What political committees received the most money during February 2020?

What political committees received the most money during February 2020?
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Here are the 50 political committees that received the most money from contributions during February, according to the Illinois State Board of Elections.

Donations made to political groups or candidates must be disclosed under state law for greater transparency in elections. While Congress created the Federal Election Commission to oversee federal elections in 1974, each state is left to regulate its local elections.

Top committees ranked by total contributions (February)
Rank Committee Amount Median contribution amount
1 Friends of Bill Conway $3,175,064 $500
2 Friends for Foxx $832,169 $500
3 Illinois Federation of Teachers COPE $799,510 $236
4 Chicagoland Operators Joint Labor-Management PAC $466,885 $466,885
5 Laborers’ Political League – Great Lakes Region $349,346 $174,673
6 LiUNA Chicago Laborers District Council $347,923 $1,000
7 Democratic Party of Illinois $340,000 $15,000
8 SEIU Local 73 Bi-Partisan PAC $250,000 $250,000
9 American Property Casualty Insurance Assoc. Pol. Acct. $244,573 $814
10 Illinois Laborers’ Legislative Committee $239,133 $2,632
11 Friends of Edward M Burke $200,000 $200,000
12 Friends of Don Harmon for State Senate $175,412 $1,463
13 Democratic Party of Oak Park $150,000 $150,000
14 Friends of Martha Paschke $130,421 $1,000
15 Friends of Barbara Hernandez $114,005 $275
16 United With Nidia Carranza $106,439 $112
17 Friends of Denyse Wang Stoneback $98,133 $250
18 Community BANCPAC $97,804 $1,200
19 Associated General Contractors of IL PAC $94,600 $500
20 Preckwinkle for President $92,950 $1,000
21 Citizens For Dan Patlak $90,775 $500
22 Personal PAC Inc $89,164 $500
23 Judge Judy for Supreme Court $84,953 $500
24 Illinois Pipe Trades PEF $84,909 $648
25 Citizens for Christopher Getty $81,360 $500
26 SEIU Healthcare Illinois Indiana PAC $74,094 $74,094
27 Illinois Bankers’ PAC $68,586 $2,500
28 Citizens for Alderman Reilly $68,525 $1,000
29 19th Ward Democratic Org $67,500 $2,500
30 Friends of Scott Stoll $67,161 $3,750
31 Rosemont Voters League $66,030 $475
32 Friends of Theresa Mah $64,722 $250
33 Citizens for Durkin $62,751 $1,000
34 Friends of Cabonargi $61,422 $352
35 Friends of Jaime M Andrade Jr $61,083 $500
36 Committee to Elect Jesse G Reyes $60,600 $400
37 Friends of Yoni Pizer $59,968 $250
38 Tillman for Rep $59,317 $250
39 Friends of Jawaharial Omarr Williams $59,231 $675
40 Citizens for Michelle Darbro $57,627 $200
41 Chicago Federation of Labor & Industrial Union Council PAC $57,376 $489
42 Friends of Gilbert Villegas for Alderman $56,750 $1,000
43 IBEW Local Union 134 State & Municipal PAC $55,281 $55,281
44 Committee for Margaret McBride $54,834 $250
45 Illinois Trial Lawyers Assn PAC $54,286 $2,000
46 Citizens for Saviano $53,750 $500
47 Teamsters’ Volunteers in Politics $53,422 $1,022
48 REALTORS® Political Action Committee $53,257 $152
49 Naperville for Legal Cannabis PAC $53,000 $15,000
50 Friends of Richard Boykin $52,500 $500


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