The data was gathered from an FEC report released on June 27 and reported in OpenSecrets.org.
Here are the top recipients of funding from the American Medical Association:
1. Evan Jenkins, House of Representatives (R-W.Va.): $16,000
2. Michael Burgess, House of Representatives (R-Texas): $11,916
3. Matt Gaetz, House of Representatives (R-Fla.): $11,900
4. Tom Price, House of Representatives (R-Ga.): $11,750
5. Patrick Meehan, House of Representatives (R-Pa.): $11,000
6. Diane Black, House of Representatives (R-Tenn.): $11,000
7. Marsha Blackburn, House of Representatives (R-Tenn.): $10,000
8. Richard Burr, Senate (R-N.C.): $10,000
9. Mike Crapo, Senate (R-Idaho): $10,000
10. Joseph Crowley, House of Representatives (D-N.Y.): $10,000
11. Charlie Dent, House of Representatives (R-Pa.): $10,000
12. Charles Schumer, Senate (D-N.Y.): $10,000
13. Pat Toomey, Senate (R-Pa.): $10,000
14. Ron Wyden, Senate (D-Ore.): $10,000
15. Patrick Tiberi, House of Representatives (R-Ohio): $9,400
16. Johnny Isakson, Senate (R-Ga.): $8,250
17. Ryan Costello House of Representatives (R-Pa.): $8,000
18. Ben Lujan, House of Representatives (D-N.M.): $8,000
19. Rob Portman, Senate (R-Ohio): $8,000
20. Tom Reed, House of Representatives (R-N.Y.): $8,000
21. Greg Walden, House of Representatives (R-Ore.): $8,000
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