Which political committees received the most across Pennsylvania in contributions during July?

By Keystone Today

Aug 1, 2022

Here are the 50 Pennsylvania political committees that received the most money from contributions during July, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State.

Shapiro for Pennsylvania was the committee with the largest contributions, receiving $6.9 million during July.

Donations made to political groups or candidates must be disclosed under state law for greater transparency in elections.

The highest amount received by a Pennsylvania candidate in 2022 was nearly $75 million.

Individuals donated more than $209 million to political causes in 2022, which is higher than the 2018 total for individuals during a year with a mid-term election.

Top Pennsylvania committees ranked by total contributions in July

Rank	Committee	Amount	Median contribution amount
1	Shapiro for Pennsylvania	$6,873,447	$50
2	Commonwealth Leaders Fund	$3,520,150	$20,000
3	DGA Victory Fund	$2,925,498	$5,000
4	The for America's Future - Pennsylvania, PAC	$1,731,652	$2,500
5	Pennsylvania SEIU COPE	$1,000,248	$10
6	Pennsylvania Fund for Change	$755,000	$377,500
7	House Republican Campaign Committee	$532,197	$500
8	Iowa Democratic Party: Pennsylvania	$521,987	$15
9	Pennsylvania Democratic Party	$442,635	$50
10	Friends of Doug Mastriano	$350,360	$50
11	RSLC Keystone, PAC	$346,713	$25
12	Conservation Voters of Pennsylvania Action Fund	$325,000	$325,000
13	Senate Republican Campaign Committee	$271,955	$1,000
14	Pennsylvania House Democratic Campaign Committee	$258,236	$3,443
15	International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Political Action Committee	$223,267	$498
16	Democratic State Senate Campaign Committee	$215,649	$500
17	Committee for a Better Tomorrow	$191,074	$100
18	International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental, & Reinforcing, Iron Workers	$162,147	$20
19	The Boeing Company Political Action Committee	$154,441	$20
20	Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Political Action Committee	$151,532	$28
21	International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98 Committee on Political Education	$147,810	$50
22	Cigna Corporation Employee Political Action Committee	$141,244	$10
23	Environment America Action Fund	$132,065	$20
24	Lindsey Williams for Pennsylvania	$130,022	$50
25	Friends of Joanna McClinton	$129,400	$1,000
26	Koch Industries Political Action Committee, Inc.	$124,880	$21
27	Friends of Kim Ward	$123,750	$1,000
28	Friends of Tracy Pennycuick	$117,898	$500
29	UnitedHealth Group Incorporated, PAC	$116,109	$38
30	Elevance Health Political Action Committee, Inc.	$104,221	$28
31	Psea-Pace for State Elections	$97,967	$52
32	Marathon Petroleum Corporation Employees Political Action Committee	$97,180	$12
33	FedEx Corporation Political Action Committee	$93,906	$7
34	NextEra Energy Political Action Committee, Inc.	$89,974	$19
35	American Property Casualty Insurance Association Political Action Committee	$89,646	$31
36	Northeast Leadership Fund	$88,700	$1,100
37	HNTB Holdings PAC, Ltd.	$84,532	$30
38	MariaforPA	$83,650	$100
39	Browning for State Senate	$82,005	$200
40	Afscme Council 13	$78,991	$10
41	Friends of Melissa Cerrato	$78,383	$50
42	Represent, PAC	$78,242	$100
43	Merck & Co., Employees Political Action Committee, Inc.	$75,623	$21
44	Eli Lilly and Company Political Action Committee	$75,513	$16
45	Friends of Joe Pittman	$74,096	$500
46	Montgomery County Democratic Committee	$73,325	$150
47	United Steelworkers Political Action Fund	$70,933	$10
48	Citizens for Joshua Kail	$70,625	$1,000
49	Williams for Senate	$70,000	$70,000
50	Pennsylvania Future Fund	$64,500	$2,500