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Sinn Féin: donations, loans and election spending

Donations, Q2 2026
£161,060
as registered
Loans outstanding
£300,000
1 loans
General election spending
£68,499
2024 campaign return
MPs
7
15 October 2026

The Electoral Commission's register lists £161,060 in donations accepted by Sinn Féin in Q2 2026, from 7 donations. That is more than the £126,845 in Q1 2026 and less than the £457,642 a year earlier.

Over the five years from Q3 2021 to Q2 2026 the register lists £3.2 million in donations to Sinn Féin: 60.6% from public funds, 31.1% from individuals, 8.4% from companies.

The highest quarterly total for the party in the register, which runs from Q3 2017, is £1,591,696 in Q2 2019.

Donations the register lists as public funds make up £1.9 million of the five-year total.

The register lists 1 loan to the party still outstanding, with £300,000 outstanding.

The party's campaign spending return for the 2024 general election lists £68,499, against £34,684 in 2019. The largest category was advertising, at £40,821.

At the 2024 general election the House of Commons Library records 14 Sinn Féin candidates, 210,891 votes (0.7% of the UK total) and 7 seats.

Parliament's Members API lists 7 MPs for the party on 15 October 2026.

Donations by quarter

QuarterDonationsValueOf which public funds
Q2 20267£161,060£126,060
Q1 20266£126,845£126,845
Q4 20257£144,183£118,488
Q3 20256£118,488£118,488
Q2 20257£457,642£119,092
Q1 20257£129,662£113,478
Q4 20246£93,111£93,111
Q3 20247£144,888£92,490
Q2 20248£82,554£82,554
Q1 202410£131,412£94,364
Q4 202312£149,949£90,974
Q3 202315£294,257£87,186

The last 12 quarters with registered donations. Every quarter since Q3 2017 (CSV). Returned and forfeited donations are left out.

2017: £331,1282018: £494,2342019: £2,343,7792020: £429,2792021: £1,172,8062022: £679,4432023: £719,4452024: £451,9652025: £849,9752026: £287,906 £2.3 million 20172026
Registered donations to Sinn Féin by calendar year, 2017 to 2026 (Electoral Commission)

Largest donors as registered, Q3 2021 to Q2 2026

Donor (as registered)Donor typeTotalDonationsMost recent
Northern Ireland Assembly Finance OfficePublic Fund£985,1669730 June 2026
House of Commons Department of ResourcesPublic Fund£943,4525826 June 2026
Mr William E HamptonIndividual£562,866627 July 2023
Ms Elizabeth known as Pegeen O'SullivanIndividual£338,550121 May 2025
Republican MerchandisingCompany£242,1831016 April 2026
Mr Michael DollardIndividual£37,04811 March 2024
Parnell PublicationsCompany£24,09013 July 2023
Mr Gregory BurkeIndividual£16,184112 March 2025
Michelle O'Neill MLAIndividual£10,416630 December 2021
Deirdre HargeyIndividual£8,1601230 December 2021

Five-year totals; names and types as registered.

Loans

Quarter reportedLoansValue
Q4 20181£300,000

Campaign spending at general elections

ElectionTotalItems
4 July 2024£68,49917
12 December 2019£34,68420
8 June 2017£28,19626
7 May 2015£35,49520
6 May 2010£64,0786
5 May 2005£44,2125
7 June 2001£18,5083

Campaign spending returns as registered.

General election results

ElectionStanding asCandidatesVotesVote shareSeats
2024Sinn Féin14210,8910.7%7
2019Sinn Féin15181,8530.6%7
2017Sinn Féin18238,9150.7%7
2015Sinn Féin18176,2320.6%4
2010Sinn Féin17171,9420.6%5

From the House of Commons Library.

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