Which political committees received the most in contributions during week ending Oct. 15?

Which political committees received the most in contributions during week ending Oct. 15?
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Here are the 50 political committees that received the most money from contributions during the week ending Oct. 15, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State.

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.

Committees receiving the most contributions during week ending Oct. 15
Committee Amount Average contribution amount
Pennsylvania House Democratic Campaign Committee $3,020,555 $188,785
Shapiro for Pennsylvania $2,496,100 $604
FFPA $1,900,000 $1,900,000
Pennsylvania Democratic Party $726,775 $66,070
Friends of Doug Mastriano $568,578 $408
Pennsylvania Fund for Change $525,000 $262,500
Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania $495,000 $247,500
House Republican Campaign Committee $384,050 $12,802
DAGA Pennsylvania $289,049 $4,899
Republican State Leadership Committee & Individual Account, PAC $200,000 $100,000
Democratic State Senate Campaign Committee $194,264 $14,943
Lawpac $155,668 $514
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Political Action Committee $152,693 $2,349
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Political Action Committee $152,693 $2,349
Patriots for Coleman $149,000 $14,900
Friends of Frank Farry $126,377 $3,510
Friends of Frank Farry $126,377 $3,510
Friends of Matt Bradford $120,000 $1,905
Senate Republican Campaign Committee $119,775 $14,972
Friends of Todd Stephens, Inc. $117,205 $16,744
DGA Victory Fund $109,410 $5,758
Friends Of Rosemary Brown $104,723 $7,480
Republican State Leadership Committee Ie Committee $104,297 $52,149
Friends of Cindy Kink $100,491 $12,561
K. C. Tomlinson for State Representative $99,218 $16,536
Friends of Mark Moffa $95,223 $2,721
Forward Majority Action Pennsylvania $94,000 $94,000
Republican Accountability, PAC $90,810 $90,810
The Boeing Company Political Action Committee $88,093 $45
Friends of Arvind Venkat $88,090 $1,376
The for America’s Future – Pennsylvania, PAC $82,011 $3,417
Lindsey Williams for Pennsylvania $72,488 $1,250
Friends of Joanna Mcclinton $72,140 $4,008
Bucks County Republican Committee $68,700 $2,748
Friends of Tim Mcgonigle $67,600 $4,829
Citizens for Hughes $67,552 $1,876
People for Robert Matzie $64,450 $2,222
Friends of Jessica Florio $62,543 $6,254
Friends of Tracy Pennycuick $60,012 $6,001
Friends of Bryan Cutler $58,750 $2,670
Koch Industries Political Action Committee, Inc. $57,800 $43
Friends of Paul Takac $56,964 $850
Elevance Health Political Action Committee, Inc. $56,108 $60
Browning for State Senate $51,845 $2,160
Responsible Citizens for Economic Progress $50,500 $10,100
UnitedHealth Group Incorporated, PAC $50,177 $120
Progressive Turnout Project $50,113 $42
Benninghoff for Representative $49,364 $3,085
NextEra Energy Political Action Committee, Inc. $44,494 $35
We Believe in Lori Mizgorski $43,055 $4,784


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