telecommunications1.5%$49k
Lobbying & Government Affairs1.4%$46k
Investment & Securities1.4%$45k
Health Services & Retail Pharmacy1.0%$34k
Education & Universities0.8%$25k
Construction & Homebuilding0.5%$18k
Real Estate0.5%$17k
Mining & Metals0.4%$14k
Accounting & Consulting0.4%$13k
Retail0.4%$12k
Agribusiness & Food0.3%$10k
Banking0.3%$8,250
Industrial & Materials0.2%$7,000
Media & Entertainment0.1%$4,500
Transportation & Logistics0.1%$4,450
Consumer Goods0.1%$3,000
Computer Hardware & Devices0.1%$3,000
Wholesale & Distribution0.1%$3,000
Insurance0.1%$2,500
Architecture & Engineering0.1%$2,400
Software & Cloud0.1%$2,250
Automotive0.0%$1,250
Foundations & Philanthropy0.0%$1,000
Semiconductors0.0%$1,000
Internet Platforms0.0%$750
Restaurants0.0%$750
Pharmaceuticals0.0%$250
Government and public institutions0.7%$22k
Advocacy, policy and political groups0.3%$9,650
Trade groups for Industrial & Materials0.0%$500
Trade groups for Oil & Gas0.0%$500
Trade groups for Pharmaceuticals0.0%$250
Nominated, awaiting review5.0%$164k
Retired7.8%$256k
Self-employed3.5%$114k
Homemaker1.8%$58k
Not employed, or no employer given12.1%$397k
Not yet coded47.1%$1.5M
8 organizations
OrganizationShareAmount
Patton Boggs1.4%$45k
Exelon0.9%$30k
DISH Network0.9%$28k
American Electric Power0.6%$20k
Verizon0.4%$12k
Constellation Energy0.4%$12k
Edison International0.4%$12k
Duke Energy0.3%$11k