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 third-quarter campaign contribution recipients
Campaign Committee | Candidate | Amount |
---|---|---|
Kendra Horn for Congress | Kendra Horn | $1,000,021 |
Abby Broyles for U.S. Senate | Abby Broyles | $547,803 |
Neese for Congress | Terry Neese | $299,925 |
Hern for Congress | Kevin R. Hern | $256,500 |
Bice for Congress | Stephanie Bice | $231,837 |
Cole for Congress | Tom Jeffrey Cole | $152,650 |
Mullin for Congress | Markwayne Mullin | $43,250 |
David Hill for Oklahoma, Inc. | David Kimmell Hill Sr. | $18,189 |
Lucas for Congress | Frank D. Lucas | $12,950 |
Janet Barresi for Congress | Janet Barresi | $12,150 |
JJ Stitt for US Senate | J.J. Stitt | $5,849 |
Danyell Lanier for Congress | Danyell Lanier | $4,874 |
Nesbit for Senate | April Nesbit | $700 |
Joan Farr for U.S. Senate | Joan Farr | $106 |