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Top 10 donors in federal election battles. (Vital Signs).
Top 10 Donors in Federal Election Battles, 1989-2002
Millions Percent to
Of Dollars Democrats Republicans
American Federation Of State,
County, and Municipal Employees 30.7 98 1
National Education Association 21.1 95 5
National Association of Realtors 20.4 47 53
Association of Trial Lawyers of 19.9 88 12
America
Philip Morris 19.0 25 ...
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