Most of Rob Sand's campaign contributions come from Iowa – including his family's donations
Democratic candidate for Iowa governor Rob Sand's wife and in-laws have contributed $4.5 million to his campaign -- about one quarter of his total contributions from Iowa.
This doesn't include an additional $2.5 million the Democratic Governors Association has donated since the July 19 campaign finance filing deadline.
A pie chart divided into different shades of blue titled "Most of Rob Sand's campaign contributions come from Iowa -- including his family's donations."
The largest pie slice is navy blue and labeled "Iowa (all other donations), 46%" representing total money contributed by donors with Iowa addresses who aren't Sand's family members. Another pie slice is the same color, labeled "Iowa (family donations), 15%," representing total money contributed by Sand's family members. The second largest pie slive is medium blue and labeled "All other states, 17%." The third largest is medium blue and labeled "Washington D.C., 13%." The fourth and last slice is bright, light blue and labeled "California, 9%."
The description says: "Democratic candidate for Iowa governor Rob Sand's wife and in-laws have contributed $4.5 million to his campaign -- about one quarter of his total contributions from Iowa.
This doesn't include an additional $2.5 million the Democratic Governors Association has donated since the July 19 campaign finance filing deadline."
A note below the pie says: "Does not include contributions after July 19, 2026."
The chart was created by Elinor Epperson with data obtained from the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board.