The American Medical Association and its affiliates made $1.3 million in political contributions in 2016, with more than $1 million to candidates.
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