The People's Chamber
ISSUE 78
JUN 5-11, 2026
Alliance Party

Alliance Party · Money map

Who actually funds the Alliance Party

Every declared donation to the Alliance Party on the Electoral Commission register, aggregated by year, by donor type, by sector and by accounting unit. The headline number on the policy page is £832,235 across 110 declared donations from 5 distinct donors. The figures below are the decomposition.

Lifetime declared
£832k
110 donations
Distinct donors
5
EC register, all-time
Top 10 donors' share
100.0%
of all lifetime income
Largest single donor
Northern Ireland Assembly
£407k

By donor type

The most diagnostic single decomposition. Tells you who actually owns the party.

Donor typeDonationsTotal% of all-time
Public Fund83£407k48.9%
Company19£275k33.1%
Individual8£150k18.0%

Year by year

Declared total per calendar year. Election years and leadership-change years usually spike.

YearDonationsTotalScale
20258£119k
202413£116k
202320£123k
20229£75k
202115£148k
20206£29k
201918£139k
201813£56k
20178£29k

Where the money landed · accounting unit

Money that lands at Central HQ funds the party machine. Money that lands at a constituency association funds a single seat. The mix tells you whether the party is centrally bankrolled or locally rooted.

WhereDonationsTotal% of all-time
Central HQ57£524k62.9%
Constituency-level53£309k37.1%

Top 30 donors · lifetime

#DonorTypeDonationsLifetime total
1Northern Ireland AssemblyPublic Fund83£407k
2Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust LtdCompany19£275k
3Mr Edward Mervyn DobsonIndividual1£60k
4Lord Matthew OakeshottIndividual5£55k
5Mr Gilbert NesbittIndividual2£35k

Source: Electoral Commission donations register, recipient_name = “Alliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland”. All-time, all accounting units. Includes both monetary donations and non-cash benefits.