WORKING FAMILIES PARTY
2025–2026 federal contribution records · FEC Schedule A
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2025–2026 federal contribution records · FEC Schedule A
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Reported contributor groups, with evidence-based name-variant matching; not verified unique people · 10 per page
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Reported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · BROOKLYN, NY, 11238 · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY · Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society · ORGANIZER · 2 transaction rows
100% DemocraticDerived from contributionsReported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · BROOKLYN, NY, 11221 · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY · Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society · ATTORNEY · 20 transaction rows
100% DemocraticDerived from contributionsEvidence-based cluster of 2 reported identities; not a verified identity merge · LOS ANGELES, CA, 90027 · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY · Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society · ORGANIZER · 17 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsEvidence-based cluster of 2 reported identities; not a verified identity merge · LONG BEACH, NY, 11561 · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY · Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society · NATIONAL DIRECTOR · 14 transaction rows
93% DemocraticDerived from contributionsReported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · DENVER, CO, 80212 · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY · Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society · REGIONAL DIRECTOR · 5 transaction rows
100% DemocraticDerived from contributionsReported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · BAKERSFIELD, CA, 93306 · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY · Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society · SENIOR ORGANIZER · 5 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsEvidence-based cluster of 2 reported identities; not a verified identity merge · MADISON, WI, 53704 · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY · Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society · WI POLITICAL DIRECTOR · 11 transaction rows
100% DemocraticDerived from contributionsReported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · BROOKLYN, NY, 11209 · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY · Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society · COMMUNICATIONS DITECTOR · 2 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsReported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · PROVIDENCE, RI, 02908 · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY · Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society · RI POLITICAL DIRECTOR · 2 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsReported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · CHICAGO, IL, 60647 · WORKING FAMILIES PARTY · Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society · STRATEGIST · 6 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsWhere the contributions went · 10 per page
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Hybrid PAC (qualified) · BROOKLYN, NY · 17 transaction rows
100% DemocraticDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · BROOKLYN, NY · VALDEZ, CLAIRE · U.S. House NY 07 · 16 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · BLOOMFIELD, NJ · MEJIA, ANALILIA · U.S. House NJ 11 · 6 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · VISALIA, CA · VILLEGAS, RANDY · U.S. House CA 22 · 16 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · LANSING, MI · LAWRENCE, WILLIAM · U.S. House MI 07 · 13 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · NEW YORK, NY · AVILA CHEVALIER, DARIALIZA · U.S. House NY 13 · 7 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · NEW YORK, NY · LANDER, BRAD MR. · U.S. House NY 10 · 3 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · CORONA, NY · OCASIO-CORTEZ, ALEXANDRIA · U.S. House NY 14 · 2 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsParty committee (qualified) · SACRAMENTO, CA · 4 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · EASTLAKE, CO · BACA-OEHLERT, AMIE · U.S. House CO 08 · 3 transaction rows
DemocraticDerived from contributionsIndividual transactions · 10 per page
Dates below are the FEC-reported contribution dates, not filing or import dates. These are individual contributions grouped by the reported employer field, not contributions by a company.
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The Working Families Party is a political organization and minor political party in the United States. According to its official site and multiple research sources, it is a multiracial party that recruits, trains, and runs candidates for public office while advocating for progressive policies. Since it is a political party/nonprofit organization rather than a government entity or a commercial business, it is classified under Nonprofit, Labor & Civil Society.
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