State

Top contributors in Washington

143,398 donors · $345,530,385 · top recipient committees by dollars received: Actblue ($67.7M), Harris Victory Fund ($42.9M), Harris for President ($21.1M) · FEC data through Jun 26, 2026

Itemized federal contributions over $200 only.

Analysis

Contributors with a Washington state address on record in FEC filings totaled 143,398 donors, associated with $345,530,385 in itemized federal contributions over $200 as of June 26, 2026. The three committees recording the largest gross receipts from this cohort on Schedule A were ACTBLUE ($67,689,579), HARRIS VICTORY FUND ($42,866,127), and HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT ($21,071,778). These figures represent gross receipts to each named committee from Washington-addressed contributors; some recipients function as conduits and may pass funds to downstream campaigns.

Leaderboard

By total itemized federal contributions

#	Contributor	City	Employer	Gifts	Total
1	Hoffman, Reid	Anacortes	Greylock	162	$14,921,800
2	Pivotal Ventures	Redmond	—	7	$7,350,000
3	Pivotal Ventures LLC	Redmond	—	6	$4,650,000
4	Gates, Rory	Redmond	Senate	10	$4,459,600
5	Puyallup Tribe of Indians	Tacoma	—	142	$3,699,409
6	Clean and Prosperous America	Tumwater	—	30	$3,002,830
7	Schlaepfer, Walter Phil	Bellevue	Jp Morgan	13	$2,566,100
8	Bezos, Jacklyn	Mercer Island	Not Employed	3	$2,027,733
9	Bezos, Miguel	Mercer Island	Not Employed	3	$2,027,733
10	Mennet, Lisa	Seattle	Cooper House	8	$1,700,000
11	Campion, Tom	Seattle	Zumiez	77	$1,583,018
12	Mennet, Lisa	Seattle	Cooper House	95	$1,544,918
13	Cornfield, David	Seattle	Not Employed	101	$1,387,461
14	Hanauer, Nicolas	Seattle	Second Avenue Partners	65	$1,321,268
15	Cornfield, Linda	Seattle	Not Employed	101	$1,301,861
16	Ballmer, Connie E	Bellevue	Ballmer Group	6	$1,263,200
17	Nierenberg, David	Camas	the D3 Family Funds	64	$1,135,700
18	Gates, Melinda French	Kirkland	Pivotal Ventures	27	$1,047,699
19	Morgan, David W	Snohomish	N/A	2	$1,002,900
20	French Gates, Melinda	Redmond	Pivotal Ventures	238	$982,100
21	Schlaepfer, Lesli A. Mrs.	Bellevue	Homemaker	3	$939,600
22	Strauss, Philip A	Longview	Not Employed	1	$929,600
23	Anderson, Lisa	Seattle	Not Employed	10	$915,303
24	Smith, Brad	Bellevue	Microsoft Corporation	83	$841,500
25	Pigott, James	Seattle	Not Employed	29	$802,800
26	Ferguson, Ellen	Seattle	Burke Museum	154	$777,869
27	Pivotal Ventures, LLC	Redmond	—	3	$750,000
28	Shirley, Kim	Medina	Not Employed	38	$723,700
29	Sundquist, Larry	Mill Creek	Adamant Homes	67	$707,827
30	Pigott, Gaye	Seattle	Not Employed	76	$700,400
31	Sears, Cynthia	Bainbridge Island	Not Employed	808	$679,832
32	Sinegal, Jim	Issaquah	Not Employed	189	$676,000
33	Robbins, Bonnie	Bellevue	Not Employed	2,417	$673,498
34	Mennet, Lisa	Seattle	Cooper House	13	$668,200
35	Nickerson, Martinus H.	Bellingham	Not Employed	453	$665,355
36	Muckleshoot Indian Tribe	Auburn	—	50	$655,200
37	McCaw, Nell	Medina	Not Employed	61	$643,171
38	Haegelin, Gloria	Clarkston	Not Employed	1,333	$625,839
39	Pivotal Ventures	Seattle	—	2	$600,000
40	Shirley, Jon	Medina	Not Employed	70	$596,000
41	Campion, Thomas	Seattle	Zumiez	24	$587,500
42	Ledorze, Juliet	Bainbridge Island	Not Employed	119	$562,531
43	Far Star Action Fund	Bellevue	—	2	$550,000
44	Neukom, William H	Seattle	Scarlett New York	5	$530,000
45	Emmes, David	Olympia	Not Employed	306	$525,500
46	Hubbard, Lynn	Seattle	Retired	14	$519,105
47	Anderson, Michael	Seattle	Not Employed	7	$514,913
48	Clean and Prosperous America PAC	Olympia	—	5	$510,000
49	Thacher, David	Redmond	Self	3	$506,600
50	Sinegal, James D.	Hunts Point	Retired	3	$506,000

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

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