Campaign donations listed for Aguilar, Quick

Dan Quick's legislative campaign has received $257,289.23 in donations in 2024, while Ray Aguilar's campaign has brought in $165,800.

Those figures are contributions received this year up until Oct. 21. They include cash contributions, loans and in-kind donations.

Campaigns regularly give their financial figures to the Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission.

Aguilar is seeking to retain his seat as District 35 representative. Quick is trying to recapture the position he held from 2016 to 2020.

The Aguilar campaign's largest donor was Pete Ricketts, who supplied $20,000. Ricketts is listed as an individual rather than a U.S. senator.

Aguilar received $15,000 donations from the Peed family of Lincoln — one from Tom Peed, the other from Shawn Peed.

Charles Herbster of Falls City provided Aguilar with $10,000.

Nebraska Realtors PAC, based in Lincoln, gave the Aguilar campaign $6,000. His campaign also received $5,500 from the Nebraska Bankers State Political Action Committee, headquartered in Lincoln.

The largest donation Quick received, for $45,000, came from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers PAC Voluntary Fund, based in Washington, D.C.

The Quick campaign received $20,000 donations from the Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys, based in Omaha, and the Way Back PAC, of Sheridan, Wyo.

A $15,000 donation came from the Democracy Engine LLC of Washington, D.C.

Quick also received $11,000 from the Nebraska State Education Association PAC and two $10,000 donations — one from Children's PAC of Omaha and the other from Bold Alliance, Hastings.

Listed below are the other donations the Quick campaign has received this year:

$5,000: Diane Lozier of Omaha; Firefighters for Better Government, Omaha; AGC Highway Improvement PAC, Lincoln; Lincoln Fire Fighters Association, Lincoln.

$4,500: Teamsters Local 554 PAC, Omaha.

$4,000: Cale Bonderman of Fort Worth, Texas; Django Bonderman of Fort Worth, Texas.

$3,000: Nebraska Great Plains Laborers District Council PAC Fund, Omaha.

$2,500: Steamfitters and Plumbers LU 464 PAC Fund; Nebraska Horsemen's and Benevolent Protective Association, Lincoln; IBEW Local Union 1597, Grand Island; IBEW PAC Voluntary Fund, Washington, D.C.; IBEW PAC Voluntary Fund, Washington, D.C.

$2,000: Annette L. Smith of Omaha; Nebraska Democratic Party, Lincoln.

$1,500: Nebraska Cooperative Council — Political Action Committee, Lincoln; First National of Nebraska PAC, Omaha; Nebraska Action Committee for Rural Electrification PAC, Lincoln; Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen PAC Fund, Independence, Ohio; Invenergy, Chicago.

$1,331.26: Lisa Rerucka, Grand Island.

$1,200: Nebraska Bankers State Political Action Committee, Lincoln

$1,000: NAPE AFSCME People of Lincoln; Nebraska Hospital Association PAC NHAPAC, Lincoln; Nebraska Medical PAC, Lincoln; Nebraska New Energy Economy PAC, Lincoln; Beth Ann Brooks, Lincoln; Rhonda Seacrest, Lincoln; Arthur Zygielbaum, Lincoln; Nebraska and Southwest Iowa Building and Construction Trades Council, Omaha; American Income Life PAC, McKinney, Texas; Virginia Johnson of Lincoln; Michael Cronin of Grand Island; Interior Systems Union Local 1306, La Vista; Carpenters Union 1306, Papillion; Machinists Non-Partisan Political League, Marlboro, Md.; Mary Ann Holland, Omaha; Smart TD PAC, Independence, Ohio.

$850: Rebecca Steinke, Grand Island.

$837: Judith Vohland, Grand Island.

$750: Glenda for Southeast Nebraska, Unadilla; Patricia Scudder, Lincoln; Nebraska Farm PAC, Lincoln; Kissel Kohout Es Associates, Lincoln.

$700: Merck & Company, West Point, Pa.

$677.81: American Council of Engineering Companies Nebraska PAC, Lincoln; Nebraska State AFL-CIO, Lincoln.

$676.19: Rich Michel, Nebraska City.

$550: Sandra Fruehling, Grand Island.

$500: Ironworkers Local Union 21 Legislative Fund PAC, Omaha; Nebraska Nurses Association, Kearney; Karen Janovy, Lincoln; Kristen Cline, Lincoln; Nebraska Rural Broadband PAC, Lincoln; Axford Senior Marketing, Inc., Grand Island; Nebraska Developmental Disability Service Providers Political Action Committee, Lincoln; Voters Against Discrimination Committee, Lincoln; Jane Raybould, Lincoln; Nebraska Optometric Association PAC, Lincoln; Marilyn Moore, Lincoln; Hope Mock, Omaha; Allen Fredrickson, Omaha; Maurice Shellhaas, Grand Island; Michelle Kneale, Grand Island; Mary Campbell, Lincoln; Lisa McAloon Albers, Grand Island; Erich Fruehling, Grand Island; Samuel Walton, Larkspur, Calif.; National Utility Contractors Association of Nebraska PAC, Lincoln; Consolidated Companies, Lincoln; Nebraska Home Care Association, Lincoln; Nebraska State AFL-CIO, Lincoln.

$450: Jerry Janulewicz, Grand Island; Debra McDermott, Grand Island.

$445: Nancy Huston, Grand Island.

$427.81: American Communications Group, Lincoln.

$400: Anne Buettner, Grand Island.

$377.81: O'Hara, Lindsay & Associates, Lincoln.

$350: Polk County Democratic Central, Stromsburg; Karen Higgins, Omaha; Brenda L. Schmid, Grand Island.

$320.49: Brent Lindner, Grand Island.

$300: Hall County Democratic Party, Grand Island; Kile Johnson, Lincoln; Terry Wegner, Grand Island; Thomas Best, Grand Island; Libby Crockett, Grand Island.

$275: Susan Milner, Grand Island.

Listed below are the other donations the Aguilar campaign has received this year:

$5,000: Thomas Dinsdale, Grand Island; Tom Pirnie, Grand Island; Jason Hornady, Grand Island; Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry PAC, Lincoln; Credit Management Services, Grand Island; Bridging the Gap PAC, Alexandria, Va.

$3,500: Kaapa Ethanol Holdings, Kearney.

$3,000: Nebraska Insurance Federation PAC, Lincoln; First National of Nebraska PAC, Omaha.

$2,500: The Governor Heineman Committee, Fremont; Centene Management Co., Lincoln.

$2,000: Julie Bushell, Lincoln; Lorelee Byrd, Arlington, Neb.; Iowa-Nebraska Equipment Dealers PAC, Johnston, Iowa; Nebraska Cattlemen Inc. State PAC, Lincoln.

$1,500: Nebraska Cooperative Council — Political Action Committee, Lincoln; Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation PAC, Lincoln; Nebraska Hospital Association PAC, Lincoln; Reynolds American Inc./RAI Services, Winston-Salem, N.C.; Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Co., Glenview, Ill.

$1,000: Harry Hoch, Omaha; Daniel Thayer, Grand Island; Michael Cassling, Omaha; Northwestern Public Service Employees' PAC, Grand Island; Mike Moser for Legislature, Columbus; State Health PAC (Blue Cross Blue Shield), Omaha; Nebraska Insurance and Financial Advisors PAC, Omaha; Great Plains Communications, Blair; Nebraska Broadcasters Association, Omaha; Peter Kiewit Sons Inc., Omaha; Renewable Fuels Nebraska, Lincoln; Windstream Holdings II LLC, Little Rock, Ark.; Cox Communications, Wichita, Kansas; Adrian Smith for Congress, Scottsbluff; United Health Group PAC, Topeka, Kansas; Grand Island Casino Resort, Lincoln; Mid Nebraska Recovery, Grand Island.

$750: LKQ Corp., Washington, D.C.

$700: T-Mobile USA, Bellevue, Wash.

$500: Michael Hilgers, Lincoln; Sharon Marshall, Grand Island; Joseph Spellerberg, Fremont; Robert Evnen, Lincoln; Mike Hilgers, Lincoln; CARE PAC, Lincoln; John Lowe for Legislature, Kearney; Nebraska Society of Certified Public Accountants PAC, Lincoln; Nebraska Rural Broadband, Lincoln; Nebraska State Home Builders Association PAC, Norfolk; American Council of Engineering Companies Nebraska PAC, Lincoln; Kissel Kohout ES Associates, Lincoln; Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis, Ind.; BNSF Railway, Fort Worth, Texas; Radcliffe & Associates, Lincoln; Warhorse Gaming LLC, Winnebago; Walgreen Co., Deerfield, Ill.

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