For three decades, federal laws restrained how much money rich people could pour into presidential campaigns. No more.
Because of a series of court decisions, the limits have effectively disappeared, and this election is the first to see the full effect.
Wealthy individuals — many of whom are executives in the financial services, energy, technology and entertainment industries — have given millions to the super PACs supporting candidates.
So far the names of 86 donors of $500,000 or more have been revealed in campaign disclosure forms. Here’s a look at who they are.
As the son and brother of former presidents, the former Florida governor has an unrivaled, deep network of Republican donors, many from his own state, but also from Texas, California and New York.
$3.0 million
Chairman of MBF Healthcare Partners, a private equity firm that invests in healthcare companies.
$1.5 million
Owner of a financial services firm who sits on the board of Bush’s Foundation for Excellence in Education.
$1.5 million
Wife of Charles Schwab, the founder of brokerage firm Charles Schwab.
$1.0 million
Philanthropist and wife of energy magnate Richard Kinder.
$1.0 million
Executive chairman of Kinder Morgan, an energy and pipeline company.
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