Governor: Tom Wolf (D)
Lieutenant Governor: John Fetterman (D)
Attorney General: Josh Shaprio (D)
State Treasurer: Joseph Torsella (D)
State Auditor General: Eugene DePasquale (D)
| Candidate | Total Donations |
|---|---|
| Shari Shapiro | $7,335,349.18 |
| Heather Heidelbaugh | $2,269,947.74 |
| Pam Iovino | $2,190,953.13 |
| D Raja | $1,960,071.72 |
| Rich Fitzgerald | $1,924,824.40 |
| Jay Costa | $1,645,795.67 |
| Joe B Scarnati III | $1,451,100.38 |
| Daniel D Mccaffery | $1,441,352.56 |
| Christylee Peck | $1,347,546.21 |
| Megan Mccarthy King | $1,332,813.53 |
| PAC | Total Donations |
|---|---|
| PA Democratic Party | $10,973,524.78 |
| International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98 Committee on Political Education | $9,968,173.95 |
| American Federation of Teachers, Afl-Cio Cope (Aft/cope) | $9,500,816.74 |
| Students First PAC | $7,295,000.00 |
| Commonwealth Children's Choice Fund | $7,055,000.00 |
| Marsy's Law for Pennsylvania LLC | $6,850,000.00 |
| Commonwealth Leaders Fund | $5,482,275.26 |
| Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania | $5,101,854.34 |
| International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Political Action Together Political Committee | $5,011,049.40 |
| Dga Victory Fund | $4,854,486.10 |
| Donor | Contributions |
|---|---|
| Aggregated Unitemized Contributions | $65,102,898.79 |
| Contributions From Fec Report | $13,100,892.74 |
| Jeffrey Yass | $7,265,000.00 |
| Service Employees International Union Cope SEIU Federal | $2,496,575.81 |
| Republican Party of Pennsylvania | $1,961,945.63 |
| Karla T Jurvetson | $1,912,862.70 |
| American Federation of State Council and Municipal Employees Afscme Federal | $1,131,678.56 |
| Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee Federal | $1,131,000.00 |
| George Soros | $1,010,000.00 |
| Jan Duncan | $1,000,000.00 |
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