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Which Missouri political committees received the most contributions during week ending March 4?

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Here are the 50 political committees that received the largest financial contributions during the week ending March 4, 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 March 4
RankCommitteeAmountMedian contribution amount
1Northland Strong PAC$67,786$2,000
2Progress PAC$39,100$500
3Friends of SPS$37,973$1,000
4Quad County Emergency Services PAC$30,000$30,000
5Believe in Life and Liberty - BILL PAC$24,256$10
6American Dream PAC$22,000$3,250
7Liberty and Justice PAC$19,350$19,350
8Schoeller For Missouri$15,650$1,000
9Missouri Senate Campaign Committee$15,000$15,000
9Leadership Counts$15,000$15,000
11Bailey for Missouri$14,125$2,825
12Enterprise Holdings, Inc. PAC$13,977$63
13Malek for Missouri$13,300$2,825
14Shurita Thomas-Tate for School Board$11,934$156
15Machinists District No. 9 PAC$11,360$200
16Citizens for Scharf$11,352$2,825
17Vote Yes Committee$11,250$1,000
18Ameren Corporation Federal Political Action Committee (Ameren FEDPAC)$11,091$40
19SPENCER FOR ALDERMAN$11,025$250
20Builders Association PAC$10,400$125
21Citizens for Callie Carroll$10,245$500
22AGC of MO PAC$9,350$250
23MO Broadband Providers PAC$8,800$1,300
24Brunner for School Board$8,465$100
25Lucas For KC$8,300$1,000
26James Page for Ward 14$7,956$425
27Taneyhills Library Inc. Beyond Books Campaign$7,473$7,473
28Neoshos Future 2-0$7,350$1,125
29Committee To Elect Andrea Bough$7,050$1,475
30ADVANCE$7,048$200
31Committee to Elect Melissa Patterson Hazley$6,575$100
32Citizens To Elect Mike Kehoe$6,500$1,750
33Committee to Elect Michael Browning$6,159$225
34Committee To Elect Pam Boyd$6,150$750
35Eigel For Missouri$6,131$25
36Dan Borgmeyer for Mayor$6,000$1,000
37Webber for Boone County$5,900$1,700
38MOU for Prop E$5,715$100
39Citizens For Chesterfield's Future$5,500$2,000
40Katie Bellis for Saint Louis$5,415$50
41Friends Of Joe Vaccaro Inc$5,250$500
42Beck For Missouri$5,200$250
43Citizens For Ken McClure$5,100$500
44Daniela Velazquez for Saint Louis$5,040$100
45KC United PAC$5,000$5,000
45The People for Shedrick Kelley$5,000$2,500
47Megan Green For St. Louis$4,468$35
48Committee to Elect Mark Morgan Maries County Sheriff$4,314$4,314
49KC4DICAPO$4,150$100
50Citizens for a Better Robertson$4,135$100

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