Lemont's Top Republican Presidential Campaign Contributors

LEMONT, IL -- Lemont voters will take to the polls March 15 to cast their ballots for the presidential nomination in each party.

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio has raised $833,727 in individual donations in the state, according to publicly available contribution data from the Federal Election Commission.

Here’s how much the other Republican candidates have taken in from Illinoisians:

• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz — $676,155
• Neurosurgeon Ben Carson — $583,381
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich — $274,626
• Donald Trump — $47,847

Nationally, Carson leads the way, followed by Cruz, Rubio, Trump and Kasich.

Those numbers, though, are a bit misleading.

While the campaigns have raised plenty of money through individual contributions, Super PACs have poured tons of money to support campaigns as well.

Outside groups have raised $46,726,605 for Cruz, $13,807,549 for Carson, $34,313,903 for Rubio, $6,729,311 for Kasich and $1,894,509 for Trump, according to OpenSecrets.

Who’s giving money in Lemont? These are the individual contributions of at least $100 to Republican campaigns:

Marco Rubio

• Michael Guthrie, retired -- $2700
• Sherry Guthrie, retired -- $2700
• Jim Kaput, attorney -- $500

Ted Cruz

• Bill Montgomery, entrepreneur -- $500
• Arsen Paraschak, analyst -- $320
• Thomas Predey, physician -- $250
• Timothy Barry, no occupation listed -- $200

Ben Carson

• Kenneth Lukhard, hospital president -- $2,000
• Jim Kaput, attorney -- $1,200
• William Roggenkamp, retired -- $650
• Donald Petkus, funeral director -- $300

John Kasich

• Christine Radogno, state senator -- $1,000
• Renee Koehler, attorney -- $1,500

Donald Trump

• Robin Shaum, homemaker: $492.28
• Jozef Podzorney, self-employed: $117.36

The maximum amount of money an individual can give to a campaign under federal law is $2,700.

Following voting in four states, Trump holds a commanding lead in delegate count with 82. Cruz has 17 pledged delegates, Rubio 16, Kasich 6 and Carson 4.

Look for donations to Democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in the coming week.