Torrance 2026 election

Who funds Aurelio Mattucci's campaign?

Donor data for the City Treasurer race. Mattucci is a real estate broker and current District 5 councilmember.

See also: Mayor — Chen vs. Kalani →

Itemized donations ($100+) filed through December 31, 2025³

Where do the donors live?

58% of Mattucci's donors are Torrance residents. 42% are from outside the city.

Where do the donor dollars come from?

Mattucci's donor dollars grouped by occupation as reported on their filings.¹

Additional findings

21% of donor dollars from real estate

Ten donors filed with real estate–related titles — broker, agent, realtor, property owner, real estate investment. One donor listed "Mattucci Real Estate" as their employer.

19% of dollars from donors who also contributed to George Chen

Seven Mattucci donors also contributed to Chen's mayoral campaign, accounting for 19% of Mattucci's donor dollars. Shared donors include real estate and property professionals.

57% of maxed-out donors from outside Torrance

Four of Mattucci's seven $1,000 donors listed addresses outside the city. Two — James Righeimer (CEO) and Tristan Harris (Real Estate) — listed the same Newport Beach employer, Arbor Capital Partners.

Average donation by geography

Mattucci's non-Torrance donors averaged 34% more per person than his Torrance-based donors.

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All data comes from public campaign finance filings. Download the underlying donor records below.

¹ "Business owners, professionals, and their family" includes donors with filed titles of: business owner, president, CEO, CFO, founder, executive, engineer, programmer, physician, doctor, attorney, real estate broker/agent/developer, property owner, property investor, financial planner, finance manager, CPA, architect, director, manager, consultant, pharmacist, banker, insurance agent, and accountant — as well as family members (see note 2). "Teachers, public servants, and service workers" includes: teacher, professor, librarian, police officer, mayor, mechanic, bank teller, pastoral assistant, sales, instructor, coach, court reporter, firearms instructor, and similar titles. "Retired" and "not employed" are reported as filed.

² "Their family" identifies donors who (a) filed a job title of unemployed, housewife, or homemaker and (b) share a last name with at least one other donor to the same candidate. Shared last names do not prove a family relationship — common surnames may produce false matches. This grouping surfaces a pattern, not an assertion of specific relationships.

³ All data from $100+ contributions filed with the City of Torrance through December 31, 2025 via Torrance NetFile. Contributions under $100 are not required to be itemized and are not included.

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