Harris vs. Trump: Here’s who raised the most money in Alabama in final months of campaign

Since Vice President Kamala Harris formally launched her presidential run, Alabamians have donated more than $3.3 million to her campaign.

That's more than former President Donald Trump received from donors in the state during the same time frame, campaign finance records show.

Since the race began with Trump leading the Republican ticket and facing Democrat President Joe Biden, the Republican has far outraised the Democrats in Alabama . But campaign finance records show a surge of support after Harris took over the Democratic ticket .

To identify the top Alabama donors, AL.com reviewed the most recent federal campaign finance filings for both campaigns, as well as the Republican and Democratic national committees and affiliated groups. The data covers all available campaign finance records between July 21 and Oct. 31.

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Harris' $3.3 million came from about 5,100 Alabama donors. Trump raised nearly $1.6 million but had more donors, about 5,300, in the state.

Top Alabama donors to Harris' 2024 campaign: Alabama is nowhere near a top state for Harris' campaign donations. But, since July 21, more than 5,100 donors in the state have contributed to her campaign, the Democratic National Committee and affiliated groups, according to an AL.com analysis of the most recently available campaign finance records.

Thoe top donors to Harris' campaign include business leaders and attorneys. Harris also received donations from other notable people who did not make the top 15: several circuit judges in Alabama, the CEO of Books-a-Million and the president of Oakwood University in Huntsville.

The Birmingham resident is the co-founder and managing partner of Abacus Investment.

The Mountain Brook resident is retired.

The Fultondale resident is director of operations at Ball Healthcare Services in Birmingham.

The Montgomery resident lists his employer as "DOD."

The Mobile resident is a self-employed attorney.

The Huntsville resident is a retired physician and former Alabama state senator.

The Mountain Brook resident is a self-employed business manager.

The Vestavia Hills resident is self-employed as a financial consultant. He's the son of NFL player and former Green Bay Packers coach Bart Starr. A news station in Wisconsin reported Starr, Jr.'s endorsement of Kamala Harris recently even as a lifelong Republican.

The Huntsville resident is a personal injury attorney with Martin & Helms, PC.

The Birmingham resident is an attorney with Adams and Reese LLP.

The Birmingham resident is an attorney and founder with Maynard Nexsen law firm.

The Mobile resident is retired.

The Mountain Brook resident is retired.

The Montgomery resident is not employed.

The Hoover resident is not employed.

Top Alabama donors to Trump's 2024 campaign: In the same time frame, since July 21, more than 5,300 donors in Alabama have contributed to Trump's campaign. Donations across the state to his campaign, the Republican National Committee and affiliated groups total nearly $1.6 million since then, according to an AL.com analysis of the most recently available campaign finance records.

His top donors from Alabama include chief executives, retirees and homemakers. A few notable names are listed among his campaign's recent donors, including Chief Justice Thomas Parker of the Alabama Supreme Court, as well as Young Boozer, the state treasurer.

Here are Alabama's top 15 donors to Trump since July 21, per campaign finance records.

The Montgomery resident is founding partner of commercial real estate agency Ascent Residential. He's been a top donor consistently since 2023. He's also the husband of Lynda Blanchard, who was the Trump-appointed U.S. ambassador to Slovenia between 2019 and 2021, as AL.com previously reported .

The Huntsville resident is a manager at Oral Arts Dental Laboratories, in Huntsville.

The Decatur resident is CEO of Monte Sano Research Corporation, based in Huntsville.

The Jasper resident lists herself as a homemaker.

The Vance resident is listed as a lumberman at KyKenKee Inc., a family-run industrial wood products company.

The West Blocton resident is the owner of Green Pond-based K3 Supply, a hardware store, and also works at Kykenkee Inc.

The Vance resident is listed as the owner of B&B.

The Jasper resident is retired.

The Birmingham resident lists herself as a homemaker.

The Florence resident is CEO of TNT Fireworks.

The Huntsville resident is retired.

The Daphne resident is a pathologist and professor at the University of South Alabama.

The Mobile resident is retired.

The Mobile resident lists herself as a homemaker.

The Athens resident is president and founder of Cornerstone Detention Products, a jail and prison construction company.