Political donations: Who contributed most in California during week ending July 19?

Political donations: Who contributed most in California during week ending July 19?
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The 19 political contributions made during the week ending July 19 can be found in the table below, as reported by the California Secretary of State.

Airbnb, Inc. made the largest contribution during this period, contributing $350,000 to California Democratic Party’s campaign.

Political committees in California received over $1.5 billion in donations in 2022.

Political donations in the state are capped at $5,500 per election cycle for candidates running for the state legislature, such as Senators and Representatives. For gubernatorial candidates, the contribution limit is $36,400 per election cycle.

Donations made to political groups or candidates must be disclosed under state law for greater transparency in elections. While Congress created the Federal Election Commission to oversee federal elections in 1974, each state is left to regulate its local elections.

Committee Contributor Contribution Type Amount Date
California Democratic Party Airbnb, Inc. Late Contribution $350,000 07/15/2025
Leo Zacky For Governor 2026 Leo Zacky Late Contribution $100,000 07/16/2025
California Democratic Party Association of California School Administrators Political Action Committee Late Contribution $50,000 07/16/2025
Republican Party of Orange County Fred Whitaker Late Contribution $30,000 07/13/2025
California Democratic Party United Contractors, PAC Late Contribution $25,000 07/14/2025
California Democratic Party United Food and Commercial Workers Western States Council Candidates Small Contributor Committee, PAC Late Contribution $20,000 07/16/2025
California Democratic Party Del Mar Thoroughbred Club Late Contribution $12,210 07/18/2025
Malia Cohen for Controller 2026 Association of California State Supervisors, PAC Late Contribution $9,800 07/13/2025
Anna Caballero for State Treasurer 2026 Doctors Company Political Action Committee Late Contribution $9,800 07/15/2025
Rob Bonta for CA Attorney General 2026 International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 13 Fund Small Contributor Committee, PAC Late Contribution $9,600 07/16/2025
Aisha Wahab for State Senate 2026 Smart Justice California Action Fund Late Contribution $5,900 07/15/2025
Susan Rubio for Senate 2026 Turo, Inc. Late Contribution $5,900 07/16/2025
Angelique Ashby for Senate 2026 Elevance Health and its affiliate Anthem Blue Cross, Inc. Late Contribution $5,000 07/14/2025
San Benito County Democratic Central Committee Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3 District 90, PAC Late Contribution $5,000 07/14/2025
Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor 2026 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company, PAC Late Contribution $5,000 07/16/2025
Rob Bonta for CA Attorney General 2026 Edward Smith Late Contribution $5,000 07/16/2025
Rob Bonta for CA Attorney General 2026 Anne Smith Late Contribution $5,000 07/16/2025
Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee United Democratic Campaign Democratic 21st Century Club Late Contribution $5,000 07/18/2025
California Democratic Party State Coalition of Probation Organizations, PAC Late Contribution $2,500 07/16/2025


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