Top 10 Clinton Contributors In Norristown

Super Tuesday is just around the corner. As the party nomination season approaches the finish line, two clear 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.

About $110,000 of those donations came from the Montgomery and Chester County area, or zip codes that begin with 194.

Individuals are limited to direct donations of $2,700 per candidate in an election cycle, according to FEC regulations. A total of 24 individuals have contributed that maximum amount to Clinton from the 194xx zip code.

Below we have included a list of the top ten Clinton donors from the 194xx zip code, and the top ten Clinton donors from Norristown.

Hillary Clinton’s Top Donations From The 194xx Zip Code

1. Stuart Berman, Lafayette Hill, $2700
2. Michelle Carchidi, North Wales, $2700
3. Maxwell Egan, Conshohocken, $2700
4. Kenneth Goldenberg, Blue Bell, $2700
5. Edward Haas, Lafayette Hill, $2700
6. Stephanie Haas, Lafayette Hill, $2700
7. Wendi Haas, Lafayette Hill, $2700
8. Juliana Hill, North Wales, $2700
9. Catherine Jasons, Blue Bell, $2700
10. David Kessler, Plymouth Meeting, $2700

Hillary Clinton’s Top Norristown Donations

1. Robert Nicoletti (King of Prussia), $2700
2. Ido Roizman, $2700
3. Lynne Gold-Bikin, $2400
4. Mary Desouza, $1000
5. Kimberly Lane, $1000
6. Kimberly Lane, $500
7. Kimberland Lane, $500
8. Lynne Gold-Bikin, $300
9. Kenneth Forman (King of Prussia), $250
10. Alessandra Marinari, $250

The Pennsylvania Democratic and Republican primaries are on April 26. Both Clinton and Trump hold leads in their respective parties in the Keystone State, according to the latest polls in Real Clear Politics.