GovMoneyGraph2023–2024
Back to search

Top 20 Treasurers by other-party money

The 20 treasurers with the most other parties money in the 2025–2026 election cycle, ranked by receipts of every committee that reported them as treasurer, each linked to its own record.

ZUCKERMAN, FRED E.Committee officer$13,888,521ABRAHAM, J PHILIPPECommittee officer$12,136,685BADILLO, JORGECommittee officer$7,225,583of $40,757,838 in allKNEBEL, DOUG MR.Committee officer$5,572,421LANCE, RYANCommittee officer$4,435,590of $5,185,803 in allCERVANTES, DORA MS.Committee officer$4,132,137NELSON, MARKCommittee officer$3,858,262COX, ELLIECommittee officer$3,613,473of $3,613,576 in allBROWN, MATTHEW J MR.Committee officer$3,263,908LARKIN, ERINNCommittee officer$3,055,328of $3,449,784 in allFLYNN, THOMASCommittee officer$2,463,640SULLIVAN, MYLESCommittee officer$2,000,253of $4,013,922 in allCOOK, THOMASCommittee officer$1,732,736LAWLER, KELLYCommittee officer$1,692,954of $2,252,890 in allBERTOLONE, MICHAEL R.Committee officer$1,691,510PEGRAM, GEORGE CCommittee officer$1,661,313STEPHENS, ROSSCommittee officer$1,657,074LISKER, LISACommittee officer$1,420,634of $217,825,590 in allTHAYER, ANITACommittee officer$1,369,199SANDERS, NICHOLASCommittee officer$1,349,101

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 →