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Biggest political donors so far

Using data from the Federal Election Commission, the Washington Post called out the fifty biggest donors in 2026 and categorized them by the parties they donated to. The gray rectangles are donations from organizations, which happen to be related to cryptocurrency, gambling, AI, and guns. Together, this small group of donors have donated $1.7 billion. Tags: donors, election, politics, Washington Post

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Using data from the Federal Election Commission, the Washington Post called out the fifty biggest donors in 2026 and categorized them by the parties they donated to. The gray rectangles are donations from organizations, which happen to be related to cryptocurrency, gambling, AI, and guns. Together, this small group of donors have donated $1.7 billion. Tags: donors, election, politics, Washington Post
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