Anthony V. Napolitano's campaign money: donors, lobbyists, and money near votes

Alderperson, 41st Ward (profile). Campaign committees: Friends of Anthony Napolitano.

  • Cash on hand: $121,391 (as of Sep 30, 2026)
  • Raised this term: $333,295; since 2019: $859,404 (703 itemized donations)
  • From Chicago: 75% of itemized money
  • From registered City lobbyists: $14,250 in 26 contributions
  • From interests tied to legislation, in the 365 days before 4 votes: $9,000 (below)
Top donors to Anthony V. Napolitano
Money near a vote is not evidence that it influenced the vote. Permalink: chicagopolitics.org/money/anthony-v-napolitano

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Top donors

DonorTotalGiftsEmployer or occupationFrom
Fraternal Order of Police Chicago Lodge No. 7 PAC$95,4257Chicago, IL
Chicago Firefighters Union Local 2 Political Commitee Fund$70,63916Chicago, IL
Fraternal Order of Police Chicago Lodge No. 7$59,9002Chicago, IL
Engineers Political Education Committee$57,8001Washington, DC
Chicago Regional Council of Carpenters PAC$50,0002Chicago, IL
Chicago Land Operators Joimt Labor-Management PAC$36,7006Countryside, IL
Friends of Nicholas Sposato$30,6704Chicago, IL
Tanya Lawrence$24,7508Tara Jordan Management LTChicago, IL
Chicago John Dineen Lodge 7 PAC$20,0002Chicago, IL
Norwood Wine and Spirits$14,5005Chicago, IL
Local 134 State and Municipal Pac$13,5008Chicago, IL
Machinery Movers Riggers and Machinery Erectors Local 136 Pac$12,5007Broadview, IL
Edgar Herrara$11,2503Tara Jordan Management LTPark Ridge, IL
Brad Stephens for State Representative$10,5003Rosemont, IL
Friends to Elect Jim Gardiner$9,5001Chicago, IL
Cari B. Sacks$7,3001Chicago, IL
Michael J. Sacks$7,3001Grosvenor Capital Management L.P.Chicago, IL
Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council PAC$5,5005Chicago, IL
Law and Order PAC$5,4002Chicago, IL
PCG Consulting$5,2502Chicago, IL
International Association of Firefighters$5,0001Washington, DC
Chicago Fire Fighters Union Local 2$5,0001Chicago, IL
Sanchez Construction Services$4,7002Chicago, IL
Chicago Police Sargent Association (CPSA)$4,3006Chicago, IL
IUOE Local 399 PEF$3,6005Chicago, IL

Top donors' employers

EmployerTotalGifts
Tara Jordan Management Lt$36,00011
City Of Chicago$14,54524
Chicago Police Department$8,65016
Grosvenor Capital Management L.P.$7,3001
Would Not Disclose$3,7006
Would Like Disclose$2,6004
Cyera Security$2,5001
@ Properties$2,0503
Village Of Arlington Heights$1,9502
Unable To Obtain$1,5002
Every Attempt Made$1,2002
Chicago Fire Department$1,2002
A La Carte$1,0001
Mr. Zees$1,0001
Chicago Firefighter$7001

Lobbyists who gave

LobbyistTotalGifts
Patrick Carey$3,5007
John Dunn$3,0006
Kevin Wolfberg$2,2004
David Gross$1,5001
Gabriela Manzanares Jule$1,0001
Nicholas Standiford$8002
Tyler Manic$6001
Amy Barry$5001
Luis Andrade$5001
Christopher Jessup$5001
Juan Calahorrano$1501

Money near votes

Money from the interests tied to a piece of legislation (its lobbying clients, their lobbyists, companies and employees named in it) received in the 365 days before the vote.

LegislationVote dateTheir voteAmountFrom
Collective bargaining agreement with Chicago Fire Fighters Union, Local 2Oct 16, 2025Y$5,000Chicago Fire Fighters Union Local 2 (company)
Amendment of Municipal Code 7-5-0207 regarding Outdoor Patio DiningDec 13, 2023Y$1,500Illinois Restaurant Association (company)
Amendment of Municipal Code Titles 2, 4 and 6 by modifying various sections and adding…Nov 9, 2023N$1,500Illinois Restaurant Association (company)
Short Term Rentals AmendmentMay 21, 2025Y$1,000John Dunn (lobbyist for Airbnb, Inc.); Patrick Carey (lobbyist for Airbnb, Inc.)

Money near a vote is not evidence that it influenced the vote.

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Campaign data from the Illinois State Board of Elections (itemized: $150+). Lobbyist data from the City of Chicago Board of Ethics. Lobbyist and lobbyist-client donor flags are name matches. Street addresses are not published. Links between money and legislation are computed: lobbying filings are matched to legislation by record number, address, the client's name, or similar wording; donors are matched by exact company or employer name. Money near a vote is not evidence that it influenced the vote. See also Anthony V. Napolitano's connections and money across the Council.