Russell D. Feingold

Former Senator FEC Campaign Finance

U.S. Senator • WI

Democratic • Service: 1993-2011

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Party

Democratic

State

WI

Chamber

Senate

Overview – 2016

Total Raised

$24,857,171

Total Spent

$24,796,275

Cash on Hand

$60,896

Individual Contributions

$23,148,551

PAC + Party Money

$1,078,724

Self-Funding

$0

Coverage Through

December 31, 2016

Leadership & Fundraising Committees

Committee	Type
FEINGOLD VICTORY COMMITTEE	Leadership PAC
FEINGOLD VICTORY FUND	Other Nonconnected PAC
PROGRESSIVES UNITED POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE	Qualified Nonconnected PAC

Source of Funds

Source	Amount	Share
Large Individual ($200+)	$18,183,405	73.2%
Small Individual (<$200)	$4,965,146	20.0%
PACs & Party	$1,078,724	4.3%
Self-Funding	$0	0.0%
Other	$629,896	2.5%

Top PAC Contributors

Rank	PAC	Total
#1	FRIENDS OF SHERROD BROWN	$2,500
#2	ELLISON FOR CONGRESS	$2,500
#3	ELIZABETH FOR MA INC	$2,500
#4	MARK POCAN FOR CONGRESS	$2,500
#5	FRIENDS OF BERNIE SANDERS	$1,000

Top Individual Donors

Rank	Donor	Location	Total
#1	I***** I.	ATHERTON, CA	$36,000
#2	G***** P.	NEW YORK, NY	$33,400
#3	M******* A.	PALO ALTO, CA	$27,000
#4	S****** R.	WALTHAM, MA	$20,100
#5	P****** A.	GREENWICH, CT	$20,000

Top Spending Recipients (Vendors)

Rank	Payee / Vendor	Total
#1	Skdknickerbocker Llc	$13,317,164
#2	Nexus Direct	$2,484,838
#3	Skdnickerbocker Llc	$1,273,367
#4	Trilogy Interactive Llc	$1,058,669
#5	Integral Resources Inc	$921,068

Top Employer Contributors (via Employees)

Rank	Employer	Total
#1	Retired	$3,871,590
#2	Not Employed	$1,879,366
#3	Self-Employed	$884,696
#4	Self Employed	$528,542
#5	Self	$390,734

Where Donations Came From

Rank	State	Total	Donors	Share
#1	WI	$5,701,293	31,526	31.4%
#2	CA	$2,879,178	8,678	15.9%
#3	NY	$2,171,650	4,872	12.0%
#4	IL	$1,152,208	2,990	6.3%
#5	MA	$1,135,787	2,524	6.3%
#6	TX	$598,308	1,277	3.3%
#7	DC	$521,842	1,178	2.9%
#8	FL	$387,970	1,295	2.1%
#9	WA	$368,109	1,565	2.0%
#10	MD	$329,834	1,322	1.8%
#11	PA	$294,050	1,084	1.6%
#12	MN	$276,689	1,440	1.5%
#13	OR	$203,030	978	1.1%
#14	NJ	$195,617	858	1.1%
#15	VA	$186,692	898	1.0%
#16	CO	$161,255	866	0.9%
#17	CT	$149,587	644	0.8%
#18	OH	$135,167	554	0.7%
#19	GA	$133,965	568	0.7%
#20	MI	$133,513	777	0.7%
#21	MO	$123,959	390	0.7%
#22	TN	$94,702	285	0.5%
#23	AZ	$84,865	547	0.5%
#24	NM	$60,637	372	0.3%
#25	NC	$50,226	259	0.3%
#26	NV	$46,542	132	0.3%
#27	NH	$42,989	215	0.2%
#28	RI	$38,178	195	0.2%
#29	UT	$37,585	54	0.2%
#30	ME	$36,400	178	0.2%
#31	KS	$33,953	158	0.2%
#32	KY	$33,312	147	0.2%
#33	VT	$32,481	191	0.2%
#34	SC	$31,903	97	0.2%
#35	DE	$31,399	71	0.2%
#36	IN	$28,964	306	0.2%
#37	IA	$26,159	230	0.1%
#38	AR	$23,543	77	0.1%
#39	ID	$22,056	94	0.1%
#40	WY	$18,750	26	0.1%
#41	NE	$18,345	90	0.1%
#42	SD	$17,813	36	0.1%
#43	WV	$17,503	66	0.1%
#44	LA	$16,168	142	0.1%
#45	OK	$14,415	131	0.1%
#46	HI	$10,608	119	0.1%
#47	AK	$10,334	80	0.1%
#48	MT	$8,386	126	0.0%
#49	AL	$7,575	115	0.0%
#50	MS	$5,793	49	0.0%
#51	ZZ	$2,014	18	0.0%
#52	PR	$1,510	8	0.0%
#53	VI	$975	5	0.0%
#54	AE	$655	14	0.0%
#55	ND	$518	14	0.0%

All data sourced directly from FEC bulk files. Minor differences from other sites may occur due to filing amendments.

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