Which political committees received the most in contributions during April?

Which political committees received the most in contributions during April?
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Here are the 29 political committees that received money from contributions during April, according to the Missouri Ethics 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.

Data about contributions during a month are often incomplete and updated at the end of the quarter.

Top committees ranked by total contributions (April)
Rank Committee Amount Median contribution amount
1 Enterprise Holdings, Inc. PAC $165,224 $45
2 Legal Missouri 2022 $100,700 $1,000
3 Baird for Mayor $4,000 $4,000
4 Friends of Rory Rowland $3,775 $300
5 Firefighters for Progress $1,287 $5
6 Committee to Elect Ron Sconce $1,200 $600
7 Dana M. Altieri for Judge $1,000 $1,000
7 Mike Moeller for Mayor $1,000 $1,000
9 Freedom Incorporated $915 $100
10 Vernon County Republican Committee $800 $100
11 Committee to Elect Mike Huff for Council $782 $391
12 Whiteis for Ward 3 $750 $750
12 Citizens to Elect Matthew Dirck $750 $375
14 28th Ward Democrats Campaign Committee $600 $200
15 Republican Central Committee City of St. Louis $575 $100
16 Show Me Integrity Action Fund $500 $250
17 Missouri National Education Association-PAC $480 $30
18 Committee to Elect Laura Arnold $430 $100
19 Mike Steinmeyer for A. Better Independence $383 $383
20 Lopez for Lee’s Summit $350 $175
20 Friends of Bob Johnson Committee $350 $175
22 Together Kansas City $250 $250
23 Southland Progress $245 $123
24 Franklin for Webster $236 $86
25 Wallace Ward for City Council $135 $68
26 Willoughby for Columbia $125 $63
27 Committee to Elect Brian McArthur $120 $120
28 Friends of Tom Herweck $60 $60
29 David Seamon for School Board $50 $50


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