Who funds Hillary Clinton's campaigh? Who funds Mitt Romney's campaigh? Who funds Rudy's, Barack's?

Answer 1

Hillary gets money primarily from Lib special interest groups

Obama gets money primarily from individual donors

Romney is actually funding most of his campaign from his own pockets, he has done a very poor job (a quarter of what Hillary & Obama and less than half of Rudi) in collecting donations

Rudi mostly from corporation and Repub special interests

Answer 2

These are the top 100 contributors to campaigns in the US:

American Fedn of State, County & Municipal Employees $38,673,449
2 AT&T Inc $38,076,096
3 National Assn of Realtors $30,873,798
4 National Education Assn $27,267,750
5 American Assn for Justice $27,117,606
6 Intl Brotherhood of Electrical Workers $26,731,306
7 Goldman Sachs $26,414,065
8 Laborers Union $25,817,139
9 Service Employees International Union $25,072,293
10 Carpenters & Joiners Union $25,010,270
11 Teamsters Union $24,418,589
12 American Medical Assn $24,361,989
13 Communications Workers of America $24,361,833
14 United Auto Workers $23,276,685
15 American Federation of Teachers $23,162,693
16 Altria Group $22,816,635
17 Machinists & Aerospace Workers Union $22,396,674
18 Citigroup Inc $22,287,218
19 United Food & Commercial Workers Union $21,705,094
20 National Auto Dealers Assn $21,167,642
21 FedEx Corp $21,124,184
22 United Parcel Service $20,957,475
23 National Assn of Home Builders $19,420,965
24 American Bankers Assn $18,663,255
25 EMILY's List $17,933,398
26 National Assn of Letter Carriers $17,724,234
27 National Beer Wholesalers Assn $17,281,504
28 Time Warner $17,097,598
29 AFL-CIO $17,001,539
30 JP Morgan Chase & Co $16,615,268
31 Microsoft Corp $16,404,139
32 National Rifle Assn $16,050,219
33 Verizon Communications $15,520,338
34 Morgan Stanley $15,063,620
35 Ernst & Young $15,059,376
36 Lockheed Martin $14,799,139
37 Sheet Metal Workers Union $14,579,601
38 Credit Union National Assn $14,409,646
39 BellSouth Corp $14,396,827
40 General Electric $14,109,543
41 Bank of America $14,065,791
42 American Dental Assn $14,053,539
43 American Hospital Assn $13,975,643
44 United Steelworkers $13,511,797
45 Blue Cross/Blue Shield $13,439,238
46 Plumbers & Pipefitters Union $13,402,628
47 Air Line Pilots Assn $12,871,597
48 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu $12,844,201
49 RJR Nabisco/RJ Reynolds Tobacco $12,726,047
50 Merrill Lynch $12,634,199
51 AFLAC Inc $12,587,389
52 Union Pacific Corp $12,533,508
53 International Assn of Fire Fighters $12,487,843
54 PricewaterhouseCoopers $12,370,312
55 Operating Engineers Union $12,104,980
56 United Transportation Union $11,987,493
57 American Institute of CPAs $11,787,950
58 Pfizer Inc $11,669,249
59 Boeing Co $11,092,863
60 Ironworkers Union $10,785,198
61 Credit Suisse Group $10,451,887
62 American Financial Group $10,441,464
63 Anheuser-Busch $10,347,564
64 MBNA Corp $10,106,006
65 National Rural Electric Cooperative Assn $9,928,739
66 American Postal Workers Union $9,865,311
67 General Dynamics $9,718,019
68 General Motors $9,532,375
69 Freddie Mac $9,499,538
70 Walt Disney Co $9,485,461
71 Chevron $9,483,351
72 UST Inc $9,461,302
73 Exxon Mobil $9,253,864
74 National Assn of Retired Federal Employees $8,927,900
75 National Restaurant Assn $8,840,295
76 GlaxoSmithKline $8,711,458
77 Prudential Financial $8,693,802
78 American International Group $8,677,685
79 Human Rights Campaign $8,612,987
80 Southern Co $8,564,092
81 National Cmte to Preserve Social Security & Medicare $8,468,518
82 American Academy of Ophthalmology $8,116,186
83 MCI Inc $8,097,322
84 American Maritime Officers $8,089,631
85 National Cmte for an Effective Congress $8,008,940
86 Eli Lilly & Co $7,950,001
87 Archer Daniels Midland $7,898,664
88 Associated General Contractors $7,870,216
89 Metropolitan Life $7,814,656
90 CSX Corp $7,781,210
91 Amway Corp $7,737,643
92 National Assn of Insurance & Financial Advisors $7,677,430
93 Seafarers International Union $7,457,724
94 American Airlines $7,379,592
95 American Council of Life Insurers $7,057,536
96 Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn $7,020,255
97 Bristol-Myers Squibb $6,863,355
98 Enron Corp $6,594,257
99 Andersen $6,291,112
100 BP $5,664,695
101 Vivendi $3,954,135

Hillarys top funds have come from:

Individual contributions
$79,644,559
88%

PAC contributions
$748,052
1%

Candidate self-financing
$0
0%

Federal Funds
$0
0%

Other
$10,543,177
12%

PAC Contribution Breakdown:
(How to read this chart / methodology)

Business
$368,008
56%

Labor
$75,400
12%

Ideological/Single Issue
$211,352
32%

Mitt Rommeys:
Individual contributions
$44,485,017
71%

PAC contributions
$298,700
0%

Candidate self-financing
$17,413,736
28%

Federal Funds
$0
0%

Other
$631,616
1%



PAC Contribution Breakdown:
(How to read this chart / methodology)

Business
$188,950
62%

Labor
$0
0%

Ideological/Single Issue
$114,390
38%

Rudy
Individual contributions
$44,757,662
95%

PAC contributions
$265,992
1%

Candidate self-financing
$0
0%

Federal Funds
$0
0%

Other
$2,229,867
5%



PAC Contribution Breakdown:
(How to read this chart / methodology)

Business
$174,435
73%

Labor
$2,000
1%

Ideological/Single Issue
$63,182
26%

Barrack's
Individual contributions
$79,218,370
99%

PAC contributions
$6,775
0%

Candidate self-financing
$0
0%

Federal Funds
$0
0%

Other
$1,031,282
1%



PAC Contribution Breakdown:
(How to read this chart / methodology)

Business
$6,750
45%

Labor
$1,000
7%

Ideological/Single Issue
$7,325
49%

Answer 3

Fundraisers for the candidates are not usually exposed since they might be charged for illegal campaign contributions especially when they cannot support their money with legal sources.

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