What political committees received the most in contributions during April?

What political committees received the most in contributions during April?
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Here are the 50 political committees that received the most money from contributions during April, according to the Wisconsin Campaign Finance Information System.

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 (April)
Rank Committee Amount Median contribution amount
1 Tony for Wisconsin $1,306,971 $25
2 Democratic Party of Wisconsin $1,201,010 $25
3 People for Rebecca $452,152 $35
4 Kaul for Attorney General $153,957 $50
5 Assembly Democratic Campaign Committee $63,508 $25
6 State Senate Democratic Committee $61,350 $25
7 Jarchow for Wisconsin $60,048 $100
8 Committee to Elect a Republican Senate $50,977 $500
9 Wisconsin Conservation Voters Independent Expenditure Committee $50,000 $50,000
10 SEIU Wisconsin State Council Independent Expenditure Committee $45,000 $45,000
11 Milwaukee Police Association Political Action Committee $40,500 $20,250
12 Charter Communications, Inc. Wisconsin Political Action Committee $35,000 $35,000
13 Republican Party of Langlade County $32,988 $90
14 Friends of Devin LeMahieu $22,679 $100
15 Republican Party of Rock County $22,106 $102
16 Roth For Wisconsin $21,823 $50
17 Democratic Party of Jefferson County $21,594 $100
18 AT&T Wisconsin Employee PAC $20,705 $3
19 Friends of Brent Jacobson $20,236 $100
20 Republican Party of Wisconsin $18,706 $140
21 Republican Party of Kenosha County $17,357 $101
22 Together With Jeff Smith $16,225 $50
23 WHCA-WiCAL PAC $15,535 $250
24 Friends of Sara Rodriguez For Wisconsin $15,520 $50
25 Democratic Party of Green County $14,427 $225
26 Taxpayers for Marklein $14,329 $100
27 Quinn for Assembly $14,315 $250
28 Friends of Maria Lazar $14,009 $100
29 Volunteers for Agriculture VFA $13,656 $10
30 8th Congressional District Democratic Party $12,921 $50
31 Milwaukee Professional Firefighters Local 215 $12,681 $2
32 Wisconsin Laborers District Council $11,145 $3
33 Wisconsin Bankers Association PAC $11,022 $1,261
34 Green Lake County Republican Organization $10,289 $50
35 Wisconsin Pipe Trades Assn PAC $10,283 $3
36 Waukesha County Democratic Party $9,271 $10
37 Winnebago County Republican Party $9,138 $50
38 WI Nurses PAC (WIN PAC) $8,984 $200
39 Winnebago County Democratic Party $8,750 $55
40 Wisconsin Credit Union Legislative Action Fund $8,469 $2
41 Ramthun For Assembly $8,424 $25
42 Republican Party of Walworth County $8,257 $50
43 Republican Party of Marathon County $8,238 $100
44 Comm to Elect Bob Donovan $7,826 $3,913
45 Taylor County Republican Party $7,689 $40
46 Waukesha County Republican Party $7,482 $43
47 Riemer for Assembly $7,255 $25
48 Friends of Greta Neubauer $7,140 $50
49 Novak For Assembly $7,076 $100
50 Building A Better WI $7,055 $135


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