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What political committees received the most in contributions during July?

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Here are the 50 political committees that received the most money from contributions during July, 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.

CommitteeAmountAverage contribution amount
North Carolina Senate Majority Fund$2,061,100$171,758
Citizens for a Better North Carolina$1,501,000$500,333
Citizens for a Better North Carolina Senate$826,000$275,333
Cooper for North Carolina$744,346$174
Committee to Elect Dan Forest$538,861$378
North Carolina Democratic Party State$482,276$1,314
North Carolina Democratic Leadership Committee (NCDLC)$366,200$40,688
North Carolina Republican Party$260,337$5,423
Citizens for a Better North Carolina House$200,000$200,000
Josh Stein for Attorney General$197,643$231
Progress North Carolina Action Ie PAC$182,000$182,000
Conservation Votes PAC$150,000$75,000
Truth and Prosperity Inc.$116,000$16,571
Forward Majority Action North Carolina$110,000$55,000
North Carolina House Republican Campaign Committee$110,000$36,666
Mark Robinson for North Carolina$77,466$200
Supporters of Perrin Jones$74,815$1,100
Committee to Elect Terri Legrand$65,570$270
Committee to Elect Amy Galey$56,200$3,305
Jeff Jackson for North Carolina Senate$54,888$116
Elect Bob Steinburg$51,563$1,718
Committee to Elect Michael Lee$51,026$3,644
Committee to Elect Harper Peterson$50,863$368
North Carolina Republican Party Building Fund$50,000$50,000
A Stronger North Carolina$50,000$50,000
Jim Perry Committee$46,545$2,327
Committee to Elect Lisa Barnes$46,115$2,427
Chief Justice Beasley Committee$45,520$163
North Carolina Beer & Wine Wholesalers Association PAC$45,100$2,818
North Carolina Citizens for Patient Safety Inc.$45,000$22,500
Philip E. Berger Committee$44,165$939
The Committee to Elect Aimy Steele$41,431$112
John Bell Committee$40,075$2,357
Friends of Tim Moore$39,405$1,576
Planned Parenthood Action PAC North Carolina$39,390$875
Joyce Krawiec for North Carolina Senate$39,208$1,704
Newton for Senate$38,059$4,228
Ronnie for North Carolina$37,148$350
Sarah for North Carolina$36,904$202
Allen Wellons for North Carolina Senate$33,470$165
Jackson for North Carolina$33,339$980
Dare County Republican Party$31,480$48
Steve Troxler for North Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture$31,455$524
North Carolina Health Care Facilities Association PAC$29,825$1,491
E.C. Sykes for Secretary of State$29,591$591
Lucy Inman for Justice$29,561$292
Wesley Meredith for Senate$28,248$4,708
Josh Dobson for North Carolina$28,056$1,558
John Szoka for North Carolina House$28,025$1,037
Friends of Sam Searcy$27,738$676

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