Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow's Republican Presidential Campaign Contributions

TARRYTOWN, NY - New Yorkers will take to the polls April 19 to cast their ballots for the presidential nomination in each party, and New York residents have donated more than twice as much money to Democrats as to the Republican candidates running for president.

GOP candidates have raised $10.4 million in the Empire State, compared to the Dems’ $24.5 million, according to Federal Election Commission campaign finance reports. Of course, Hillary Clinton is a New Yorker, domiciled in Chappaqua, and Bernie Sanders is next door. (Donald Trump does have a house in Bedford.)

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Many local donors to the GOP have contributed small amounts in several separate donations.

Sen. Marco Rubio Rubio has raised the most in New York—$2,343,678, according to the FEC. In Tarrytown, his top donor gave $250:

• SALEK, FREDERICK J. MR.

In Sleepy Hollow, Rubio had one $2,700 donor:

• PIERESON, JAMES MR.

Sen. Rafael Edward “Ted” Cruz has raised the second most amount in New York—$942,644. His top Sleepy Hollow donor gave $626:

• IGOE, WILLIAM F. MR. JR.

Cruz’s had one Tarrytown donor who gave $2,700:

• MEEHAN, GILBERT MR.

Dr. Ben Carson has raised $583,780 in New York, coming in third among Republican presidential candidates still in the race. He had one donor in Sleepy Hollow who gave $1,125:

• NAZEMETZ, PATRICIA

Carson had one Tarrytown donor who gave $615:

• HOLMES, MICHAEL

Ohio Gov. John Kasich has received $327,397 in donations from New Yorkers. He did not receive any campaign contributions from either Tarrytown or Sleepy Hollow.

Real estate mogul Donald Trump has raised the least amount of money in New York, even though he is the frontrunner—$126,184. He did not receive any campaign contributions from either Tarrytown or Sleepy Hollow.

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.