Which political committees received the most in contributions during week ending September 27?

Which political committees received the most in contributions during week ending September 27?
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Here are the 50 political committees that received the largest amount of money from contributions during the week ending September 27, according to the North Carolina State Board of Elections.

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.

Committee Total Average contribution amount
Cooper for North Carolina $3,920,360 $1,568
North Carolina Democratic Party State $1,418,934 $3,000
Josh Stein for Attorney General $660,292 $988
Citizens for a Better North Carolina Senate $400,000 $400,000
Citizens for a Better North Carolina House $370,000 $185,000
North Carolina Republican Party $280,735 $7,388
North Carolina Democratic Leadership Committee (NCDLC) $270,000 $12,857
Holley for North Carolina $267,580 $1,858
Joyce Krawiec for North Carolina Senate $204,025 $29,146
Committee to Elect Dan Forest $174,323 $378
Mainstreet Merchants for a Better North Carolina $150,000 $150,000
Committee to Elect Amy Galey $148,192 $3,900
North Carolina House Republican Campaign Committee $140,000 $70,000
Old North PAC $136,803 $136,803
Elect Ed Goodwin $109,995 $7,333
North Carolina Senate Majority Fund $92,800 $15,467
Allen Wellons for North Carolina Senate $78,970 $191
Committee to Elect Ricky Hurtado $68,789 $101
The Committee to Elect Aimy Steele $65,930 $99
Committee to Elect Lisa Barnes $61,972 $12,394
Brian Farkas for North Carolina House $55,692 $82
Friends for Sydney Batch $53,303 $205
Donna Lake for North Carolina $51,120 $84
A Stronger North Carolina $50,000 $50,000
Kirk Deviere Campaign Committee $49,755 $465
Sarah for North Carolina $49,743 $169
Philip E. Berger Committee $48,620 $1,568
Citizens for JD Wooten $48,606 $89
Steve Troxler for North Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture $47,625 $481
Committee to Elect Christy Clark $45,982 $141
Mark Robinson for North Carolina $45,011 $212
Chief Justice Beasley Committee $42,235 $241
Committee to Elect Terri Legrand $40,875 $262
Committee to Elect Helen Probst Mills $40,813 $1,103
Ronnie for North Carolina $40,779 $381
Nelson Mullins Riley Scarborough State Local PAC $37,500 $182
Friends of Tim Moore $37,242 $1,330
Citizens Supporting Raleigh $35,520 $3,552
Citizens for Dan Blue $35,325 $2,717
Chaudhuri for New North Carolina $35,091 $225
Jon Hardister for North Carolina House $34,595 $2,035
Elect Nicole Quick for North Carolina $34,318 $66
Committee to Elect Graig Meyer $33,738 $359
Newby for Justice Committee $33,440 $577
Justice Mark Davis Committee $33,358 $402
Kimberly Hardy for North Carolina $31,969 $100
Committee to Elect Emily Nicholson $31,774 $85
Hunt for House $31,110 $291
Committee to Elect Michael Lee $29,282 $1,830
Lucy Inman for Justice $27,890 $306


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