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 28 contributions that Democratic Party of Wisconsin received during the week ending Oct. 31, according to the Wisconsin Campaign Finance Information System.
Date | Contributor | Amount |
---|---|---|
2020/10/29 | State Senate Democratic Community | $267,600 |
2020/10/28 | State Senate Democratic Community | $151,250 |
2020/10/28 | Stacy Herzing | $100,000 |
2020/10/28 | Amanda WhiteEagle for Wisconsin | $76,700 |
2020/10/30 | Lynde B. Uihlein | $50,000 |
2020/10/30 | Michael Sacks | $50,000 |
2020/10/29 | Judith Rubin | $50,000 |
2020/10/29 | Robert Rubin | $50,000 |
2020/10/27 | Dale Leibowitz | $50,000 |
2020/10/29 | Friends of Jacob Malinowski | $44,000 |
2020/10/29 | Friends Of Steve Doyle | $40,000 |
2020/10/28 | Friends of Sarah for Assembly | $40,000 |
2020/10/30 | Wiliam Haney | $25,000 |
2020/10/30 | Daniel Lubetzky | $25,000 |
2020/10/30 | Stacy Herzing | $25,000 |
2020/10/29 | Scott Shenker | $25,000 |
2020/10/28 | Anthony Nicoletti | $25,000 |
2020/10/30 | Antonia Grilikhes-Lasky | $15,000 |
2020/10/29 | Sebastian Scripps | $15,000 |
2020/10/27 | Assembly Democratic Camp Community | $11,571 |
2020/10/28 | Anne Bartley | $10,000 |
2020/10/26 | John Noel | $10,000 |
2020/10/30 | Lisa Schwartz | $5,000 |
2020/10/28 | Eileen Immerman | $2,500 |
2020/10/28 | Steven Immerman | $2,500 |
2020/10/29 | Alva Greenberg | $1,000 |
2020/10/28 | David Andre | $1,000 |
2020/10/28 | Alec Bash | $1,000 |