Herbert C. Conaway, Jr.

U.S. Representative, NJ-3

Herbert C. Conaway, Jr., U.S. Representative, NJ-3 | Votenoted

$316,976

186 contributions

Contributions filed through Sep 29, 2026. Source: FEC (opens in a new tab)

By industry
Industry	Total	Contributions
Doctors and health professional groups	$116,976	59
Drug makers	$51,500	32
Construction unions	$42,500	9
Defense and aerospace companies	$30,500	32
Transport unions	$15,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
Health insurers	$14,500	8
Insurance companies	$11,500	Fewer than 5 contributors
Real estate groups	$8,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
Hospitals and care providers	$6,500	Fewer than 5 contributors
Pharmacies and drug wholesalers	$6,500	Fewer than 5 contributors
Banks and lenders	$3,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
Oil and gas companies	$2,500	Fewer than 5 contributors
Car makers and dealers	$2,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
Electric utilities	$2,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
Tech companies	$1,500	Fewer than 5 contributors
Investment and securities firms	$1,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
Medical device makers	$1,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
Other or not matched	$500	Fewer than 5 contributors

By employer
Employer	Total	Contributions
American College of Physicians	$10,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
American College of Radiology	$10,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
American Medical Association	$10,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
American Society of Anesthesiologists	$10,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters	$10,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
United Brotherhood of Carpenters	$10,000	Fewer than 5 contributors
American Academy of Dermatology	$9,500	Fewer than 5 contributors
Eli Lilly and Company	$7,500	Fewer than 5 contributors
Genentech	$7,500	Fewer than 5 contributors

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