Greenwich Residents Raise Millions for Hillary Clinton

GREENWICH, CT — Several Greenwich residents have helped raise millions of dollars for Hillary Clinton.

Clinton's campaign lists "Hillblazers" who are individuals who have contributed and/or raised $100,000 or more for Hillary for America, the Hillary Victory Fund or Hillary Action Fund. It doesn't specify the exact amount raised.

Donald Trump's campaign hasn't routinely released information about fundraisers and donation bundlers, according to the Connecticut Mirror.

Greenwich residents Richard and Ellen Richman have helped raise more than $1 million, mainly through a $33,000-a-plate August fundraiser that Clinton attended, according to the Mirror.

The Center for Responsive Politics has compiled a list of Clinton's bundler elites, some 1,129 people across the world who have raised more than $112 million for Clinton's campaign or the Democratic National Committee.

The Federal Election Commission requires disclosure for bundlers who are registered lobbyists, but outside of that the campaigns are able to disclose as much or as little information as they want, according to The Center for Responsive Politics.

Among other Connecticut residents that have met the Hillblazers definition are:

• Eryn Bingle, Riverside
• U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Cynthia Blumenthal, Greenwich
• Susan Bysiewicz, Middletown
• Bonnie and Ken Davis, Greenwich
• Annette de La Renta, Kent
• Andrew Fishman, Westport
• Francisco X. Gonzalez, Greenwich
• Monica Gonzalez Bunster, Greenwich
• Jane Whitney Gruson, Washington
• Debra Hauser, Clinton
• U.S. Rep. Jim Himes, Cos Cob
• Gov. Dannel Malloy, Hartford
• Sue and Steve Mandel, Greenwich
• Anne McDermott, Ridgefield
• U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy, Cheshire
• Andrew Prozes and Laura Heery Prozes, Greenwich
• Richard and Ellen Richman, Greenwich
• Deborah Robbins, Greenwich
• Vincent Roberti, Kent
• Steve Simmons, Greenwich
• Sandra Wagenfeld, Westport
• Robyn Walsh, Hartford