Donor Watch
This is Massachusetts campaign finance from the state Office of Campaign and Political Finance (OCPF), filtered to the giving that touches Boston. It is mostly statewide money (governor, attorney general, U.S. Senate), with a small Boston-area slice broken out below. Every figure here is lawful giving mapped from public filings. We map who gave and to whom. We make no accusations and we never infer intent from a donation.
Donations to candidates and committees are public and lawful. We show who gave and to whom, with a link to the original OCPF report for every money figure. Giving is civic participation, not wrongdoing. We never treat a contribution as evidence of influence or intent, and we keep individual donors, PACs and committees, and recipients clearly separated.
The biggest checks in this window
The most recent, largest contributions in the filings. Each row links to the OCPF report it came from.
Top recipients in this window
Candidates and committees that raised the most across the filings tracked here. Totals cover only this window, not a full election cycle.
Organized and outside money
Political action committees and other registered committees giving in this window. These are organizations, kept separate from the individual donors below.
Individuals giving the most
People who gave the largest totals in this window. Individual giving is ordinary civic participation. Names appear exactly as filed with OCPF.
The small Boston-address slice
Only 24 contributions list a Boston address in this window, totaling $55,700. This is a small sample, not a full picture of Boston giving. Treat it as a glimpse, not a ranking.
- It shows lawful, publicly filed contributions: who gave, to whom, how much, and when.
- It does not show influence, access, or intent. A donation is not evidence of a favor.
- It is mostly statewide Massachusetts money, not a complete record of Boston municipal giving. The Boston-area cut above is a small sample.
- Totals cover only the filing window shown, so they are not full-cycle fundraising numbers.
Source: Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance (OCPF), ocpf.us. Last updated May 17, 2026. For the recipient and outside-money view, see Campaign Finance.