Public money
Donors
Every donor the Electoral Commission’s published declarations name, with each party that declared money from them. A donor here is a published name: the declarations print no ID or company number, so two parties naming the same donor is a name match, not proof of one person or company. A declaration is a donation reported; it says nothing about influence.
- Donors (published names)
- 238
- Declared by 2 or more parties
- 24
- Possible matches to review
- 6
- Confirmed by review
- 0
- R 125 099 000
- R 72 500 000
- R 60 500 000
- R 33 333 333
- R 32 599 000
- R 27 500 000
- R 25 000 000
- R 19 371 207
- R 15 820 000
- R 15 500 000
- R 14 000 000
- R 10 745 101
- R 10 000 000
- R 10 000 000
- R 9 500 000
- R 7 000 000
- R 5 853 969
- R 2 520 000
- R 2 060 612,52
- R 2 000 000
- R 1 700 000
- R 1 442 882
- R 1 212 500
- R 1 200 000
- R 1 030 626
- R 950 000
- R 500 000
- R 460 000
- R 200 000
Donors declared by more than one party
Each line is a party's own declarations of a donor; thicker means more money. No line implies influence.
The same declarations as a table
How donors are matched
- Same published name: identical apart from letter case and spacing. Grouped and labelled as a name match.
- Possible match: names that differ only in punctuation or a company suffix (“(Pty) Ltd” and “Pty Ltd”). Shown side by side and never added together until an editor reviews them.
- Confirmed: two names joined by a reviewed decision on evidence beyond a name, such as a company registration number or an official record.
- Related companies, trusts and people with similar names stay separate. A donor’s link to a representative is never treated as funding a party.