Top 20 Donors by unclassified money

The 20 donors with the most money no party could be established for in the 2025–2026 election cycle, ranked by contributions reported under their name and ZIP code, each linked to its own record.

UIHLEIN, RICHARD E.Individual contributor$36,695,150of $57,785,160 in all YASS, JEFFIndividual contributor$29,633,544of $52,922,900 in all LARSEN, CHRISIndividual contributor$6,000,000 STEVENS, ROSSIndividual contributor$6,000,000 SINGER, PAUL ELLIOTTIndividual contributor$5,050,000 BLOOMBERG, MICHAEL RUBENSIndividual contributor$5,000,000 GRIFFIN, KENNETH C.Individual contributor$5,000,000of $20,089,800 in all MUSK, ELONIndividual contributor$5,000,000of $60,368,400 in all TIMASHEV, RATMIRIndividual contributor$5,000,000 RAYNER, MICHAELIndividual contributor$4,500,000 UIHLEIN, RICHARDIndividual contributor$4,000,000of $5,036,500 in all NEA ADVOCACY FUND, ASSOCIATIONIndividual contributor$3,526,748of $7,053,495 in all SIMON, DEBORAHIndividual contributor$3,100,292of $14,439,698 in all GRIFFIN, KENNETH CIndividual contributor$2,500,000of $2,507,000 in all SCHWARZMAN, STEPHENIndividual contributor$2,087,042of $3,762,789 in all RATTAN, SHACHIIndividual contributor$1,979,850 KLINGENSTEIN, THOMASIndividual contributor$1,589,521of $2,640,916 in all SINGER, PAULIndividual contributor$1,329,799of $3,552,725 in all DELANEY, MARY QUINNIndividual contributor$1,085,006of $1,514,000 in all NOVOGRATZ, MICHAELIndividual contributor$1,025,054of $1,964,668 in all

Rankings cover the 20 largest reported amounts and are rebuilt with each publication (last on 2026-10-05). A total is reported money, which is not a measure of influence. How to read the data →