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Top first-quarter campaign contribution recipients
| Campaign Committee | Candidate | Amount | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matt Stoll for Congress | Matthew Stoll | $113,565 | Irvine, CA |
| Connie Conway for Congress | Connie Conway | $78,803 | Hilmar, CA |
| Elizabeth Heng for Senate | Elizabeth Heng | $69,735 | Fresno, CA |
| Maher for Congress | Michael A. Maher | $53,449 | Kingsburg, CA |
| Andrew Engdahl for Congress | Andrew David Engdahl | $5,827 | Santa Rosa, CA |
| David Main for Congress | David Nathan Main | $5,000 | El Dorado Hills, CA |
| Eric Garcia for Congress | Eric Garcia | $3,100 | Clovis, CA |
| Maher for Congress 2022 | Michael A. Maher | $2,900 | Kingsburg, CA |
| Lofgren for Congress | Zoe Lofgren | $2,000 | San Jose, CA |
| Nicole Parra for Congress 2022 | Nicole Parra | $2,000 | Sacramento, CA |
| Lourin Hubbard for Congress | Lourin Hubbard | $675 | Fresno, CA |
| Julia Brownley for Congress | Julia Brownley | $250 | Thousand Oaks, CA |
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Nicole Parra for Congress 2022• Matt Stoll for Congress• Lourin Hubbard for Congress• Connie Conway for Congress• Eric Garcia for Congress• Maher for Congress• Lofgren for Congress• Elizabeth Heng for Senate• Andrew Engdahl for Congress• Julia Brownley for Congress• Maher for Congress 2022• David Main for Congress
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