What political committees received the most in contributions during February?

By Kenosha Reporter

Mar 28, 2021

Here are the 34 political committees that received money from contributions during February, according to the Wisconsin Campaign Finance Information System.

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 (February)

Rank	Committee	Amount	Median contribution amount
1	Friends of Judge Shelley Grogan	$72,065	$100
2	Republican Party of Wisconsin	$58,734	$5,421
3	WEAC PAC	$45,800	$2
4	Underly for WI	$23,510	$50
5	Pridemore for Assembly	$8,998	$4,499
6	Shandowlyon for State Superintendent	$8,600	$25
7	Democratic Party of Wisconsin	$7,750	$35
8	MTEA PAC Fund	$7,060	$2
9	Jane for Judge	$6,056	$525
10	Lavey for Judge	$5,500	$2,750
11	Jagler For Assembly	$5,421	$5,421
12	Kunesh for Assembly	$4,751	$250
13	Troy for State Superintendent	$4,275	$100
14	Committee for District Attorney Diehn	$4,000	$4,000
15	Angela Cunningham for Judge	$3,950	$250
16	WEAC Region 6 Political Action Committee	$3,926	$1
17	Kerr for Wisconsin Kids	$3,000	$1,000
18	Vince Kurta for Bayfield County Judge	$1,737	$1,737
19	Friends of Debbie Jacques	$1,725	$60
20	A. O. Smith Political Action Committee	$1,515	$25
21	Gabriele for Judge	$1,250	$1,250
22	Committee To Elect Vocke	$1,068	$1,068
23	Re-Elect Judge Kendall Kelley	$1,000	$1,000
24	REALTORS Political Action Committee - Wisconsin	$950	$25
25	Rick Cveykus for Wisconsin	$500	$500
26	Kegel for Judge	$275	$75
27	Schmitz for State Senate	$250	$250
28	Racine Education Assn PAC	$232	$0.3
29	Republican Party of Jackson County WI	$229	$115
30	KrullforSchools	$210	$100
31	Pfeuffer for Judge	$180	$180
32	Winker for Wisconsin	$145	$25
33	Roth for Judge	$135	$50
34	Hillipson for Judge	$100	$100