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Which political committees received the most in contributions during May?

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Here are the 50 political committees that received the largest amount of money from contributions during May, 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.

Top committees ranked by total contributions (May)
RankCommitteeAmountAverage Contribution
1Senate Republican Campaign Committee$1,421,550$7,180
2House Republican Campaign Committee$1,181,856$3,220
3Commonwealth Leaders Fund$1,090,000$272,500
4Pennsylvania Democratic Party$592,785$11,185
5International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98 Committee on Political Education$503,279$169
6George Scott for Pennsylvania 15$435,000$17,400
7Friends of Marty Flynn$389,832$2,074
8Chermak for Pennsylvania$385,066$4,696
9Judge Brobson for Supreme Court$327,275$2,661
10Exelon Corporation Political Action Committee$301,243$408
11Friends of Ilan Zur, PAC$265,000$11,042
12Citizens for Hughes$236,650$3,944
13Republican State Leadership Committee Judicial Fairness Initiative$221,572$55,393
14International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Political Action Committee$217,569$1,500
15Allegheny County Justice for All$201,268$33,545
16Duane Morris Government Committee, LLP$190,000$1,743
17The Boeing Company Political Action Committee$179,044$40
18Allegheny County Republican Committee$166,270$819
19Erie Insurance Political Action Committee$158,760$180
20People for Peduto$157,771$980
21Pennsylvania Future Fund$152,500$6,932
22Democratic State Senate Campaign Committee$147,000$11,308
23Maria McLaughlin for Supreme Court$131,053$2,016
24Citizens for Patrick Browne$118,350$2,233
25Cigna Corporation Employee Political Action Committee$113,834$33
26Philadelphia Democratic Campaign Committee of Philadelphia$112,750$7,517
27Jessel Costa for Judge$103,050$3,553
28Psea-Pace for State Elections$102,165$50
29Seiu Caregivers Action$100,000$100,000
29Local 0032BJ Pennsylvania American Dream Fund$100,000$100,000
29Padova for Judge$100,000$1,786
32International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers$91,550$156
33Friends of Megan Sullivan$91,492$1,005
34FedEx Corporation Political Action Committee$91,436$32
35Cozen O'Connor Political Action Committee$91,040$170
36Keep Judge Beemer Committee$90,983$2,843
37Aument for Senate$90,900$2,755
38Friends of Joanna Mcclinton$89,020$4,239
39Pennsylvania First$88,000$3,385
40Committee for a Better Tomorrow$87,233$2,181
41DLCC Pennsylvania$86,990$260
42Crompton for Judge$83,291$3,085
43Bucks County Republican Committee$81,055$1,501
44International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Political Action Together Political Committee$80,889$12
45Pennsylvania Realtors, PAC$77,794$347
46Citizens for John Yudichak$76,934$1,923
47Pennsylvania Automotive Association, PAC$74,525$1,553
48Northeast Democratic Club$71,500$7,944
49Alexandra Kokura Kravitz for Judge$69,452$649
50Friends of Chris Hall$65,459$2,257

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