By Clara Ence Morse, Luis Melgar and Maeve Reston
The 50 biggest donors this cycle have collectively pumped $1.5 billion into political committees and other groups competing in the election, according to a Washington Post analysis of Federal Election Commission data.
The vast majority of money from top donors has gone to super PACs, which can accept unlimited sums from individuals and often work closely with campaigns despite rules against coordinating their advertising.
Top individual donors
From billionaire investors to shipping magnates, these megadonors skew Republicans, though they affiliate with both parties. Here’s who they are and their top donations.
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