Election 2022

Follow the money, 2022

6 races and 12 candidates with a figure filed in the records behind this page. Each figure is printed as filed, with the filing link.

Candidates run alphabetically by surname inside each race. Ohio rotates ballot order by precinct, so no order here is the ballot's.

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Governor of Ohio

November 8, 2022

Mike DeWine

Republican

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
OhioSOS $15,081,386$6,800,936June 30, 2022

Filings: news.ballotpedia.org · news.ballotpedia.org

From inside Ohio

Across the 4 donor entries below whose location the records establish: $2,560,314 in state (100.0%), $0 out of state (0.0%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised.

Top donor entries, as filed

  • Ohio Republican State Central & Executive Committee State Candidate Fund · $1,959,075 · party committee · In state

    Party committee

    Source: news.ballotpedia.org

  • Ohio Republican PAC · $520,784 · PAC · In state

    Party committee

    Source: news.ballotpedia.org

  • John A. Payiavlas · $44,804 · campaign committee · In state

    Cleveland-area bail-bonds and entertainment businessman

    Source: news.ballotpedia.org

  • Eric Wagenbrenner · $35,650 · campaign committee · In state

    Columbus real-estate developer, Wagenbrenner Companies

    Source: news.ballotpedia.org

Outside spending, for and against

Nan Whaley

Democratic

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
OhioSOS $5,600,000$4,000,000June 30, 2022

Filings: news.ballotpedia.org · cleveland.com

From inside Ohio

Across the 3 donor entries below whose location the records establish: $0 in state (0.0%), $82,221 out of state (100.0%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised. 1 further donor entry is listed whose location these records do not establish; it is counted on neither side.

Top donor entries, as filed

  • Barbara K. Fergus · $29,404 · campaign committee

    Source: news.ballotpedia.org

  • 314 Action Victory Fund · $27,409 · PAC · Out of state

    Pro-science-candidate PAC

    Source: news.ballotpedia.org

  • Mario M. Morino · $27,408 · campaign committee · Out of state

    Virginia venture philanthropist

    Source: news.ballotpedia.org

  • Stephen Silberstein · $27,404 · campaign committee · Out of state

    California software entrepreneur, national Democratic donor

    Source: news.ballotpedia.org

Outside spending, for and against

None found in the records checked

U.S. Senator from Ohio

November 8, 2022

Tim Ryan

Democratic

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
FEC S2OH00402 $57,770,820$57,714,280$56,540December 31, 2022

Filing: fec.gov

From inside Ohio

Across the 3 donor entries below whose location the records establish: $116,408 in state (31.6%), $252,028 out of state (68.4%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised.

Top donor entries, as filed

  • J Street · $162,981 · PAC · Out of state

    Pro-Israel advocacy PAC

    Source: opensecrets.org

  • Ohio State University · $116,408 · campaign committee · In state

    Employer-bundled individual giving

    Source: opensecrets.org

  • Alphabet Inc (Google) · $89,047 · campaign committee · Out of state

    Employer-bundled individual giving; company with a stake in the domestic chip supply chain

    Source: opensecrets.org

Outside spending, for and against

None found in the records checked

J.D. Vance

Republican

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
FEC S2OH00436 $15,994,977$15,553,668$441,309December 31, 2022

Filing: VANCE, J D - Candidate overview (financial summary, 2022 cycle)

From inside Ohio

Across the 1 donor entry below whose location the records establish: $0 in state (0.0%), $10,000,000 out of state (100.0%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised.

Top donor entries, as filed

Outside spending, for and against

Ohio Attorney General

November 8, 2022

The records behind this page carry 1 entry for Jeffrey Crossman, 3 entries for Dave Yost. A shorter list is a thinner record here, not a smaller campaign.

Jeffrey Crossman

Democratic

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
OhioSOS $314,046$61,259July 29, 2022

Filings: news.ballotpedia.org · news.ballotpedia.org

From inside Ohio

None found in the records checked

Top donor entries, as filed

None found in the records checked

Outside spending, for and against

None found in the records checked

Dave Yost

Republican

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
OhioSOS $7,825,997$3,773,284December 31, 2022

Filing: ballotpedia.org

From inside Ohio

Across the 2 donor entries below whose location the records establish: $97,000 in state (100.0%), $0 out of state (0.0%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised.

Top donor entries, as filed

  • Brian Colleran · $50,000 · campaign committee · In state

    Co-operates Foundations Health Solutions, 57 Ohio nursing homes, with his wife

    Source: ohiocapitaljournal.com

  • Lee Schear · $47,000 · campaign committee · In state

    Owner of Dayton-based NCP Finance, operating as 'Cash Max' and similar payday and vehicle-title lending storefronts

    Source: ohiocapitaljournal.com

Outside spending, for and against

None found in the records checked

Ohio Secretary of State

November 8, 2022

Chelsea Clark

Democratic

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
OhioSOS $240,962$240,192December 31, 2022

Filing: transparencyusa.org

From inside Ohio

Across the 3 donor entries below whose location the records establish: $10,000 in state (66.7%), $5,000 out of state (33.3%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised. 1 further donor entry is listed whose location these records do not establish; it is counted on neither side.

Top donor entries, as filed

  • Shawn Borich · $8,350 · campaign committee

    Source: ballotpedia.org

  • Karla Jurvetson · $5,000 · campaign committee · Out of state

    California-based national Democratic donor who gave to numerous 2022 secretary-of-state candidates

    Source: ballotpedia.org

  • OAPSE/AFSCME 'Turnaround Ohio' PAC · $5,000 · PAC · In state

    Public-employee union

    Source: ballotpedia.org

  • Ohio AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education · $5,000 · PAC · In state

    State labor federation

    Source: ballotpedia.org

Outside spending, for and against

None found in the records checked

Frank LaRose

Republican

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
OhioSOS LAROSE FOR OHIO $2,919,032$345,485December 31, 2022
OhioSOS LAROSE FOR OHIO $2,919,032$345,485December 31, 2022
OhioSOS LAROSE FOR OHIO $2,919,032$345,485December 31, 2022

Filing: Ohio Campaign Finance Reporting System - Candidate/Committee Search

Filing: www6.ohiosos.gov

Filing: www6.ohiosos.gov

From inside Ohio

Across the 7 donor entries below whose location the records establish: $92,162 in state (62.7%), $54,818 out of state (37.3%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised.

Top donor entries, as filed

  • Ohio Republican Party · $30,721 · party committee · In state

    Ohio Republican Party state candidate fund

    Source: opensecrets.org

  • Ohio Republican Party · $30,721 · party committee · In state

    Ohio Republican Party state candidate fund

    Source: opensecrets.org

  • Ohio Republican Party (state candidate fund) · $30,721 · party committee · In state

    Source: Campaign Finance Contributions Search

  • John Pritzker · $13,704 · campaign committee · Out of state

    San Francisco hotelier and investor, Aperture Group LLC; otherwise known primarily as a Democratic donor nationally

    Source: opensecrets.org

  • John Pritzker · $13,704 · campaign committee · Out of state

    San Francisco hotelier and investor, Aperture Group LLC; otherwise known primarily as a Democratic donor nationally

    Source: opensecrets.org

  • Reid Hoffman · $13,704 · campaign committee · Out of state

    Greylock, LinkedIn co-founder; otherwise known primarily as a Democratic donor nationally

    Source: opensecrets.org

  • Reid Hoffman · $13,704 · campaign committee · Out of state

    Greylock, LinkedIn co-founder; otherwise known primarily as a Democratic donor nationally

    Source: opensecrets.org

Outside spending, for and against

None found in the records checked

Ohio Auditor of State

November 8, 2022

Keith Faber

Republican

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
OhioSOS Friends of Faber $1,024,487$1,082,339$1,027,348December 31, 2022

Filing: Campaign Finance Cover Page Search (official filings for 'Friends of Faber,' Auditor race)

From inside Ohio

Across the 1 donor entry below whose location the records establish: $54,818 in state (100.0%), $0 out of state (0.0%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised.

Top donor entries, as filed

  • Michael D. and Margaret K. Valentine · $54,818 · campaign committee · In state

    Cincinnati; Valentine Research, a radar-detector manufacturer

    Source: Campaign Finance Contributions Search

Outside spending, for and against

None found in the records checked

Taylor Sappington

Democratic

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
OhioSOS Taylor Sappington for Ohio $244,260$208,904December 31, 2022

Filing: Taylor Sappington - Ohio Candidate (2022 Election cycle)

From inside Ohio

Across the 2 donor entries below whose location the records establish: $29,704 in state (100.0%), $0 out of state (0.0%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised.

Top donor entries, as filed

Outside spending, for and against

None found in the records checked

Ohio Treasurer of State

November 8, 2022

Scott Schertzer

Democratic

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
OhioSOS Schertzer for State Treasurer $253,498$249,423December 31, 2022

Filing: Scott Schertzer - Ohio Candidate

From inside Ohio

Across the 1 donor entry below whose location the records establish: $15,000 in state (100.0%), $0 out of state (0.0%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised. 1 further donor entry is listed whose location these records do not establish; it is counted on neither side.

Top donor entries, as filed

Outside spending, for and against

None found in the records checked

Robert Sprague

Republican

Totals as filed

FilerRaisedSpentCash on handAs of
OhioSOS SPRAGUE FOR OHIO $1,301,235$1,272,055December 31, 2022

Filing: Robert Sprague - Ohio Candidate - 2022 Election cycle overview

From inside Ohio

Across the 1 donor entry below whose location the records establish: $156,287 in state (100.0%), $0 out of state (0.0%).

A share of the donor entries listed on this page, not of the money raised.

Top donor entries, as filed

Outside spending, for and against

None found in the records checked

The biggest donor entries across every race

One row per donor entry on record for this cycle, largest amount first. Some entries the records themselves describe as an aggregate across a cycle rather than a single filed contribution; each row's source says which.

DonorAmountToRaceThroughSource
Peter Thiel · Out of state $10,000,000 J.D. Vance U.S. Senator from Ohio super PAC bloomberg.com
Ohio Republican State Central & Executive Committee State Candidate Fund · In state $1,959,075 Mike DeWine Governor of Ohio party committee news.ballotpedia.org
Ohio Republican PAC · In state $520,784 Mike DeWine Governor of Ohio PAC news.ballotpedia.org
J Street · Out of state $162,981 Tim Ryan U.S. Senator from Ohio PAC opensecrets.org
Ohio Republican PAC · In state $156,287 Robert Sprague Ohio Treasurer of State party committee transparencyusa.org
Ohio State University · In state $116,408 Tim Ryan U.S. Senator from Ohio campaign committee opensecrets.org
Alphabet Inc (Google) · Out of state $89,047 Tim Ryan U.S. Senator from Ohio campaign committee opensecrets.org
Michael D. and Margaret K. Valentine · In state $54,818 Keith Faber Ohio Auditor of State campaign committee www6.ohiosos.gov
Brian Colleran · In state $50,000 Dave Yost Ohio Attorney General campaign committee ohiocapitaljournal.com
Lee Schear · In state $47,000 Dave Yost Ohio Attorney General campaign committee ohiocapitaljournal.com
John A. Payiavlas · In state $44,804 Mike DeWine Governor of Ohio campaign committee news.ballotpedia.org
Eric Wagenbrenner · In state $35,650 Mike DeWine Governor of Ohio campaign committee news.ballotpedia.org
Ohio Republican Party · In state $30,721 Frank LaRose Ohio Secretary of State party committee opensecrets.org
Ohio Republican Party · In state $30,721 Frank LaRose Ohio Secretary of State party committee opensecrets.org
Ohio Republican Party (state candidate fund) · In state $30,721 Frank LaRose Ohio Secretary of State party committee www6.ohiosos.gov
Barbara K. Fergus $29,404 Nan Whaley Governor of Ohio campaign committee news.ballotpedia.org
314 Action Victory Fund · Out of state $27,409 Nan Whaley Governor of Ohio PAC news.ballotpedia.org
Mario M. Morino · Out of state $27,408 Nan Whaley Governor of Ohio campaign committee news.ballotpedia.org
Stephen Silberstein · Out of state $27,404 Nan Whaley Governor of Ohio campaign committee news.ballotpedia.org
Carl F. Hughes $24,154 Scott Schertzer Ohio Treasurer of State campaign committee transparencyusa.org

Sources

Data from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0: 2022 Ohio gubernatorial election · Mike DeWine · 2018 Ohio gubernatorial election · Ohio FirstEnergy bribery scandal · 2014 Ohio Attorney General election · Nan Whaley · Tim Ryan (Ohio politician) · 2022 United States Senate election in Ohio · J. D. Vance · Jeffrey Crossman · 2022 Ohio elections · https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Ohio_Attorney_General_election · Dave Yost · 2018 Ohio Attorney General election · 2014 Ohio State Auditor election · 2022 Ohio Secretary of State election · Frank LaRose · 2026 Ohio State Auditor election · August 2023 Ohio Issue 1 · 2024 Ohio Issue 1 · 2018 Ohio Secretary of State election · Keith Faber · 2026 Ohio Attorney General election · Andy Wilson (politician) · 2018 Ohio State Auditor election · 2022 United States state auditor elections · 2022 Ohio State Treasurer election · Robert Sprague · 2026 Ohio Secretary of State election · 2026 Ohio State Treasurer election · 2018 Ohio elections

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