Governor: Tony Evers (D)
Lieutenant Governor: Mandela Barnes (D)
Attorney General: Josh Kaul (D)
Secretary of State: Douglas J. La Follette (D)
State Treasurer: Sarah Godlewski (D)
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Carolyn Stanford Taylor (Non-partisan)
| Candidate | Total Donations |
|---|---|
| Tony Evers | $5,539,158.36 |
| Jill Karofsky | $2,769,741.86 |
| Daniel Kelly | $2,166,255.13 |
| Lisa Neubauer | $2,074,687.44 |
| Brad Pfaff | $1,674,249.29 |
| Jonathon Hansen | $1,465,744.44 |
| Brian Hagedorn | $1,412,718.62 |
| Neal Plotkin | $1,241,535.17 |
| Paul Piotrowski | $1,165,454.59 |
| Robyn Vining | $997,626.73 |
| PAC | Total Donations |
|---|---|
| Democratic Party of Wisconsin - Seg Fund | $27,109,832.10 |
| Republican Party of Wisconsin - Seg Fund | $11,678,420.91 |
| Rep Assembly Campaign Com Racc - Seg Fund | $5,782,041.81 |
| Marsy's Law for Wisconsin LLC | $4,438,884.05 |
| A Better Wisconsin Together Political Fund | $4,376,101.18 |
| Assembly Democratic Camp Comm - Seg Fund | $3,353,534.92 |
| Committee to Elect a Republican Senate - Seg Fund | $3,173,765.47 |
| State Senate Democratic Comm - Seg Fund | $2,586,306.42 |
| Republican State Leadership Committee - Judicial Fairness Initiative | $2,143,060.53 |
| Greater Wisconsin Political Independent Expenditure Fund | $1,231,095.90 |
| Donor | Contributions |
|---|---|
| Diane M Hendricks | $2,977,125.00 |
| Karla T Jurvetson | $2,821,500.00 |
| JB Pritzker | $2,515,000.00 |
| Republican State Leadership Committee Inc | $2,325,560.53 |
| Elizabeth Uihlein | $1,095,000.00 |
| Miriam and Chris A Abele | $1,072,500.00 |
| SEIU COPE - Federal | $1,059,121.99 |
| Sage Weil | $1,043,600.00 |
| Elise Lawson | $1,030,200.00 |
| Reid Hoffman | $850,000.00 |
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