Technology — Democratic Donations

Democratic campaign contributions from Technology sector: $1.6M from employers in this industry.

$1.6MDemocratic Total
28Contributing Employers

Top Democratic Contributing Employers

#EmployerDemocratic AmountTotal All Parties
1UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO$253K$459K
2UBER$243K$797K
3STRIPE$151K$936K
4UC SAN FRANCISCO$100K$631K
5UNION SQUARE VENTURES$95K$517K
6THE DUBERSTEIN GROUP$83K$324K
7UNION SQUARE HOSPITALITY GROUP$70K$419K
8SPOTIFY$70K$241K
9UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO$69K$221K
10SOFTWARE ENGINEER$68K$254K
11SNOWFLAKE$59K$190K
12TWITTER$47K$122K
13SQUARE$45K$292K
14SHOPIFY$37K$119K
15UBER TECHNOLOGIES$27K$175K
16VALVE SOFTWARE$22K$70K
17ZOOM$22K$73K
18SQUARE INC.$14K$37K
19STRIPE INC$14K$38K
20TABLEAU SOFTWARE$13K$140K
21UBER TECHNOLOGIES INC.$12K$20K
22SQUARESPACE$11K$29K
23SOFTWARE$11K$40K
24SOFTWARE COMPANY$10K$23K
25ZOOMINFO$10K$48K
26SNAP INC$9K$55K
27SOFTWARE DEVELOPER$9K$40K
28TOWNSQUARE MEDIA$350$85K

Frequently Asked Questions

How much has the Technology industry donated to Democratic campaigns?

Employees in the Technology sector have contributed $1.6M to Democratic candidates and committees, spread across 28 employers.

Which Technology employers give the most to Democratic candidates?

The table above ranks Technology employers by the total amount their employees have donated to Democratic campaigns. The "Total All Parties" column shows each employer's overall giving for comparison.

Are these corporate donations or individual donations?

These are individual employee contributions, not corporate donations. Federal law prohibits direct corporate contributions to candidates. Employees voluntarily donate and report their employer on FEC forms, which allows us to aggregate by industry and party.

All Technology Donations Republican