University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee student Aaron Taylor donates $60 to Bernard Sanders’ campaign

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee student Aaron Taylor donates  to Bernard Sanders’ campaign
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Aaron Taylor, a student at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, donated $60 to Democratic Party candidate Bernard Sanders, according to the Federal Election Commission.

According to records, there have been $18,205 in campaign contributions made by individuals affiliated with University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as of November 3. Approximately 77.2 percent, or $14,051, of these contributions were made to Democratic Party candidates and committees.

Matthew Petering’s contribution of $4,689 to Democratic Party Bernard Sanders was the largest contribution made by someone affiliated with University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee since January 1, 2019.

According to an Inside Higher Ed analysis of federal elections data, individuals that were affiliated with colleges and universities have donated five times more money to Joe Biden than to President Trump. A study by Pew Research in 2017 found that 58 percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents thought colleges and universities have a negative impact on the way things are going in this country.

People affiliated with University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee all political contributions
Individual Candidate Party Amount
Matthew Petering Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $4,689
Atis Purins Donald Trump Republican Party $2,335
Kathleen Sawin Tammy Baldwin Democratic Party $1,375
Atis Purins Dan Sullivan Republican Party $919
Leah Pinkowsky Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $908
David H. Petering Jeanne Shaheen Democratic Party $700
David Petering Jay R. Inslee Democratic Party $610
David Petering Jaime Harrison Democratic Party $601
Christian Horst Andrew Yang Democratic Party $590
Jacob Robinson Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $573
Paul Thompto Donald Trump Republican Party $500
Barrett Kalter Tammy Baldwin Democratic Party $500
Gregory Walz-Chojnacki Elizabeth Warren Democratic Party $452
David Petering Jeanne Shaheen Democratic Party $450
David W. Opitz Glenn S. Grothman Republican Party $400
Tate Bunker Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $400
David Petering Adam Schiff Democratic Party $325
Gillian Rodger Elizabeth Warren Democratic Party $250
David H. Petering Tammy Baldwin Democratic Party $225
Matthew Knachel Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $185
Amanda Keyes Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $174
Linda Corbin-Pardee Elizabeth Warren Democratic Party $166
Christopher Celi Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $145
Joseph Grennier Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $106
Barrett Kalter Elizabeth Warren Democratic Party $100
Gillian Rodger Tammy Baldwin Democratic Party $90
Kendra Heidkamp-Youn Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $87
Carol Anderson Tammy Baldwin Democratic Party $80
Christopher Celi Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $72
Adam Zembrosky Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $69
Aaron Taylor Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $60
Florence L. Johnson Tammy Baldwin Democratic Party $35
Joshua Backes Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $27
Kristine Koyama Bernard Sanders Democratic Party $7


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