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Top 20 Occupations by Democratic money

The 20 occupations with the most democratic money in the 2025–2026 election cycle, ranked by contributions from donors who reported this occupation, each linked to its own record.

Not employed$777,901,057of $814,036,995 in allAn employment status donors reported, not an occupation.Retired$285,146,274of $881,571,748 in allAn employment status donors reported, not an occupation.Attorney$196,871,315of $273,131,627 in allChief Executive Officer$166,526,121of $750,968,166 in allInvestor$83,158,935of $132,968,262 in allPresident$82,157,145of $229,411,348 in allPhysician$76,251,372of $155,097,126 in allManager$65,384,901of $128,335,809 in allConsultant$63,745,111of $106,458,225 in allVice President$57,331,549of $179,659,770 in allPartner$45,666,163of $78,825,956 in allFounder$41,894,365of $100,558,165 in allReal Estate$41,476,801of $78,532,505 in allOwner$39,064,157of $136,339,633 in allSelf-employed$28,669,101of $78,830,282 in allEngineer$26,258,922of $47,785,450 in allProfessor$24,984,084of $28,230,700 in allFinance$19,749,377of $32,567,168 in allWriter$17,301,231of $20,107,266 in allPhilanthropist$16,861,257of $29,081,813 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 →