State

Top contributors in Maryland

97,252 donors · $270,820,689 · top recipient committees by dollars received: Actblue ($58M), Harris Victory Fund ($29.4M), Harris for President ($12.8M) · FEC data through Jun 26, 2026

Itemized federal contributions over $200 only.

Analysis

FEC filings as of June 26, 2026 show 97,252 contributors with a Maryland address on record in FEC filings accounting for $270,820,689 in itemized federal contributions over $200. The three committees receiving the highest gross receipts from this cohort were ACTBLUE ($57,999,811), HARRIS VICTORY FUND ($29,417,190), and HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT ($12,781,144). These figures reflect dollars received by each named committee as the Schedule A immediate recipient; conduit committees may pass funds to downstream campaigns, so the figures do not necessarily represent the final disposition of the funds.

Leaderboard

By total itemized federal contributions

#	Contributor	City	Employer	Gifts	Total
1	Bright Future Fund	College Park	—	2	$3,550,000
2	Ua Union Plumbers & Pipefitters Vote! PAC	Annapolis	—	5	$2,495,000
3	Atu Action Fund	Silver Spring	—	8	$2,370,000
4	Casa in Action	Hyattsville	—	10	$1,927,189
5	Trone, David	Potomac	US House of Representatives	120	$1,637,657
6	Trone, June	Potomac	Not Employed	75	$1,462,500
7	Gelman, Michael	Chevy Chase	Not Employed	120	$1,330,800
8	Ua Union Plumbers & Pipefitters Vote! PAC (United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing & Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada)	Annapolis	—	5	$1,125,000
9	Davis, James C.	Hanover	Allegis Group	50	$1,069,100
10	United Association Political Issues Fund	Annapolis	—	4	$1,050,000
11	American Advancement INC.	Hyattsville	—	1	$1,000,000
12	Haverford-Valley, L.L.C	Potomac	—	3	$1,000,000
13	United Association of Journeymen & Apprentices of the Pipefitting Industry	Annapolis	—	2	$1,000,000
14	Hogan Victory Fund	Annapolis	—	2	$975,000
15	Seale, William	Annapolis	Not Employed	45	$956,950
16	Klubes, Benjamin	Bethesda	Hud	141	$952,849
17	Advancement INC., American	Hyattsville	N/A	1	$950,000
18	Bainum, Sandra	Chevy Chase	N/A	4	$949,600
19	Bainum, Stewart Jr.	Fulton	Choice Hotels	3	$942,600
20	Wellness Advocacy Fund	Fulton	—	4	$925,000
21	Gabel, Caroline	Chestertown	Not Employed	297	$865,822
22	American Advancement, INC	Hyattsville	—	2	$825,000
23	Hackerman, Nancy	Baltimore	Hackerman Holdings, LLC	16	$811,430
24	Determan, Mark	Laurel	Department of Justice	33	$768,480
25	Schwartzberg, Andrew	North Bethesda	Housing INC.	2	$750,000
26	Pugh, William	Bethesda	Not Employed	73	$732,800
27	Jacobsen, Mark	Bethesda	Intrafi	76	$730,645
28	Lippe, David	Hunt Valley	Renaissance Technologies LLC	53	$726,700
29	Gelman, Susie	Chevy Chase	Retired	9	$697,599
30	Schwartzberg, Andrew	Bethesda	Housing INC.	32	$674,000
31	Sweet, Chad	Bethesda	Chertoff Capital	13	$655,400
32	Smith, Michael	Chevy Chase	Cornerstone Government Affairs	288	$654,250
33	Edgewater Partnership LP	Baltimore	—	1	$650,000
34	Lippe, Cynthia	Hunt Valley	Hcds	9	$581,500
35	Johnston, Neele	Cabin John	Intelligenesis, INC.	193	$553,375
36	Zirkin, Nancy	Chevy Chase	Self Employed	128	$551,325
37	Rosenblum, Bruce	Potomac	the Carlyle Group	91	$539,050
38	Gelman, Susan	Chevy Chase	Not Employed	105	$538,700
39	National Nurses United	Silver Spring	—	2	$525,000
40	Wallace, Henry Scott	Bethesda	Wallace Global Fund	7	$513,431
41	Henneberry, Brian	Potomac	Koch	100	$513,031
42	Sunbelt Beverage	Glen Burnie	—	2	$500,000
43	Ua Union Plumbers and Pipefitters Vote! PAC	Annapolis	—	1	$500,000
44	Trone, David	Bethesda	US Congress	28	$498,425
45	Klein, Michael	Sykesville	Charles A Klein	2,174	$496,750
46	Aronson, Bernard	Takoma Park	Acon Investments LLC	73	$471,500
47	Drezner, Jeffrey	Potomac	Not Employed	63	$460,468
48	Krasnican, Janet	Bethesda	Not Employed	3,114	$457,290
49	Joseph, Mark	Baltimore	Not Employed	160	$442,762
50	Buhler, Lynn	Baltimore	Tpag	699	$440,515

Totals are itemized contributions on record; entries include individuals, committees, and conduit PACs, some of which redistribute funds downstream.

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