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Political-action committees dished out $205 million in special-interest contributions to favored legislators and political parties in 1991-92. Nearly $189 million went to congressional candidates, up 19 percent over the previous period, with three fourths of the money going to incumbents.
Teamsters $11,825,340 American Medical Association $6,263,921 National Education Association $5,817,975 National Rifle Association $5,700,114 National Association of Realtors $4,939,014 Association of Trial Lawyers of America $4,392,462 American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees $4,281,395 United Auto Workers $4,257,165 National-Congressional Club $3,864,389 National Abortion Rights Action League $3,831,321
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