Revealing the Money in Georgia Politics.
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Republicans Raise a Lot More Money Than Democrats...
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But Democrats Receive More Contributions
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And Republicans Have Larger Donations
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Because Republicans Get Big Business Money
Top Republican Business Sources
Top Democratic Business Sources
Republicans receive dramatically more money from organized business interests - healthcare, finance, real estate, and trade associations.
Who Is Funding Georgia's Outside Spending?
GA FastMoney has tracked $31,021,070 in reported outside spending as of October 10, 2026, separate from candidates' own fundraising. Sports-betting-linked groups account for 39.9%. The refreshed money trail also reveals education-policy funders and political intermediaries whose original donors remain unresolved.
Some Politicians Rely on Grassroots, Others on Institutions
Some campaigns receive mostly individual contributions, while others are sustained mostly by PACs, committees, and institutional money. These rankings focus on candidates with meaningful fundraising volume, not tiny committees.
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Most Grassroots-Funded Candidates
Most Institutional-Funded Candidates
What This Tells Us
Grassroots vs. Big Money
Democrats receive more contributions with a lower average amount, while Republicans receive fewer but larger contributions. Repeat donations do not represent additional unique donors.
Different Strategies
These patterns suggest fundamentally different fundraising approaches and donor bases between the parties.
Impact on Politics
Understanding these differences helps explain how campaigns are funded and who has influence in Georgia politics.
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