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Top third-quarter campaign contribution recipients
| Campaign Committee | Candidate | Amount | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friends of Todd Young, Inc. | Todd Christopher Young | $907,248 | Carmel, IN |
| McDermott for Congress | Thomas M. McDermott Jr. | $66,070 | Hammond, IN |
| Greg Pence Victory | Greg Pence | $60,769 | Taylorsville, IN |
| Mrvan for Congress | Frank J. Mrvan | $23,310 | Crown Point, IN |
| Trey for Congress | Trey Hollingsworth | $16,550 | Jeffersonville, IN |
| Committee to Elect John Stephens | John Matthew Stephens | $3,805 | Huntington, IN |
| Niederberger Exploratory Committee | Daniel Niederberger | $1,000 | Westfield, IN |
| Hoosiers for Haneefah | Haneefah Khaaliq | $975 | Michigan City, IN |
| Drain the Swamp | Mark J. Leyva | $90 | Highland, IN |
| Beckwith for Congress | Micah Beckwith | $75 | Noblesville, IN |
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