THE BIGGEST POLITICAL CONTRIBUTORS OF THE PAST 25 YEARS

With a tip of my imaginary hat to opensecrets.org, here are the 15largest political contributors of the past 25 years (the list isactually much larger – the top 156 – and you can see it by clickinghere.)

LEGEND:   Republican    Democrat    On the fence




= Between 40% and 59% to both parties
= Leans Dem/Repub (60%-69%)
= Strongly Dem/Repub (70%-89%)
= Solidly Dem/Repub (over 90%)

Rank

Organization

Total \’89-\’14

Dem %

Repub %

Tilt

1

ActBlue

$102,652,175

99%

0%

   

2

American Fedn of State, County & Municipal Employees

$61,819,629

80%

1%

 

3

National Education Assn

$58,970,590

56%

4%

4

AT&T Inc

$57,024,350

41%

57%

5

National Assn of Realtors

$55,558,528

41%

44%

6

Intl Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

$45,572,151

91%

2%

   

7

Goldman Sachs

$45,254,315

53%

44%

8

United Auto Workers

$41,920,628

71%

0%

 

9

Carpenters & Joiners Union

$41,577,299

71%

9%

 

10

Service Employees International Union

$38,699,798

84%

2%

 

11

Laborers Union

$38,401,420

83%

7%

 

12

American Federation of Teachers

$37,271,575

89%

0%

 

13

Communications Workers of America

$36,472,773

86%

0%

 

14

Teamsters Union

$36,355,957

88%

5%

 

15

JPMorgan Chase & Co

$35,116,206

47%

51%

Notice a bit of a drift in the direction of one particular party? Me too.

Also, please note that, of the top 50 in opensecret.org\’s list,19 contributors give over 70% of their money to Democrats – 5give over 90% of their money to Democrats.  By contrast, nocontributors at all give over  70% of their money toRepublicans.

Still think it is Republicans who get the big money from the bigorganizations? 

If you happen to be Harry Reid, or one of the people he, hisparty, and their Accomplice Media have brainwashed, maybe the answeris yes.  But the actual numbers tell a different story, don\’tthey?

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