La Grange's Top Democratic Presidential Campaign Contributors

La Grange, IL - Illinois voters will take to the polls March 15 to cast their ballots for the presidential nomination in each party.

Hillary Clinton has raised $4,168,018 in individual donations in the state, according to publicly available contribution data from the Federal Election Commission.

Bernie Sanders has collected $1,021,247 in Illinois

While Clinton’s campaign has raised big bucks from individuals, she’s also been helped by money pouring in through Priorities USA Action, a pro-Clinton Super PAC that has raised more than $50 million in support of the former secretary of state, according to OpenSecrets.

Sanders has raised $44,968 from outside groups, according to OpenSecrets.

Who’s giving money in La Grange? Here are individual contributions to Democratic campaigns:

Hillary Clinton:

• Peter Ewing — $100
• Stephen Phillips — $2,700
• Amy Christiansen Si-ahmed — $250
• Amy Christiansen Si-ahmed — $250
• Amy Christiansen Si-ahmed — $2,450
• Kathleen Valenta — $116
• Kathleen Valenta — $50
• Kathleen Valenta — $50
• Mary Vonderau — $30
• Mary Vonderau — $25
• Mary Vonderau — $25
• Mary Vonderau — $100
• Mary Vonderau — $50
• Mary Vonderau — $25
• Mary Vonderau — $25
• Mary Vonderau — $30
• Mary Vonderau — $50

Bernie Sanders:

• Jack Bower — $100
• Richard Capalby — $71.52
• Richard Capalby — $50
• James Danbury — $200
• James Danbury — $35
• James Danbury — $50
• Anne Davies — $112.54
• Anne Davies — $1,000
• Carol And Kurt Heerwagen — $50
• Carol And Kurt Heerwagen — $25
• Lizbeth Riley — $50
• Lizbeth Riley — $50
• Lizbeth Riley — $50
• Lizbeth Riley — $50
• Marshall Seeder — $100
• Marshall Seeder — $250
• Rodney Telomen — $250

The maximum amount of money an individual can give to a campaign under federal law is $2,700.

Following voting in three states, Clinton leads Sanders in pledged delegates, 52 to 51. But Clinton holds a commanding lead over the Vermont Senate in the race for the nomination overall, with the support of 445 superdelegates compared to just 18 superdelegates for Sanders.