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December 2022 - fraction of Conservative peers that have given >£100,000 to the party + total of their donations
27 out of 274 (about 1 in 10)
£50m
December 2022 - trend of rate of Tory donors being given peerages
Increasing over the last 6 years during May and Johnson’s tenures
Number of donors submitted for peerage by Johnson
6 (during his 3 years in power)
Incl 3 financiers
Sir Michael Hintze, given £4.5m
Michael Spencer, given £7m (w/his company)
Peter Cruddas, given £3.4m
2 more were tipped for Peerages but were removed from the final list
David Ross - the Mustique holiday organiser
Stuart Marks, tech entrepreneur
February 2023 - donor to the election campaign
£2m given by Sainsbury
Used to be a consistently huge donor, withdrew his support in 2016, has now given his first £multimillion donation since then
August 2023 - increase in Labour income in comparison to the Tories
Labour’s 2023 donations totalled more than 50% higher than the Tories
L: £47.2m
C: £30.5m
LD total 2023 income
Just under £6m
Up from 2022
SNP 2023 income
£4.2m
Down from 2022 due to halving of number of donations from 2021
2023 - C difference between spending and earning
£2m
Spent just over £33m, which is £2m over what it earned
2023 - drop in C donations
From £20.5m to £18.1m
February 2024 - Labour spike in donations
Recieved highest ever donation total of £13m, boosting Labour coffers to over £31m
Gary Lubner gave highest single donation ever of £4.5m
Sainsbury gave £3m
Perrin (Sainsbury’s daughter) gave highest single donation by a woman of £1m
2023 individual donations more than double 2022, up £5m from 2019
2023 - Conservative raise of election spending limit
From £19m to £34m
2024 GE donations received by Labour
£9.8m
5x that of the Tories
2024 GE donations received by Tories
£1.9m
2024 GE donations received by LD
£1.7m
2024 GE donations received by ReformUK
£1.6m
2024 GE donations received by Greens
£160,000
2024 GE donations received by SNP
£127,998