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Bonnie Watson Coleman
House · New Jersey · District 12
Party (text only): Democrat
Same layout for every member. Not a scorecard. Snapshot generated November 3, 2026, 11:28 UTC. Totals only. No individual contributors.
FEC candidate page (opens in a new tab)FEC committee C00558437 (opens in a new tab)District page
No campaign committee filed for this cycle. Coverage date Not available.
Totals
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Where the receipts came from
No campaign committee filed for this cycle.
In-state and out-of-state
No campaign committee filed for this cycle.
Employers
No campaign committee filed for this cycle.
Industries
No campaign committee filed for this cycle.
PACs and leadership PACs
No campaign committee filed for this cycle.
Outside money
Spending other groups reported to the FEC for or against this member. Both sides are shown.
For
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Against
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Electioneering communications: Not available. Communication costs: Not available.
Latest 24/48-hour filing in this snapshot: Not available.
ActBlue and WinRed
No campaign committee filed for this cycle.
Lobbying clients
Dollar amounts are PAC gifts from this snapshot. Senate LD-203 contribution amounts are not available. Personal contributions from employees are not included. A listing does not mean anything was exchanged.
No campaign committee filed for this cycle.
Federal contractors
Dollar amounts are PAC gifts only. Federal contract amounts are not shown. Parent-company IDs are not in this snapshot. A listing does not mean anything was exchanged.
No campaign committee filed for this cycle.
Gaps
- Some groups (for example 501(c)(4) nonprofits) don't have to disclose their donors. Their spending appears here only if they reported it to the FEC as an independent expenditure. Their donors are not shown because they are not public.
- Unitemized donations have no address or employer. State, employer, and industry amounts on this page do not include them.
- No campaign committee filed for this cycle.
- This snapshot does not include Senate LD-203 contribution amounts, electioneering-communication totals, communication-cost totals, or contractor parent-company IDs. Empty or missing values in those fields are not a count of zero.
How we count
All numbers come from public reports that campaigns and committees file with the Federal Election Commission (FEC), plus Senate lobbying disclosures and USAspending.gov. We use the same method for every member.
- Totals are the campaign committee's own reported totals for the two-year cycle, as of the date shown.
- Under $200 (unitemized) is money from donors whose total for the cycle stayed at $200 or less, so the campaign didn't have to list them by name. Large is itemized individual money. PACs, party, and the candidate's own money (including loans) are shown separately.
- State, employer, and industry breakdowns use itemized donations only, because unitemized donations have no address or employer. We show how much of the money each breakdown covers.
- Employer means what the donor wrote on the form. It is not money from the company. Industries are our own grouping of employers and job titles, and some can't be grouped.
- ActBlue and WinRed are processing services. Money sent through them is counted once, as coming from the original donors, and never as coming from ActBlue or WinRed.
- Outside money is spending by other groups for or against the member that the group reported to the FEC. We always show both.
- Lobbying clients and federal contractors are listed only when the organization's own PAC gave, or it reported the gift on a Senate lobbying contribution report. We show dollars only. A listing doesn't mean anything was exchanged.
- Refunds are subtracted. Amended reports replace earlier versions. Money moved between a member's own committees is counted once.
- What's missing: groups that don't have to name their donors ("dark money"), donations under $200 by location or employer, and anything filed after the date shown.