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Who made the largest political contributions during week ending Jan. 29?

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These are the top 100 political contributions made during the week ending Jan. 29, according to the North Carolina State Board of Elections.

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.

Data collected on March 12 from the Board of Elections.

Top political contributions made during week ending Jan. 29
CommitteeContributorContribution TypeAmountDate
Committee to Elect Dimple AjmeraRoy KoppelmanIndividual$2,8002022-01-27
Committee to Elect Dimple AjmeraHugh McCollIndividual$1,0002022-01-24
Committee to Elect Dimple AjmeraPraveen TummalaIndividual$1,0002022-01-27
Committee to Elect Dimple AjmeraKamal DawraIndividual$5012022-01-26
Committee to Elect Dimple AjmeraMike WhiteheadIndividual$5002022-01-27
Committee to Elect Dimple AjmeraScott BortzIndividual$5002022-01-25
Shaw 4 North CarolinaJohn Worth WilesIndividual$4002022-01-24
Shaw 4 North CarolinaJohn Worth WilesIndividual$4002022-01-24
Committee to Elect Dimple AjmeraJon MorrisIndividual$2502022-01-26
Committee to Elect Dimple AjmeraMichael ClementIndividual$2502022-01-27
Committee to Elect John HinnantJohn B. Hinnant IIIIndividual$1782022-01-27
Committee to Elect John HinnantJohn B. Hinnant IIIIndividual$1782022-01-27
Committee to Elect Dimple AjmeraJames HowellIndividual$1002022-01-25
Committee to Elect Dimple AjmeraPatrick PierceIndividual$1002022-01-27
Shaun Pollenz for North Carolina HousePatrick McDadeIndividual$702022-01-23
Shaun Pollenz for North Carolina HouseAggregated Individual ContributionIndividual$262022-01-26
Shaun Pollenz for North Carolina HouseAggregated Individual ContributionIndividual$252022-01-28

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