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Top fourth-quarter campaign contribution recipients
| Campaign Committee | Candidate | Amount | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bice for Congress | Stephanie Bice | $224,346 | Oklahoma City, OK |
| Cole for Congress | Tom Jeffrey Cole | $129,330 | Norman, OK |
| Lahmeyer for Senate Inc. | Jackson Rhodes Lahmeyer | $103,930 | Tulsa, OK |
| Nathan Dahm for US Senate | Nathan Dahm | $72,186 | Broken Arrow, OK |
| Mullin for Congress | Markwayne Mullin | $71,775 | Muskogee, OK |
| Oklahomans for Madison | Madison Horn | $45,055 | Oklahoma City, OK |
| Abby Broyles for Congress | Abby Broyles | $33,325 | Oklahoma City, OK |
| Lucas for Congress | Frank D. Lucas | $30,050 | Oklahoma City, OK |
| Jason Bollinger for Oklahoma | Jason Bollinger | $24,185 | Oklahoma City, OK |
| MARTIN4CONGRESS | Adam Martin | $2,250 | Tulsa, OK |
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