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Frequently Asked Questions

  • You can donate via online platforms (credit/debit cards), checks, or sometimes cash (though cash donations have strict limits). Most campaigns provide secure online portals for easy donations.

  • Yes. Pennsylvania sets contribution limits for state-level campaigns. You can donate up to $ 2,900 for the primary election and up to $2,900 for the general election, totaling $5800.

  • Yes. There is no residency requirement for donating to Pennsylvania campaigns, but all donors must be U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents.

  • Pennsylvania prohibits direct corporate and union contributions to candidates, but political action committees (PACs) affiliated with corporations or unions can contribute within legal limits. Contact Campaign for more details. 

  • No. Contributions to political campaigns are not tax-deductible as charitable donations.

  • Yes. Campaigns must report donor information, including name and address.

  • No. Pennsylvania law requires disclosure of donor identity for transparency and accountability.

  • Most campaigns send a confirmation email or receipt after processing your donation. You can also check campaign finance reports on the Pennsylvania Department of State website.

  • Refunds are generally at the discretion of the campaign. Contact the campaign directly as soon as possible if you wish to request a refund.

  • Yes. Violating contribution limits or donating from prohibited sources can result in fines and legal consequences.