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Which political committees received the most in contributions during February?

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Here are the 50 political committees that received the largest amount of money from contributions during February, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State.

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 committees ranked by total contributions (February)
RankCommitteeAmountAverage Contribution
1International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98 Committee on Political Education$433,418$205
2International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers$223,135$922
3House Republican Campaign Committee$175,620$1,582
4Pennsylvania Future Fund$157,500$15,750
5Maria McLaughlin for Supreme Court$157,000$6,038
6Seiu Healthcare Pennsylvania Cope$150,000$150,000
7Cozen O'Connor Political Action Committee$115,865$215
8Pennsylvania SEIU Cope$100,204$25,051
9FedEx Corporation Political Action Committee$88,658$31
10AFSCME Council 13$84,288$680
11Friends of Matt Weintraub$75,576$1,219
12FirstEnergy Corporation Political Action Committee$67,718$58
13Friends of Dan Sulman$66,440$841
14Friends of Laura Dennis$63,300$2,638
15Hobbs for Judge$54,960$1,718
16TBB, PAC$54,500$10,900
17Local 0066 Club, PAC$53,955$13,489
18Voteneft$53,325$1,270
19Friends of Christina Hale$52,350$1,870
20Chuck Porter for Judge$52,300$1,276
21Jessel Costa for Judge$50,750$3,625
22United Steelworkers Political Action Fund$50,745$27
23Mary Walsh Dempsey for Judge$50,743$695
24Turner for Judge, PAC$49,795$905
25Jay Costa Jr for State Senate$46,750$2,033
26Elect Cateria R. McCabe Judge$43,543$2,903
27International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Political Action Together Political Committee$40,732$83
28Fairness Pennsylvania$40,000$20,000
29Paul Ware for Judge$39,378$606
30Elect Jill Beck$39,171$299
31Judge Spurgeon for Commonwealth Court$38,750$2,981
32Mike Regan for Senate$38,050$951
33Mcnees, PAC$37,224$591
34Craig Levin for Judge$36,363$866
35Kennedy Democrats$36,325$1,253
36Philadelphia Democratic Campaign Committee of Philadelphia$35,000$35,000
37Highmark of Highmark Inc. , PAC$33,459$32
38Judge Lane for Superior Court$32,452$382
39Gothie for Judge$31,650$6,330
40NiSource PAC, Inc.$31,283$89
41Keep Judge Elliot Howsie$31,245$417
41Keep Judge Elliot Howsie$31,245$417
43Judge Brobson for Supreme Court$31,100$5,183
44Pennsylvania. Horse Breeders Association$31,068$1,942
45HDR Employee Owners PAC, Inc.$30,542$21
46York County Republican Committee$30,073$970
47Vistra Employee Political Action Committee of Vistra Corporation$29,150$37
48Pennsylvania Beer Alliance$28,300$3,538
49Dauphin County Republican Committee$27,914$1,163
50Republican State Leadership Committee & Individual Account, PAC$27,500$9,167

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