Governor: J.B. (Jay Robert) Pritzker (D)
Lieutenant Governor: Juliana Stratton (D)
Attorney General: Kwame Raoul (D)
Secretary of State: Alexi Giannoulias (D)
Comptroller: Susana Mendoza (D)
Director of the Department of Agriculture: Jerry Costello II
State Treasurer: Michael Frerichs (D)
Candidate | Total Contributions |
|---|---|
| JB Pritzker | $25,325,546.82 |
| Paul Vallas | $19,921,737.69 |
| Don Harmon | $17,183,940.76 |
| Emanuel Chris Welch | $16,822,306.84 |
| Brandon Johnson | $12,535,659.64 |
| Eileen O'Neill Burke | $4,896,377.20 |
| Patrick Joyce | $4,018,531.92 |
| Tony M McCombie | $3,416,207.53 |
| John Curran | $3,146,969.44 |
| Alexi Giannoulias | $2,674,298.61 |
Committee | Total Contributions |
|---|---|
| Chicagoland Operators Joint Labor-Management PAC | $17,286,003.42 |
| Democrats for the Illinois House | $15,638,669.93 |
| Democratic Party of Illinois | $15,060,255.57 |
| Isdf | $13,403,738.27 |
| Liuna Chicago Laborers District Council | $9,507,141.04 |
| Illinois Federation of Teachers Cope | $7,527,799.70 |
| Illinois PAC for Education (Ipace) | $7,062,114.96 |
| Laborers' Political League - Great Lakes Region | $6,772,792.07 |
| Intl Union of Operating Engineers/engineers | $6,683,757.27 |
| Carpentry Advancement Political Action | $6,674,344.85 |
Contributor | Contributions |
|---|---|
| Aggregated Unitemized Contributions | $59,813,301.94 |
| JB Pritzker | $25,000,480.00 |
| Midwest Operating Engineers Construction Industry Research and Service | $16,799,230.72 |
| International Union of Operating Engineers Federal | $6,889,199.00 |
| Labor Management Union Carpentry Cooperation Promotion Fund | $6,643,844.85 |
| Great Lakes Region Organizing Committee | $6,615,468.15 |
| American Federation of Teachers Cope - Federal | $3,868,306.76 |
| Electrical Insurance Trustees | $2,824,797.36 |
| James S Frank | $2,744,100.00 |
| National Association of Realtors Federal | $2,305,704.69 |
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