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Illinois Senate subcommittee: 3 members (2 Democrats, 1 Republicans), who raised $1,376,690 in their latest races.

Members

MemberRoleRaised
Mattie Hunter D
State Senator District 3
Sub-Chair$349,246
Napoleon Harris D
State Senator District 15
Sub-Vice-Chair$323,500
Sue Rezin R
State Senator District 38
Member$703,944

Where its members' money comes from

IndividualsBusinessesTrade, professional and issue groupsLabor unionsParties and legislative caucusesOther candidates and officeholdersTheir own money and committees

Donors funding the most of its members

DonorMembers fundedGiven to them
Chicago Land Operators Joint Labor-Management PAC Labor unions3 of 3$45,000
Sports Betting Alliance Trade, professional and issue groups3 of 3$15,000
Accel Entertainment Gaming, LLC Businesses3 of 3$13,500
J & J Ventures Gaming LLC Businesses3 of 3$10,000
PCI Gaming Authority Businesses3 of 3$8,000
UPSPAC Trade, professional and issue groups3 of 3$6,000
Illinois CPAs for Political Action Trade, professional and issue groups3 of 3$4,900
Illinois Federation of Teachers COPE Labor unions3 of 3$4,500
Kasper & Nottage, PC Businesses3 of 3$4,000
PhRMA Trade, professional and issue groups3 of 3$3,000
Associated Fire Fighters of IL PAC Fund Labor unions3 of 3$2,500
Phillips 66 Company Businesses3 of 3$1,750
PayPal, Inc. Businesses3 of 3$1,000
I.P.A.C.E. Trade, professional and issue groups2 of 3$55,000
Midwest Gaming & Entertainment, LLC Businesses2 of 3$25,000
Illinois Hospital Association PAC Trade, professional and issue groups2 of 3$23,000
Marquis Energy LLC Businesses2 of 3$22,000
Ameren Illinois Businesses2 of 3$15,870
VGW Luckyland Inc. Businesses2 of 3$11,000
McDonald's Businesses2 of 3$10,000

Donors who gave to two or more state candidates, ranked by how many of this committee's members they gave to in each member's latest race.

Seats are the current General Assembly's, from ilga.gov; money is what each member's campaign committees reported for their latest race (this cycle's, or 2024's for senators midway through a term).