Each circle represents the total amount donated by a single donor group, funding organisation or individual during that period.
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Data is based on all reportable donations over £7500.
Data source: The Electoral Commission.
—UK average salary
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Despite general public opposition to more taxpayer money being given to political parties, public funds are already provided to opposition parties in the form of 'short money' from the House of Commons, House of Lords and Scottish Parliament.
The parties also benefit from 'Policy development grants' given by the Electoral Commission.
Total: £89,752,524
Proportion of all donations:
77%
Total: £26,579,038
Proportion of all donations:
23%
Total: £43.7 million
Top 50 donors gave:
£23,329,828
50%of the total.
Top 10 donors gave:
£12,877,989
27% of the total
Total: £38.9 million
Top 50 donors gave:
£39,196,684
92%of the total.
Top 10 donors gave:
£34,715,877
81%of the total
Total: £7.1 million
Top 50 donors gave:
£6,975,973
63%of the total.
Top 10 donors gave:
£4,823,899.71
43%of the total
Total: £ 35,191,222
Proportion of all donations: 39%
Total: £ 17,052,129
Proportion of all donations: 19%
Total: £31,474,649
Proportion of all donations: 35%
Total: £4,550,129
Proportion of all donations: 5%
Total: £ 1,484,395
Proportion of all donations: 2%
Classification by the magnitude of the donation
Less or equal to £50,000
Between £50,001 and £200,000
Between £200,001 and £500,000
Between £500,001 and £2,000,000
Between £2,000,001 and £10,000,000
More than £10,000,000