Company Political Contributions
18 Sep 2009Click on a logo to sort all companies in that sector by party contributions, then click again for pop-up details. I love this both because I like the object oriented use of the logos, and the data results are very interesting to browse this way.
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2 Responses to Company Political Contributions
Partisan Political Contributions by U.S. Companies | Test Blog
September 28th, 2009 at 00:34
[…] in order to gain some leverage over policy making processes. This fun interactive graphic (via) allows you to see which companies donate primarily to Republican and Democratic campaigns, and […]
Andrea Orvik
July 31st, 2013 at 19:52
Wow. This is info I did not know. So by banking with BofA, I’m helping to finance the Republican party as a registered Democrat. Thank God Comcast donates more to the Demos or I’d have to cancel that service. I’m searching for a new cell phone provider (didn’t see Verizon on the list), and was considering AT&T – but not now. Thanks