LIST: The top 25 organizations giving to political groups in 2018. Most of it has gone to liberals.

Newly released Federal Election Commission data reveal that nearly 60 percent of the money donated by organizations to outside spending groups for the 2018 midterms has gone to liberals.

And the top donors are even more heavily tilted toward the left.

How much money are we talking about?

Organization donations to outside spending groups total $151 million for the 2018 election cycle to date, according to the most recent data published by the Center for Responsive Politics.

Of that, $90.2 million — 59.8 percent — has gone to liberals.

And when it comes to the organizations that donate the most, the left has an even greater advantage.

The top 25 organizations and their donations

Based on the new FEC data, two-thirds (67 percent) of the total funds given by the 25 organizations that have donated the most has gone to liberals.

Those 25 organizations have so far donated $109 million for this year's midterms, with $72.8 million going to left-wing groups.

Below are the top 25 organizations who have donated to outside spending groups for 2018 and how those donations skewed left or right:

No. 1: American Action Network — $15.4 million

● To conservatives: $15.4 million (100%)

● To liberals: $0 (0%)

No. 2: Carpenters & Joiners Union — $14.6 million

● To conservatives: $600,000 (4%)

● To liberals: $13.9 million (96%)

No. 3: Laborers Union — $10.3 million

● To conservatives: $775,000 (8%)

● To liberals: $9.5 million (92%)

No. 4: Democratic Governors Association — $7.2 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $7.2 million (100%)

No. 5: Republican Governors Association — $7 million

● To conservatives: $7 million (100%)

● To liberals: $0 (0%)

No. 6: American Federation of Teachers — $6.3 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $6.3 million (100%)

No. 7: American Bridge 21st Century — $6.1 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $6.1 million (100%)

No. 8: Operating Engineers Union — $3.8 million

● To conservatives: $300,000 (8%)

● To liberals: $3.5 million (92%)

No. 9: American Federation of State/County/Municipal Employees — $3.7 million

● To conservatives: $2,000 (<1%)

● To liberals: $3.7 million (>99%)

No. 10: NextGen Climate Action — $3.6 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $3.6 million (100%)

No. 11: Senate Majority PAC — $3.2 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $3.2 million (100%)

No. 12: Solutions for Wisconsin — $3 million

● To conservatives: $3 million (100%)

● To liberals: $0 (0%)

No. 13: Chevron Corp. — $2.4 million

● To conservatives: $2.4 million (100%)

● To liberals: $0 (0%)

No. 14: Daga Inc. — $2.3 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $2.3 million (100%)

No. 15: American Federation of Government Employees — $2.2 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $2.2 million (100%)

No. 16: United Steelworkers — $2.2 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $2.2 million (100%)

No. 17: United Food & Commercial Workers Union — $2.1 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $2.1 million (100%)

No. 18: Greater New York Hospital Association — $2 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $2 million (100%)

No. 19: Hillwood Development — $2 million

● To conservatives: $2 million (100%)

● To liberals: $0 (0%)

No. 20: Senate Leadership Fund — $1.9 million

● To conservatives: $1.9 million (100%)

● To liberals: $0 (0%)

No. 21: Communications Workers of America — $1.8 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $1.8 million (100%)

No. 22: International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers — $1.7 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $1.7 million (100%)

No. 23: Valero Services — $1.5 million

● To conservatives: $1.5 million (100%)

● To liberals: $0 (0%)

No. 24: National Education Association — $1.4 million

● To conservatives: $0 (0%)

● To liberals: $1.4 million (100%)

No. 25: National Association of Realtors — $1.3 million

● To conservatives: $1.3 million (100%)

● To liberals: $0 (0%)