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Missouri political committees that received the most contributions during week ending Feb. 18

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Here are the 50 political committees that received the largest financial contributions during the week ending Feb. 18, according to the Missouri Ethics Commission.

Missouri's Constitution doesn't impose limits for donation for local elections, but some local municipalities have enacted contribution limits.

Individuals donated more than $65 million to political causes in 2022, which is higher than the 2018 total for individuals during a year with a mid-term election.

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.

Despite this legislation, disclosures of political contributions can be unclear or murky due to gaps in information and misreporting.

Data about contributions during a month are often incomplete and updated at the end of the quarter.

Top Missouri committees ranked by total contributions in week ending Feb. 18
RankCommitteeAmountMedian contribution amount
1Enterprise Holdings, Inc. PAC$130,603$200
2Uniting Missouri PAC$35,000$35,000
3House Republican Campaign Committee, Inc$30,000$30,000
4Missouri Agrees$29,630$250
5AGC of MO PAC$29,362$1,012
6Friends of SPS$26,275$375
7American Dream PAC$25,000$25,000
8H-PAC$20,550$10,275
9Common Sense Kansas City$20,000$20,000
921st Century St. Louis PAC$20,000$5,000
11Bailey for Missouri$19,300$500
12Believe in Life and Liberty - BILL PAC$15,756$10
13Clay County Democratic Central Committee$14,297$105
14Brunner for School Board$13,931$104
15Citizens for Callie Carroll$11,932$375
16Ameren Corporation Federal Political Action Committee (Ameren FEDPAC)$11,191$40
17Friends For Chuck Basye$10,521$100
18SPENCER FOR ALDERMAN$10,335$100
19Adam Layne for STL$9,770$125
20James Page for Ward 14$9,450$375
21Malek for Missouri$8,475$2,825
22Eigel For Missouri$8,297$152
23Citizens for Tina Sweet-T Pihl$7,950$500
24Friends of Mike Gras$7,580$500
25Friends Of Holly Rehder$7,400$1,750
26Duncan for KC$7,165$100
27Friends of Brad Bates$6,400$100
28Committee To Elect Crispin Rea$6,225$1,613
29Lindsay French for KC$5,950$2,975
30Citizens for Rasheen Aldridge$5,935$100
31Progress PAC$5,750$1,500
32Proposition Safe Schools$5,700$1,000
33Justin Short for KC$5,610$425
34Derek Lee for Council$5,382$500
35Megan Green For St. Louis$5,287$50
36Dr. Shafe for Health Board$5,225$200
37Joe Vollmer For Alderman$5,200$2,600
38Shurita Thomas-Tate for School Board$4,988$152
39Citizens To Elect Mike Kehoe$4,900$1,000
40Lucas For KC$4,877$25
41Citizens For Frank White Jr$4,750$2,375
42Sonnier for STL$4,725$88
43Committee to Elect Melissa Patterson Hazley$4,640$200
44Committee to Elect Don Hood$4,519$350
45Freedom Incorporated$4,350$750
45Friends Of Joe Vaccaro Inc$4,350$1,000
47Landon McCarter For SPS School Board$4,130$500
48MADA DEALERS INTERESTED IN GOVERNMENT$4,085$570
49NOCO United Professional FF PAC$4,027$4,027
50MOSFA PAC Inc$3,995$25

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