Madison Reporter

The Committee to Elect a Republican Senate, a legislative campaign committee committee, received $115,193 during the week ending Oct. 24.

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.

Here are the 36 contributions that Committee to Elect a Republican Senate received during the week ending Oct. 24, according to the Wisconsin Campaign Finance Information System.

Date	Contributor	Amount
2020/10/23	Friends of Mary	$15,000
2020/10/23	Citizens for Tiffany	$15,000
2020/10/19	Citizens for Dale Kooyenga	$15,000
2020/10/19	Taxpayers for Kapenga	$15,000
2020/10/19	Keith Gilkes	$12,500
2020/10/23	Billie Kubly	$10,000
2020/10/23	Charter Communications Wisconsin Political Action Committee, Inc.	$6,000
2020/10/23	Milwaukee Professional Firefighters Local 215	$5,000
2020/10/19	AbbVie	$5,000
2020/10/19	Microsoft Corporation, PAC	$4,000
2020/10/19	The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Political Action Committee	$3,000
2020/10/23	LKQ Corporation Employee Good Government Fund	$2,500
2020/10/19	Michael Kachel	$1,000
2020/10/23	3M Company Federal, PAC	$1,000
2020/10/19	Michelle Mettner	$1,000
2020/10/19	Diane Zore	$1,000
2020/10/19	Christopher C. Conlon	$600
2020/10/19	Steven J. Steinhoff	$400
2020/10/19	Jerry M. Bauer	$350
2020/10/19	Damond Boatwright	$250
2020/10/19	Jodi Bloch	$250
2020/10/19	Jessica A. Frahm	$163
2020/10/18	Marina Kropp	$150
2020/10/19	Mark L. Anderson	$125
2020/10/19	James McFarland	$100
2020/10/19	Herbert Levin	$100
2020/10/19	Joseph P. Hildebrandt	$100
2020/10/19	Sarah Oberthaler	$100
2020/10/19	Tom F. Farrell	$100
2020/10/19	William A. Behm	$100
2020/10/19	Thomas A. Gorman	$100
2020/10/19	Charles O. Miller	$50
2020/10/19	Mark R. Wierman	$50
2020/10/19	Stanley Tew	$35
2020/10/19	Steven Behm	$35
2020/10/19	James Nitzsche	$35