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Who finds Raphael Warnock

Black Politics Now by Black Politics Now
December 18, 2024
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In the 2022 election cycle, fundraising efforts reached an impressive $180,898,147, with expenditures closely matching at $180,666,083. The campaign maintains $6,033,136 in cash reserves and holds no debt, reflecting strong fiscal management and strategic allocation of resources.

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) was Warnock’s most significant individual donor, providing a total of $926,278.Other contributors included leading corporations and PACs, showcasing diverse sources of support. Google Inc. emerged as the largest donor with a contribution of $530,227, followed by JStreetPAC with $399,297. Tech giants like Microsoft Corp. and Apple Inc. also made substantial contributions, with $250,737 and $198,306 respectively, highlighting the tech sector’s influence in political funding. Educational institutions were also key contributors, including Emory University ($191,828), Stanford University ($160,165), and the University of Washington ($129,828), reflecting significant support from academia.

The campaign drew heavily from specific industries, with retired individuals contributing a substantial $28,924,148, signaling strong support from this demographic. The education sector followed with $7,548,318, while law firms and lawyers added $6,858,973 to the funding pool. Health professionals provided $3,648,929, and the securities and investment sector contributed $3,240,234, demonstrating backing from both public service and private enterprise.

Sector-wise, the “Other” category led contributions with a total of $42,142,993, showing varied interests beyond conventional industry labels. Finance, insurance, and real estate collectively contributed $7,880,774, underscoring the financial sector’s substantial role. Legal and lobbying services amounted to $7,387,923, while the communication and electronics sectors provided $7,338,525. Ideology and single-issue organizations also had a notable presence, contributing $6,743,281.

Overall, these contributions reflect a broad spectrum of support across industries and sectors, from tech and finance to education and health, indicating a diverse coalition of interests rallying behind the campaign’s initiatives. Source: Open Secrets

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