Which political committees received the most in contributions during May?

Which political committees received the most in contributions during May?
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Here are the 50 political committees that received the most money from contributions during May, 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 (May)
Rank Committee Amount Median contribution amount
1 Legal Missouri 2022 $111,500 $10,000
2 Local 41 Political Action Fund $46,987 $46,987
3 Conservative Leaders of Missouri $40,000 $40,000
4 Teamsters Local Union No 688 Political Action Committee $26,261 $26,261
5 CLCP PAC $22,000 $2,500
6 Friends of Rusty Black $20,600 $500
7 Lathrop Gage Consulting Political Action Committee $20,000 $20,000
8 Teamsters Local 600 Drive PAC $18,285 $9,143
9 Missouri American Water Company Employees Political Action Committee $15,550 $10
10 Buchanan GOP PAC $13,355 $150
11 Conservative Solutions for Missouri PAC $11,000 $5,500
12 McCulloch for Judge $10,370 $250
13 Growth and Opportunity PAC $10,000 $2,500
13 Unified Democratic Township Organization LLC $10,000 $10,000
15 Friends of Bob Huston $9,500 $250
16 St. Louis County Democratic Central Committee $8,955 $250
17 Missouri Republican Party $8,393 $465
18 Friends for Mike Elam $8,051 $250
19 Missouri Chamber PAC $7,500 $3,750
20 MBA Truman Region PAC $6,198 $6,198
21 Charter Communications, Inc. Missouri PAC $5,877 $17
22 Boone County Democratic Committee $5,635 $40
23 St. Louis County Police Association PAC $5,400 $2,700
24 Friends to Elect Sylvester Taylor $5,275 $100
25 Local 610 Political Action Committee Fund $4,766 $2,383
26 MBA River Heritage Region PAC $4,500 $2,250
27 Electrical Workers Voluntary Political Education and Legislative Funds-Missouri $4,417 $4,417
28 Missouri Cable PAC $4,025 $4,025
29 Local 682 Teamsters PAC $3,770 $3,770
30 Citizens to Elect Waller $3,750 $375
31 Missouri Alliance PAC $3,500 $1,750
32 Clinton County Republican Central Committee $3,404 $3,404
33 Jason Withington A. Better Clay County $3,350 $500
34 MBA Pony Express Region PAC $3,037 $1,519
35 Citizens for the Parkway Community $3,000 $1,000
35 Haffner for Missouri $3,000 $1,000
37 TRI-County PAC $2,800 $900
38 MBA Mark Twain Region PAC $2,429 $2,429
39 Citizens to Elect Angela Mosley LLC $2,400 $2,400
39 Voices of the People $2,400 $2,400
41 Greene County Democratic Central Committee $2,363 $20
42 Chris Brown for Missouri House $2,350 $1,175
43 BAC ADC of Eastern Missouri PAC Fund $2,300 $400
44 Missouri Dental PAC $2,293 $50
45 MBA Ozark Region PAC $2,270 $2,270
46 Schnelting for Missouri $2,222 $250
47 MLPA Legislative Fund $2,140 $440
48 Missouri Asphalt Pavement Association Political Action Committee $2,125 $2,125
49 Citizens for Dean Vanschoiack $2,000 $2,000
50 PT-PAC of Missouri $1,875 $500


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