Not so relevant, but...

[DaoMingTze2]

as a GC holder, I know I can't vote. However, is it legal for me to make political contribution?

How about people with GC pending?

 

[urch]

without GC nothing you can do!, if holding GC
you might can give/collect money for other people's voting ... except to veto yourself... check with lawyers for more details...

 

[lifeonhold]

Current laws would most likely prevent the political parties and candidates from taking your money.....rationale behind it is that they do not want the elected officials to be influenced to make decisions that would be most beneficial to foreign nations.....it is assumed that if you contribute, you have some influence and until you become a US Citizen, your loyalties lie elsewhere.

You should be able to check with the office of the party/candidate ... they will know the answer.

 

[chao chao]

You can't make financial contribution unless you have GC.

check the Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA).

 

[frodo]

Amazon.com is accepting contributions of behalf of presidential candidates. To be eligible to contribute:

quote amazon.com

Based on U.S. law, to contribute to a presidential election, you must:
• Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident alien;
• Make the contribution with your own personal funds, not with funds from any corporation, labor union, or national bank;
• Make the contribution on your own personal credit or debit card, not with a card issued to a business or to anyone else;
• Not be a U.S. federal government contractor; and
• Be at least 18 years old.

 

[DaoMingTze2]

Thanks guys!