Billionaires, bankers and a Ukrainian oligarch: See who’s funding Florida’s campaigns for governor

From national advocacy groups to hedge fund managers to local real estate tycoons, lots of big donors have placed their bets in the race for Florida governor.

But not all of them are household names — in fact, several large contributors donated from their company accounts so their names did not initially appear on campaign finance documents.

The following is a Top 5 roundup for each of the candidates running for governor, except for Jeff Greene, a Democrat from Palm Beach, who has only recently joined the race and has not yet filed campaign finance documents. However, Greene, a billionaire real estate investor, said he would finance his own campaign and pledged on Wednesday that he would not take any outside donations over $100.

In total, about $80 million has already been raised.

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The below analysis (in alphabetical order) clumps donations from immediate family members, or individuals and their companies, where applicable, and includes donations through the end of May:

Republicans:

(Note: Includes contributions to Ron DeSantis for Governor campaign, Friends of Ron DeSantis PAC, Fund for Florida’s Future)

(Note: Includes contributions to Adam Putnam for Governor campaign, Florida Grown PC)

Democrats:

(Note: Includes contributions to Andrew Gillum for governor campaign and Forward Florida political committee)

(Note: Includes contributions to the Gwen Graham for Governor campaign, Gwen Graham for Florida PAC)

(Note: Includes contributions to Philip Levine for Governor campaign, All About Florida PAC)

(Note: Includes contributions to Thomas Christopher King campaign for governor and Rise and Lead Florida political committee)

Times staff writer Lawrence Mower contributed to this report.

Editor’s note: This story was updated on July 2 to reflect corrected information provided by the Chris King campaign, which corrected the amount donated by Paul W. Morgan and replaced the No. 5 slot with the accurate donor.