Newtown's Top Democratic Presidential Campaign Contributors

Super Tuesday is just around the corner. As the party nomination season approaches the finish line, two favorites have emerged on each side: Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump.

Trump, a business mogul, has self-financed his campaign, although he does still receive noteworthy contributions.

But it’s nothing compared to the money put forth to the campaign of former First Lady, New York Senator, and U.S. Secretary of State Clinton.

Clinton leads all candidates in Pennsylvania in donations received, having brought in $2,775,412 in this election cycle from the Keystone State, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC) data.

Clinton has raised $86,227 from ZIP codes that begin with 189, which includes towns in central and upper Bucks County like Newtown, New Hope and Doylestown.

Democrat Bernie Sanders has raised $32,967 from ZIP codes that begin with 189.

Individuals are limited to direct donations of $2,700 per candidate in an election cycle, according to FEC regulations. A total of 17 individuals with a ZIP code beginning with 189 have contributed that maximum amount to Clinton. Sanders has not yet received the maximum contribution from a resident in the 189 ZIP code.

Ten people in the 18940 ZIP code gave the top donation to Hillary Clinton’s campaign, according to the FEC:

1. KAREN SHERIFF, $2,700
2. ROBIN WIESSMANN, $2,700
3. PATRICIA ELLIS, $2,700
4. KARLEY JARIN, $2,700
5. SHARON HULIHAN, $2,700
6. LISA ANN RUBIN, $2,700
7. REBECCA TILLET, $2,700
8. ALAN SHERIFF, $2,700
9. SAMUEL JAMES WORTHINGTON, $2,700
10. KENNETH DAVID RUBIN, $2,700

Here are the top 10 donations to Bernie Sander’s campaign in the 18940 ZIP code:

1. JENNIFER HLLINGSHEAD, $1,833
2. JAMES BURNETT, $600
3. MARGUERITE CHANDLER, $520
4. MARK MCCLOSKEY, $515
5. HERMAN SILVERMAN, $500
6. MAYA ADAMS, $500
7. CHENG LU, $485
8. DANIELLE FISHMAN, $300
9. LINDA WIESNER, $252
10. ELIZABETH SERKIN, $135

The Pennsylvania Democratic and Republican primaries are on April 26.