Bongino, on the other hand, is still greatly lacking in financial support from the district as far as itemized contributions go. He has received only 6 percent of his itemized donations from Collier and Lee counties The majority of his Florida money comes from the state’s east coast, where Bongino still has his permanent residence and where he himself will vote Aug. 30 Bongino, however, has raised a disproportionate amount of his money from donations of less than $200. Of the $295,465 he has raised, more than half have come from small donations The Naples Daily News has requested itemized receipts for these records to assess Bongino’s financial support within the district, but the campaign has declined to provide them … Bongino has taken money from seven different PACs amounting to $16,500. One of those PACs, American Principles, has given $36,850 to a number of Republican House and Senate races throughout the United States, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, a non-partisan research group in Washington, D.C. Other Florida candidates include Carlos Curbelo, R-Miami, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Miami, and Dennis Ross, R-Lakeland He has received the most PAC money from Citizens United and The Guardian Fund, totaling $5,000 from each Citizens United is the non-profit that challenged and ultimately changed campaign finance laws in 2010 when it created a political ad called Hillary: The Movie. The ad prompted a 2010 U.S. Supreme Court case that opened the door for unlimited contributions from corporations and other outside money groups.