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The ranks of donors giving money to Republican presidential candidates are a little low on the celebrity meter. Unlike the Democrats, whose ties to the entertainment community are well-known, the recently filed lists of GOP contributors has relatively few names familiar from the stage and screen.

But the candidates seeking the nomination of the Republican Party, which is known for its ties to the nation’s business community, have attracted numerous donations from familiar names in corporate boardrooms and chief executive officers- offices.

This is evident in CQPolitics.com’s detailed analysis, presented below, of the Republican presidential candidates- campaign finance reports for the second quarter of the year, which were filed by a July 15 deadline. CQPolitics.com on Thursday performed a similar analysis of the Democratic presidential hopefuls- contribution lists.

The following profiles list the top-line second-quarter fundraising figures for nine Republican candidates, presented alphabetically by last name, and identify some prominent donors to each of the candidates. If a donor also gave to the named candidate in the first quarter of this year, the cumulative contribution is noted in parentheses.

An individual donor can give a maximum of $4,600 to a presidential candidate, who can use $2,300 for the nominating campaign of primaries and caucuses and the other $2,300 for a possible general election campaign. The capsule descriptions below note how much money each candidate has raised and has left to spend for the primary elections.

Not included in this roundup are former Virginia Gov. James S. Gilmore III, who raised little money and who terminated his campaign July 14, and Illinois lawyer John Cox, who is funding his longshot campaign primarily from his own pockets.

List follows:

Sam Brownback, senator of Kansas

• Total receipts, April 1 to June 30: $1.4 million
• Total receipts, campaign to date: $3.3 million (all for the nominating contest)
• Total disbursements, April 1 to June 30: $1.8 million
• Total disbursements, campaign to date: $2.9 million
• Cash-on-hand, June 30: $460,000 (all for the nominating contest)
• Debts, June 30: $0

Notable contributions from individuals

• Alfonso Aguilar, chief of the Office of Citizenship at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services: $1,000
• Pat Boone, entertainer: $500 ($800 total)
• Charles Koch, chairman of Koch Industries: $2,300
• Heather Wingate, senior vice president at Citigroup and a former Brownback chief of staff: $1,000

Rudolph W. Giuliani, former mayor of New York City

• Total receipts, April 1 to June 30: $17.6 million
• Total receipts, campaign to date: $35.6 million ($31.9 million for the nominating contest)
• Total disbursements, April 1 to June 30: $11.2 million
• Total disbursements, campaign to date: $17.3 million
• Cash-on-hand, June 30: $18.3 million ($14.6 million for the nominating contest)
• Debts, June 30: $0

Notable contributions from individuals

• Scott Avedisian, mayor of Warwick, R.I.: $585 ($595 total)
• U.S. Rep. Charles Boustany Jr. of Louisiana: $2,500
• Rudy Boschwitz, former U.S. senator from Minnesota (1978-91): $1,000
• Jeffrey A. Citron, chairman of Vonage: $2,300
• Melissa Gilbert, actress and director: $4,600
• Michael Helton, president of NASCAR: $4,600
• New Jersey state Sen. Tom Kean Jr., the losing 2006 Republican nominee for the Senate against Democratic incumbent Robert Menendez: $1,000
• Donald M. Kendall, co-founder and former chief executive officer of Pepsi: $2,300 ($4,600 total)
• Melania Knauss, model and the wife of real estate executive Donald Trump: $4,600
• Craig S. Miller, chief executive officer of Ruth’s Chris Steak House: $4,600
• Isaac Perlmutter, chief executive officer of Marvel Entertainment: $4,600
• Jack Quinn, president of Cassidy & Associates and a former House member from New York (1993-2005): $2,300
• Kevin Plank, chief executive officer of Under Armour, an athletic apparel company: $2,000
• Stephen Rasmussen, president and chief operating officer of Nationwide Insurance: $2,300
• Tony Sirico, actor who played “Paulie Walnuts” on the HBO hit series “The Sopranos”: $1,000

Mike Huckabee, former governor of Arkansas

• Total receipts, April 1 to June 30: $766,000
• Total receipts, campaign to date: $1.3 million (all for the nominating contest)
• Total disbursements, April 1 to June 30: $703,000
• Total disbursements, campaign to date: $874,000
• Cash-on-hand, June 30: $437,000 (all for the nominating contest)
• Debts, June 30: $31,000

Notable contributions from individuals

• Donald T. “Boysie” Bollinger, chief executive officer of Bollinger Shipyards Inc.: $1,000
• Asa Hutchinson, a former House member from Arkansas (1997-2001) and former senior official at the Department of Homeland Security who was the losing Republican nominee for governor in 2006: $1,000
• Randi Fredholm Hutchinson, counsel at Dickstein Shapiro LLP and wife of former Sen. Tim Hutchinson of Arkansas: $500
• Carl Lindner, co-president and co-chief executive officer of American Financial Group: $2,300
• Sandra J. Reeves, member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives: $200 ($300 total)
• Jermain Taylor, professional boxer: $2,000

Duncan Hunter, representative of California’s 52nd Congressional District

• Total receipts, April 1 to June 30: $814,000
• Total receipts, campaign to date: $1.4 million (all for the nominating contest)
• Total disbursements, April 1 to June 30: $874,000
• Total disbursements, campaign to date: $1.1 million
• Cash-on-hand, June 30: $213,000 (all for the nominating contest)
• Debts, June 30: $0

Notable contributions from individuals

• Donald T. “Boysie” Bollinger, chief executive officer of Bollinger Shipyards Inc.: $1,000
• U.S. Rep. Virgil H. Goode Jr. of Virginia: $500
• Barbara Hayes, wife of North Carolina Rep. Robin Hayes: $2,300
• Kenneth Tang, chairman and chief executive officer of Trex Enterprises: $250 ($2,250 total)

John McCain, senator of Arizona

• Total receipts, April 1 to June 30: $11.6 million
• Total receipts, campaign to date: $25.3 million ($24 million for the nominating contest)
• Total disbursements, April 1 to June 30: $13.1 million
• Total disbursements, campaign to date: $21.9 million
• Cash-on-hand, June 30: $3.2 million ($1.9 million for the nominating contest)
• Debts, June 30: $1.8 million

Notable contributions from individuals

• Gregg Engles, chief executive officer of Dean Foods: $4,600
• George Feldenkreis, chief executive officer of Perry Ellis International: $1,000
• Hunter Gomez, actor: $2,300
• Paul Jacobs, chief executive officer of Qualcomm: $2,300
• David L. Kennedy, chief executive officer of Revlon: $2,300
• Kirk Kerkorian, chief executive officer of Tracinda Corp.: $2,300
• Jim Kolbe, former U.S. House member from Arizona (1985-2007): $1,000
• J. Terrence Lanni, chairman of MGM Mirage: $2,500 ($4,600 total)
• W.P. Lauder, chief executive officer of Estee Lauder: $1,000
• Tom Liddy, broadcaster: $250 ($1,250 total)
• Kenneth May, chief executive officer of FedEx Kinko’s: $2,300
• Susan McCaw, U.S. ambassador to Austria: $2,300
• Henry McMaster, Attorney General of South Carolina: $1,000
• Kyle McSlarrow, president and chief executive officer of the National Cable & Telecommunications Association: $200 ($2,300 total)
• Randall L. Stephenson, chairman and chief executive officer of AT&T Inc.: $2,000
• Fred Upton, U.S. House member from Michigan: $1,000
• Gregory Vistica, author: $1,000

Ron Paul, representative of Texas- 14th Congressional District

• Total receipts, April 1 to June 30: $2.4 million
• Total receipts, campaign to date: $3 million (all for the nominating contest)
• Total disbursements, April 1 to June 30: $540,000
• Total disbursements, campaign to date: $655,000
• Cash-on-hand, June 30: $2.4 million (all for the nominating contest)
• Debts, June 30: $0

Notable contributions from individuals

• Barry Manilow, musician: $2,300
• David Pasquesi, actor and comedian: $250
• Bill Peirce, professor and the Libertarian nominee for governor of Ohio in 2006: $2,000
• Murray Sabrin, professor and the Libertarian nominee for governor of New Jersey in 1997: $1,300 ($2,300 total)
• Jimmie Vaughan, musician: $2,300

Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts

• Total receipts, April 1 to June 30: $21 million
• Total receipts, campaign to date: $44.4 million (all for the nominating contest)
• Total disbursements, April 1 to June 30: $20.7 million
• Total disbursements, campaign to date: $32.3 million
• Cash-on-hand, June 30: $12.1 million (all for the nominating contest)
• Debts, June 30: $8.9 million

Notable contributions from individuals

• Robert F. Bennett, U.S. senator from Utah: $2,300
• Richard Bergsund, chief executive officer of Wine.com: $1,150
• Pat Boone, entertainer: $250 ($500 total)
• David G. Bradley, chairman of Atlantic Media: $2,300
• Charles Carey, chief executive officer of DirecTV: $2,100
• Chris Chocola, former U.S. House member from Indiana (2003-07): $2,300
• David M. Chamberlain, chairman and chief executive officer of StrideRite Corporation: $500

• Jeff M. Fettig, chief executive officer of Whirlpool Corp.: $2,300
• John Lundgren, chairman of The Stanley Works: $2,300
• Robert C. McNair, chairman and chief executive officer of the Houston Texans professional football team: $2,300
• Thomas M. Ryan, chairman and chief executive officer of CVS: $500
• Mark E. Speese, chief executive officer of Rent-a-Center: $1,000

Tom Tancredo, representative of Colorado’s 6th Congressional District

• Total receipts, April 1 to June 30: $1.5 million
• Total receipts, campaign to date: $2.8 million (all for the nominating contest)
• Total disbursements, April 1 to June 30: $1.5 million
• Total disbursements, campaign to date: $2.2 million
• Cash-on-hand, June 30: $598,000 (all for the nominating contest)
• Debts, June 30: $15,000

Notable contributions from individuals

• Glenn Curtis, chief financial officer of Starz LLC: $200 ($400 total)
• Nancy Doty, clerk and recorder of Arapahoe County, Colo.: $75 ($225 total)

Tommy Thompson, former governor of Wisconsin and former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

• Total receipts, April 1 to June 30: $487,000
• Total receipts, campaign to date: $890,000 ($883,000 for the nominating contest)
• Total disbursements, April 1 to June 30: $505,000
• Total disbursements, campaign to date: $769,000
• Cash-on-hand, June 30: $122,000 ($115,000 for the nominating contest)
• Debts, June 30: $127,000

Notable contributions from individuals

• Steve Bartlett, president and chief executive officer of The Financial Services Roundtable and former U.S. House member from Texas (1983-91): $1,000
• Susan Engeleiter, president and chief executive officer of Data Recognition Corporation, former Wisconsin state senator and losing Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin in 1988: $2,300
• Michael E. Krawitz, chief executive officer of Applied Digital: $500