GovMoneyGraph2023–2024
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Top 20 Cities by Democratic money

The 20 cities with the most democratic money in the 2023–2024 election cycle, ranked by contributions reported from addresses in the city, each linked to its own record.

NEW YORKNew York$481,991,329of $738,031,816 in allSAN FRANCISCOCalifornia$250,746,906of $277,689,672 in allWASHINGTONDistrict of Columbia$176,485,486of $229,012,503 in allLOS ANGELESCalifornia$161,547,337of $195,418,354 in allCHICAGOIllinois$152,281,105of $272,969,711 in allSEATTLEWashington$95,026,966of $103,131,213 in allBOSTONMassachusetts$86,619,483of $131,585,881 in allHOUSTONTexas$63,751,124of $165,450,901 in allPALO ALTOCalifornia$63,650,661of $74,795,716 in allDALLASTexas$51,509,617of $169,535,586 in allCAMBRIDGEMassachusetts$45,605,211of $47,717,042 in allBROOKLYNNew York$44,824,649of $55,002,316 in allGREENWICHConnecticut$44,295,746of $84,117,508 in allBEVERLY HILLSCalifornia$43,739,948of $55,766,992 in allAUSTINTexas$41,900,339of $285,572,671 in allOAKLANDCalifornia$40,956,596of $46,174,922 in allMENLO PARKCalifornia$37,849,787of $43,159,788 in allATLANTAGeorgia$37,492,303of $83,360,347 in allPHILADELPHIAPennsylvania$36,971,708of $45,155,674 in allBETHESDAMaryland$34,571,915of $40,283,355 in all

Rankings cover the 20 largest reported amounts and are rebuilt with each publication (last on ). A total is reported money, which is not a measure of influence. How to read the data →