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Campaign spending: Top 1st quarter political donation recipients in Michigan in 2019

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These were the political organizations that received the most money from campaign donations in Michigan from January 1 to March 31, 2019, according to the Federal Election Commission.

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 first-quarter campaign contribution recipients
Campaign CommitteeCandidateAmount
Peters for MichiganGary Peters$973,040
Haley Stevens for CongressHaley Stevens$418,747
Elissa Slotkin for CongressElissa Slotkin$399,199
Rashida Tlaib for CongressRashida Tlaib$247,246
Walberg for CongressTimothy L. Walberg$234,868
Justin Amash for CongressJustin Amash$103,651
Upton for All of USFrederick Stephen Upton$65,290
Stabenow 2012 Victory FundDebbie Stabenow$63,250
Moolenaar for CongressJohn Moolenaar$55,622
Huizenga for CongressWilliam P. Huizenga$51,000
Friends of Paul MitchellPaul Mitchell III$39,600
Debbie Dingell for CongressDebbie Dingell$28,925
Brenda Lawrence for CongressBrenda Lulenar Lawrence$24,600
Stabenow for US SenateDebbie Stabenow$21,657
Bill Wild for CongressWilliam R. Wild$10,350
Andy Levin for CongressAndy Levin$4,875
Committee to Elect Cathy Albro for CongressCatherine Albro$4,400
Friends of Brenda JonesBrenda Jones$2,000
Matt Longjohn for CongressMatt Longjohn$1,950
The Committee to Elect Emily RafiEmily E. Rafi$1,350
Committee to Elect Aida GrayAida Estrada Gray$1,349
Committee to Elect Rob DavidsonRobert Michael Davidson$1,300
Citizens for Anthony FeigAnthony Dean Feig$1,192
Ian Conyers for U.S. CongressIan Conyers$400
Friends of Jerry HilliardJerome C. Hilliard$300
Committee to Elect Morgan for MichiganMatthew Wade Morgan$150
Citizens for Sam BranscumSamuel Ray Branscum$55

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