GovMoneyGraph2023–2024
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Top 20 Employers by Democratic money

The 20 employers with the most democratic money in the 2023–2024 election cycle, ranked by contributions from donors who reported this employer, each linked to its own record.

Unemployed$1,719,584,115of $1,753,054,690 in allAn employment status donors reported, not an organization.Self-employed$603,441,425of $1,272,835,254 in allAn employment status donors reported, not an organization.Not Reported$419,873,361of $555,142,230 in allDonors who reported no employer, counted together.Retired$252,129,771of $1,426,435,232 in allAn employment status donors reported, not an organization.Asana$51,017,090of $51,018,108 in allBloomberg L.P.$49,541,936of $51,217,802 in allGreylock Partners$32,198,536of $34,849,339 in allNEA$28,352,857of $28,438,692 in allAlphabet/Google$20,276,723of $22,013,941 in allLone Pine Capital$18,185,000of $19,304,800 in allNetflix$15,754,545of $15,862,803 in allRenaissance Technologies$15,551,780of $16,444,943 in allEuclidean Capital$15,014,800of $15,015,580 in allRipple$14,583,383of $15,241,093 in allState Of Illinois$12,983,569of $13,155,060 in allSimons Foundation$11,984,402of $11,984,902 in allQuadrivium Foundation$11,229,350of $11,479,350 in allMicrosoft$9,898,935of $12,449,365 in allThe Baupost Group$9,861,071of $9,962,221 in allBain Capital$9,702,714of $10,550,868 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 →