Campaign spending: Top 1st quarter political donation recipients in Arizona in 2020

Campaign spending: Top 1st quarter political donation recipients in Arizona in 2020
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These were the political organizations that received the most money in campaign donations in Arizona from January 1 to March 31, 2020.

First quarter top campaign contribution recipients
Campaign Committee Candidate Amount
Mark Kelly for Senate Mark Kelly $5,622,623
McSally for Senate Inc Martha Mcsally $3,730,090
Hiral for Congress Hiral Vyas Tipirneni $372,553
Kyrsten Sinema for Congress Kyrsten Sinema $207,732
Tom O’Halleran for Congress Tom O’Halleran $194,119
Friends of David Schweikert David S. Schweikert $166,405
Stanton for Congress Greg Stanton $143,528
Tiffany Shedd for Congress Committee Tiffany Shedd $134,337
Ruden for Congress Noran Eric Ruden $133,707
Kirkpatrick for Congress Ann Kirkpatrick $91,477
Debbie Lesko for Congress Debbie Lesko $83,032
Gallego for Arizona Ruben Gallego $75,172
Shay Stautz for Congress Shay Stautz $53,756
Eva Putzova for Congress Eva Putzova $38,226
Karl Gentles for Congress Karl E. Gentles $32,068
Martin for Freedom Brandon Ray Martin $26,333
Paul Gosar for Congress Paul Anthony Gosar $24,175
Reidhead for Congress Nolan Quinn Reidhead $22,709
Anita for Arizona Anita Malik $19,635
Adam Kokesh American Referendum Project Adam Kokesh $12,729
Joan Greene for Congress Joan Greene $6,550
Muscato for Congress Michael Archangel Muscato $2,575
Dave Giles for Congress David Victor Giles $2,250
Demand Daniel for US Senate Daniel McCarthy $2,050
Tutora for Congress Nicholas Tutora $1,201
Friends of Bob Olsen 4 Congress Robert Olsen $1,100
Delina Disanto for Congress Delina Disanto $860
Joseph Morgan for Congress Joseph David Morgan $700
Jimmy Rodriguez for Congress Jimmy Rodriguez $95


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