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raised from disclosed sources (everything the trail does not end dark): $6,637,439 (99.8%)dark money raised: receipts whose trail ends at an entity with no donor filing (a floor, over the cycles the trail covers: 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2020): $14,569 (0.2%)spent 94% of everything raised, lifetime (the hatched arc)$6.7Mraised, lifetime

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE C00364174

E-filed, not yet in the bulk
$0 raised, $2,003 spent in 1 report through 30 Sep 2026
Established
by the 2002 cycle
Industries / issues
not yet on file here
Average donation
$3,520
Recipients
338
voters in Nevada (the state, not the district): $4,853,732 (42.8%)the candidate's own money: $167,161 (1.5%)individuals outside Nevada: $884,604 (7.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,185,298 (45.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $249,340 (2.2%)spent $12.0M ($12.0M by the campaigns, net of $226k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $12.2M that came in over 2000-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.3M
  • voters in Nevada (the state, not the district)$4.9M · 42.8%
  • the candidate's own money$167k · 1.5%
  • individuals outside Nevada$885k · 7.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.2M · 45.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$249k · 2.2%

PORTER, JON C SR

voters in New Mexico (the state, not the district): $7,534,553 (30.5%)the candidate's own money: $10,000 (0.0%)individuals outside New Mexico: $3,794,109 (15.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,854,828 (35.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,489,736 (18.2%)spent $25.3M ($25.2M by the campaigns, net of $408k refunded or moved to their own committees, $28k by outside groups for them): 98% of the $25.7M that came in over 1998-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$24.7M
  • voters in New Mexico (the state, not the district)$7.5M · 30.5%
  • the candidate's own money$10k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside New Mexico$3.8M · 15.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.9M · 35.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.5M · 18.2%

WILSON, HEATHER A.

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $3,306,999 (25.8%)the candidate's own money: $747,950 (5.8%)individuals outside North Carolina: $990,667 (7.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,666,096 (44.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,092,401 (16.3%)spent $13.6M ($13.6M by the campaigns, net of $58k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $13.6M that came in over 1998-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.8M
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$3.3M · 25.8%
  • the candidate's own money$748k · 5.8%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$991k · 7.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.7M · 44.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.1M · 16.3%

HAYES, ROBERT C. (ROBIN)

voters in Washington (the state, not the district): $5,737,144 (32.9%)individuals outside Washington: $808,034 (4.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,670,268 (55.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,216,189 (7.0%)spent $18.2M ($15.2M by the campaigns, net of $156k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.0M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $18.3M that came in over 2004-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.4M
  • voters in Washington (the state, not the district)$5.7M · 32.9%
  • individuals outside Washington$808k · 4.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.7M · 55.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 7.0%

REICHERT, DAVE

voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district): $2,159,684 (26.2%)the candidate's own money: $234,320 (2.8%)individuals outside Connecticut: $781,323 (9.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,064,362 (49.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,005,495 (12.2%)spent $8.7M ($8.7M by the campaigns, net of $48k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $9.0M that came in over 2000-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.2M
  • voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district)$2.2M · 26.2%
  • the candidate's own money$234k · 2.8%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$781k · 9.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.1M · 49.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 12.2%

SIMMONS, ROB

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $4,847,473 (33.2%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $960,053 (6.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,063,820 (55.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $712,068 (4.9%)spent $14.6M ($14.6M by the campaigns, net of $241k refunded or moved to their own committees, $283 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $15.2M that came in over 2002-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.6M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$4.8M · 33.2%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$960k · 6.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.1M · 55.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$712k · 4.9%

GERLACH, JIM

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $1,128,212 (28.7%)the candidate's own money: $8,000 (0.2%)individuals outside New York: $228,043 (5.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,362,167 (60.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $202,037 (5.1%)spent $4.0M ($4.0M by the campaigns, net of $14k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $4.0M that came in over 2004-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.9M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$1.1M · 28.7%
  • the candidate's own money$8,000 · 0.2%
  • individuals outside New York$228k · 5.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.4M · 60.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$202k · 5.1%

KUHL, JOHN

voters in Indiana (the state, not the district): $2,489,551 (34.0%)the candidate's own money: $534,610 (7.3%)individuals outside Indiana: $865,562 (11.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,914,781 (39.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $513,568 (7.0%)spent $8.4M ($8.4M by the campaigns, net of $39k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $8.4M that came in over 2000-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.3M
  • voters in Indiana (the state, not the district)$2.5M · 34.0%
  • the candidate's own money$535k · 7.3%
  • individuals outside Indiana$866k · 11.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.9M · 39.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$514k · 7.0%

CHOCOLA, J CHRISTOPHER

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $1,105,981 (4.6%)the candidate's own money: $763,090 (3.2%)individuals outside Arizona: $635,621 (2.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $21,029,066 (87.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $637,394 (2.6%)spent $24.5M ($6.6M by the campaigns, net of $20k refunded or moved to their own committees, $17.9M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $24.7M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$24.2M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$1.1M · 4.6%
  • the candidate's own money$763k · 3.2%
  • individuals outside Arizona$636k · 2.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$21.0M · 87.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$637k · 2.6%

RENZI, RICHARD G.

voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district): $4,119,668 (33.6%)the candidate's own money: $640,000 (5.2%)individuals outside New Jersey: $1,631,281 (13.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,507,472 (36.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,354,218 (11.1%)spent $12.4M ($12.4M by the campaigns, net of $338k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $12.7M that came in over 1998-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.3M
  • voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district)$4.1M · 33.6%
  • the candidate's own money$640k · 5.2%
  • individuals outside New Jersey$1.6M · 13.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.5M · 36.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 11.1%

FERGUSON, MIKE

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $2,175,839 (38.9%)the candidate's own money: $32,643 (0.6%)individuals outside Georgia: $268,924 (4.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,547,353 (45.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $564,734 (10.1%)spent $5.9M ($5.9M by the campaigns, net of $74k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $6.0M that came in over 2002-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.6M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$2.2M · 38.9%
  • the candidate's own money$33k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside Georgia$269k · 4.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.5M · 45.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$565k · 10.1%

BURNS, O MAXIE

voters in Alabama (the state, not the district): $6,925,809 (33.3%)the candidate's own money: $160,000 (0.8%)individuals outside Alabama: $3,274,289 (15.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,833,704 (47.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $606,078 (2.9%)spent $16.9M ($16.9M by the campaigns, net of $1.8M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 79% of the $21.4M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$20.8M
  • voters in Alabama (the state, not the district)$6.9M · 33.3%
  • the candidate's own money$160k · 0.8%
  • individuals outside Alabama$3.3M · 15.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.8M · 47.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$606k · 2.9%

ROGERS, MICHAEL

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $10,952,475 (32.2%)the candidate's own money: $7,936,343 (23.3%)individuals outside Florida: $3,479,690 (10.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $11,353,316 (33.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $323,152 (0.9%)spent $34.0M ($33.0M by the campaigns, net of $894k refunded or moved to their own committees, $980k by outside groups for them): 95% of the $35.8M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$34.0M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$11.0M · 32.2%
  • the candidate's own money$7.9M · 23.3%
  • individuals outside Florida$3.5M · 10.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$11.4M · 33.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$323k · 0.9%

BUCHANAN, VERNON

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $6,751,282 (23.8%)the candidate's own money: $21,178 (0.1%)individuals outside Ohio: $2,095,705 (7.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,017,149 (56.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,495,738 (12.3%)spent $29.1M ($23.1M by the campaigns, net of $102k refunded or moved to their own committees, $6.1M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $29.4M that came in over 1988-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$28.4M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$6.8M · 23.8%
  • the candidate's own money$21k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Ohio$2.1M · 7.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.0M · 56.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.5M · 12.3%

CHABOT, STEVE

voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district): $2,022,803 (18.3%)the candidate's own money: $543,348 (4.9%)individuals outside Kentucky: $1,960,973 (17.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,859,644 (43.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,685,784 (15.2%)spent $12.1M ($12.1M by the campaigns, net of $336k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $12.5M that came in over 2002-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.1M
  • voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 18.3%
  • the candidate's own money$543k · 4.9%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$2.0M · 17.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.9M · 43.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 15.2%

DAVIS, GEOFFREY C.

voters in New Hampshire (the state, not the district): $1,124,887 (24.7%)the candidate's own money: $621,500 (13.6%)individuals outside New Hampshire: $491,150 (10.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,965,052 (43.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $356,791 (7.8%)spent $4.6M ($4.6M by the campaigns, net of $33k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $4.6M that came in over 2002-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.6M
  • voters in New Hampshire (the state, not the district)$1.1M · 24.7%
  • the candidate's own money$622k · 13.6%
  • individuals outside New Hampshire$491k · 10.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.0M · 43.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$357k · 7.8%

BRADLEY, JOSEPH E. MR. III

voters in West Virginia (the state, not the district): $7,742,848 (19.2%)the candidate's own money: $51,000 (0.1%)individuals outside West Virginia: $7,581,298 (18.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $21,757,080 (53.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,215,654 (8.0%)spent $38.0M ($31.0M by the campaigns, net of $1.7M refunded or moved to their own committees, $7.0M by outside groups for them): 87% of the $43.6M that came in over 2000-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$40.3M
  • voters in West Virginia (the state, not the district)$7.7M · 19.2%
  • the candidate's own money$51k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside West Virginia$7.6M · 18.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$21.8M · 53.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.2M · 8.0%

CAPITO, SHELLEY MOORE MS.

voters in Missouri (the state, not the district): $3,442,801 (14.9%)the candidate's own money: $500 (0.0%)individuals outside Missouri: $3,004,728 (13.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,853,037 (68.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $813,126 (3.5%)spent $20.9M ($20.5M by the campaigns, net of $643k refunded or moved to their own committees, $399k by outside groups for them): 86% of the $24.3M that came in over 2000-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$23.1M
  • voters in Missouri (the state, not the district)$3.4M · 14.9%
  • the candidate's own money$500 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Missouri$3.0M · 13.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15.9M · 68.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$813k · 3.5%

GRAVES, SAMUEL B. JR.

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $5,514,653 (28.9%)the candidate's own money: $177,000 (0.9%)individuals outside North Carolina: $5,024,036 (26.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,989,883 (36.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,350,613 (7.1%)spent $15.8M ($15.8M by the campaigns, net of $125k refunded or moved to their own committees, $20k by outside groups for them): 81% of the $19.4M that came in over 2004-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.1M
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$5.5M · 28.9%
  • the candidate's own money$177k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$5.0M · 26.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.0M · 36.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 7.1%

FOXX, VIRGINIA ANN

voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district): $2,537,393 (15.6%)the candidate's own money: $1,962 (0.0%)individuals outside Connecticut: $1,982,842 (12.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,837,564 (54.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,925,874 (18.0%)spent $17.4M ($17.4M by the campaigns, net of $101k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $17.5M that came in over 1982-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.3M
  • voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district)$2.5M · 15.6%
  • the candidate's own money$1,962 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$2.0M · 12.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.8M · 54.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.9M · 18.0%

JOHNSON, NANCY L.

voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district): $7,008,329 (41.1%)the candidate's own money: $26,251 (0.2%)individuals outside Kentucky: $1,128,821 (6.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,296,005 (36.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,598,473 (15.2%)spent $18.2M ($18.2M by the campaigns, net of $139k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 102% of the $17.9M that came in over 1996-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.1M
  • voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district)$7.0M · 41.1%
  • the candidate's own money$26k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$1.1M · 6.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.3M · 36.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.6M · 15.2%

NORTHUP, ANNE HON.

voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district): $7,699,177 (38.9%)the candidate's own money: $206,475 (1.0%)individuals outside Louisiana: $2,408,817 (12.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,988,869 (45.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $488,610 (2.5%)spent $20.0M ($19.8M by the campaigns, net of $555k refunded or moved to their own committees, $145k by outside groups for them): 97% of the $20.5M that came in over 2004-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.8M
  • voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district)$7.7M · 38.9%
  • the candidate's own money$206k · 1.0%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$2.4M · 12.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.0M · 45.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$489k · 2.5%

BOUSTANY, CHARLES W. DR. JR.

voters in Colorado (the state, not the district): $2,189,660 (20.6%)the candidate's own money: $100 (0.0%)individuals outside Colorado: $1,344,648 (12.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,771,849 (26.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,330,203 (40.7%)spent $10.7M ($10.7M by the campaigns, net of $49k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $10.7M that came in over 2002-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.6M
  • voters in Colorado (the state, not the district)$2.2M · 20.6%
  • the candidate's own money$100 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Colorado$1.3M · 12.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.8M · 26.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.3M · 40.7%

MUSGRAVE, MARILYN

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $1,074,816 (27.7%)the candidate's own money: $2,100 (0.1%)individuals outside Florida: $209,911 (5.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,057,473 (53.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $533,224 (13.8%)spent $3.5M ($3.5M by the campaigns, net of $78k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 90% of the $3.9M that came in over 2002-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.9M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$1.1M · 27.7%
  • the candidate's own money$2,100 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Florida$210k · 5.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.1M · 53.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$533k · 13.8%

BROWN-WAITE, VIRGINIA

voters in Washington (the state, not the district): $7,689,462 (24.2%)individuals outside Washington: $4,083,202 (12.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,946,606 (50.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,088,763 (12.9%)spent $34.1M ($33.7M by the campaigns, net of $869k refunded or moved to their own committees, $352k by outside groups for them): 97% of the $35.0M that came in over 2004-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$31.8M
  • voters in Washington (the state, not the district)$7.7M · 24.2%
  • individuals outside Washington$4.1M · 12.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15.9M · 50.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.1M · 12.9%

MCMORRIS RODGERS, CATHY

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $5,042,023 (37.7%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $990,709 (7.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,539,523 (49.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $786,802 (5.9%)spent $13.9M ($12.1M by the campaigns, net of $88k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.7M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $14.0M that came in over 2004-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.4M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$5.0M · 37.7%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$991k · 7.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.5M · 49.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$787k · 5.9%

FITZPATRICK, MICHAEL G.

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $4,466,276 (33.9%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $790,207 (6.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,342,841 (55.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $584,345 (4.4%)spent $12.0M ($12.0M by the campaigns, net of $81k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 90% of the $13.4M that came in over 2002-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.2M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$4.5M · 33.9%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$790k · 6.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.3M · 55.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$584k · 4.4%

MURPHY, TIMOTHY

voters in Kansas (the state, not the district): $998,882 (17.4%)individuals outside Kansas: $772,555 (13.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,317,519 (40.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,650,993 (28.8%)spent $5.8M ($5.8M by the campaigns, net of $240k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $6.0M that came in over 1996-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.7M
  • voters in Kansas (the state, not the district)$999k · 17.4%
  • individuals outside Kansas$773k · 13.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.3M · 40.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 28.8%

RYUN, JAMES R

voters in Nebraska (the state, not the district): $2,997,657 (34.6%)the candidate's own money: $101,271 (1.2%)individuals outside Nebraska: $1,227,214 (14.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,733,159 (43.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $603,820 (7.0%)spent $9.1M ($8.9M by the campaigns, net of $90k refunded or moved to their own committees, $153k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $9.1M that came in over 2004-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.7M
  • voters in Nebraska (the state, not the district)$3.0M · 34.6%
  • the candidate's own money$101k · 1.2%
  • individuals outside Nebraska$1.2M · 14.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.7M · 43.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$604k · 7.0%

FORTENBERRY, JEFFREY L. HONORABLE

voters in Indiana (the state, not the district): $2,078,770 (26.3%)the candidate's own money: $2,783,682 (35.2%)individuals outside Indiana: $617,602 (7.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,021,905 (25.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $408,433 (5.2%)spent $8.3M ($8.2M by the campaigns, net of $41k refunded or moved to their own committees, $99k by outside groups for them): 100% of the $8.4M that came in over 2002-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.9M
  • voters in Indiana (the state, not the district)$2.1M · 26.3%
  • the candidate's own money$2.8M · 35.2%
  • individuals outside Indiana$618k · 7.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.0M · 25.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$408k · 5.2%

SODREL, MICHAEL E

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $2,049,298 (40.5%)the candidate's own money: $430,092 (8.5%)individuals outside Ohio: $280,215 (5.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,948,688 (38.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $356,648 (7.0%)spent $5.0M ($5.0M by the campaigns, net of $45k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $5.1M that came in over 2006-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.1M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 40.5%
  • the candidate's own money$430k · 8.5%
  • individuals outside Ohio$280k · 5.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.9M · 38.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$357k · 7.0%

SCHMIDT, JEANNETTE H

voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district): $6,877,720 (46.3%)the candidate's own money: $42,780 (0.3%)individuals outside Connecticut: $988,058 (6.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,244,733 (21.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,704,675 (24.9%)spent $15.1M ($15.1M by the campaigns, net of $407k refunded or moved to their own committees, $31k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $15.3M that came in over 1988-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.9M
  • voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district)$6.9M · 46.3%
  • the candidate's own money$43k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$988k · 6.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 21.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.7M · 24.9%

SHAYS, CHRISTOPHER

voters in New Hampshire (the state, not the district): $1,758,953 (16.0%)the candidate's own money: $124,000 (1.1%)individuals outside New Hampshire: $934,371 (8.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,837,333 (62.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,338,571 (12.2%)spent $11.1M ($8.8M by the campaigns, net of $9,048 refunded or moved to their own committees, $2.3M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $11.2M that came in over 1980-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.0M
  • voters in New Hampshire (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 16.0%
  • the candidate's own money$124k · 1.1%
  • individuals outside New Hampshire$934k · 8.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.8M · 62.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 12.2%

BASS, CHARLES F.

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $1,748,497 (35.7%)the candidate's own money: $2,000 (0.0%)individuals outside Virginia: $150,350 (3.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,655,321 (54.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $341,978 (7.0%)spent $5.2M ($5.2M by the campaigns, net of $24k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $5.2M that came in over 2004-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.9M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$1.7M · 35.7%
  • the candidate's own money$2,000 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Virginia$150k · 3.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.7M · 54.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$342k · 7.0%

DRAKE, THELMA D.

voters in South Dakota (the state, not the district): $956,782 (36.3%)individuals outside South Dakota: $207,540 (7.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,053,443 (39.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $419,765 (15.9%)spent $2.7M ($2.7M by the campaigns, net of $6,175 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.7M that came in over 2002-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.6M
  • voters in South Dakota (the state, not the district)$957k · 36.3%
  • individuals outside South Dakota$208k · 7.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.1M · 39.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$420k · 15.9%

DIEDRICH, LARRY WILLIAM

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $8,321,206 (33.5%)the candidate's own money: $1 (0.0%)individuals outside Illinois: $2,706,927 (10.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $11,742,724 (47.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,041,493 (8.2%)spent $25.3M ($25.1M by the campaigns, net of $218k refunded or moved to their own committees, $241k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $25.6M that came in over 2006-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$24.8M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$8.3M · 33.5%
  • the candidate's own money$1 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Illinois$2.7M · 10.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$11.7M · 47.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 8.2%

ROSKAM, PETER

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $2,307,731 (16.6%)the candidate's own money: $277,777 (2.0%)individuals outside Iowa: $1,024,868 (7.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,778,165 (63.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,529,219 (11.0%)spent $13.7M ($12.8M by the campaigns, net of $171k refunded or moved to their own committees, $891k by outside groups for them): 96% of the $14.2M that came in over 1994-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.9M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$2.3M · 16.6%
  • the candidate's own money$278k · 2.0%
  • individuals outside Iowa$1.0M · 7.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.8M · 63.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.5M · 11.0%

LATHAM, THOMAS

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $4,942,745 (38.5%)the candidate's own money: $377 (0.0%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $1,044,610 (8.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,258,656 (48.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $598,972 (4.7%)spent $12.5M ($12.5M by the campaigns, net of $90k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 93% of the $13.4M that came in over 2004-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.8M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$4.9M · 38.5%
  • the candidate's own money$377 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$1.0M · 8.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.3M · 48.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$599k · 4.7%

DENT, CHARLES WIEDER

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $4,374,276 (43.0%)the candidate's own money: $455,000 (4.5%)individuals outside Texas: $429,843 (4.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,710,304 (46.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $208,875 (2.1%)spent $10.5M ($10.5M by the campaigns, net of $223k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $10.7M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.2M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$4.4M · 43.0%
  • the candidate's own money$455k · 4.5%
  • individuals outside Texas$430k · 4.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.7M · 46.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$209k · 2.1%

NEUGEBAUER, RANDY HONORABLE

voters in Michigan (the state, not the district): $919,907 (31.1%)the candidate's own money: $64,236 (2.2%)individuals outside Michigan: $128,606 (4.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,373,962 (46.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $471,539 (15.9%)spent $2.9M ($2.9M by the campaigns, net of $8,625 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $3.0M that came in over 1980-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.0M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$920k · 31.1%
  • the candidate's own money$64k · 2.2%
  • individuals outside Michigan$129k · 4.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.4M · 46.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$472k · 15.9%

SCHWARZ, JOHN

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $4,264,538 (29.2%)the candidate's own money: $31,000 (0.2%)individuals outside Minnesota: $2,367,746 (16.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,446,886 (44.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,508,270 (10.3%)spent $14.6M ($14.6M by the campaigns, net of $206k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $15.0M that came in over 1998-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.6M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$4.3M · 29.2%
  • the candidate's own money$31k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$2.4M · 16.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.4M · 44.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.5M · 10.3%

KLINE, JOHN PAUL JR

voters in Colorado (the state, not the district): $2,061,802 (37.2%)the candidate's own money: $457,000 (8.3%)individuals outside Colorado: $322,344 (5.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,239,658 (40.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $455,900 (8.2%)spent $5.9M ($5.9M by the campaigns, net of $63k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 103% of the $5.7M that came in over 2002-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.5M
  • voters in Colorado (the state, not the district)$2.1M · 37.2%
  • the candidate's own money$457k · 8.3%
  • individuals outside Colorado$322k · 5.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.2M · 40.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$456k · 8.2%

BEAUPREZ, ROBERT LOUIS

voters in California (the state, not the district): $2,732,344 (27.5%)individuals outside California: $1,267,299 (12.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,037,772 (40.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,898,478 (19.1%)spent $10.4M ($10.4M by the campaigns, net of $287k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 101% of the $10.4M that came in over 1992-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.9M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$2.7M · 27.5%
  • individuals outside California$1.3M · 12.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.0M · 40.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.9M · 19.1%

POMBO, RICHARD W

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $5,626,762 (36.8%)the candidate's own money: $1,079 (0.0%)individuals outside Ohio: $1,720,670 (11.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,957,456 (45.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,001,459 (6.5%)spent $15.4M ($15.1M by the campaigns, net of $155k refunded or moved to their own committees, $331k by outside groups for them): 95% of the $16.1M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$15.3M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$5.6M · 36.8%
  • the candidate's own money$1,079 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Ohio$1.7M · 11.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.0M · 45.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 6.5%

TURNER, MICHAEL R REP.

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $1,962,261 (19.7%)the candidate's own money: $387,040 (3.9%)individuals outside Texas: $363,991 (3.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,982,494 (60.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,253,709 (12.6%)spent $11.0M ($11.0M by the campaigns, net of $118k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $11.1M that came in over 1980-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.9M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 19.7%
  • the candidate's own money$387k · 3.9%
  • individuals outside Texas$364k · 3.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.0M · 60.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 12.6%

HALL, RALPH MOODY

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $1,338,175 (13.0%)the candidate's own money: $44,644 (0.4%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $528,666 (5.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,434,699 (62.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,947,244 (18.9%)spent $10.5M ($10.5M by the campaigns, net of $58k refunded or moved to their own committees, $406 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $10.6M that came in over 1994-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.3M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$1.3M · 13.0%
  • the candidate's own money$45k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$529k · 5.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.4M · 62.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.9M · 18.9%

ENGLISH, PHILIP S.

voters in California (the state, not the district): $4,080,149 (32.1%)the candidate's own money: $11,336 (0.1%)individuals outside California: $434,952 (3.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,799,182 (45.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,396,659 (18.8%)spent $13.0M ($13.0M by the campaigns, net of $50k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $13.1M that came in over 1994-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.7M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$4.1M · 32.1%
  • the candidate's own money$11k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside California$435k · 3.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.8M · 45.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 18.8%

BILBRAY, BRIAN PHILLIP

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $4,100,133 (28.1%)individuals outside Florida: $1,081,520 (7.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,811,685 (46.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,603,007 (17.8%)spent $16.1M ($16.1M by the campaigns, net of $181k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $16.3M that came in over 1980-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.6M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$4.1M · 28.1%
  • individuals outside Florida$1.1M · 7.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.8M · 46.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.6M · 17.8%

SHAW, E CLAY JR

voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district): $4,724,833 (33.2%)the candidate's own money: $12,218 (0.1%)individuals outside New Jersey: $2,223,347 (15.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,490,477 (38.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,773,364 (12.5%)spent $14.3M ($14.3M by the campaigns, net of $122k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $14.5M that came in over 1998-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.2M
  • voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district)$4.7M · 33.2%
  • the candidate's own money$12k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside New Jersey$2.2M · 15.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.5M · 38.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.8M · 12.5%

GARRETT, SCOTT REP.

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $1,148,566 (23.6%)the candidate's own money: $540,894 (11.1%)individuals outside Arizona: $512,974 (10.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,715,665 (35.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $947,667 (19.5%)spent $4.8M ($4.8M by the campaigns, net of $32k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $4.9M that came in over 1994-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.9M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$1.1M · 23.6%
  • the candidate's own money$541k · 11.1%
  • individuals outside Arizona$513k · 10.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.7M · 35.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$948k · 19.5%

FRANKS, TRENT

voters in Oklahoma (the state, not the district): $6,108,372 (21.4%)the candidate's own money: $120,000 (0.4%)individuals outside Oklahoma: $6,198,771 (21.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $14,958,210 (52.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,108,379 (3.9%)spent $26.3M ($22.7M by the campaigns, net of $133k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.6M by outside groups for them): 90% of the $29.0M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$28.5M
  • voters in Oklahoma (the state, not the district)$6.1M · 21.4%
  • the candidate's own money$120k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Oklahoma$6.2M · 21.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15.0M · 52.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 3.9%

COLE, TOM

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $4,155,574 (25.8%)the candidate's own money: $3,260,150 (20.3%)individuals outside Florida: $2,070,402 (12.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,450,350 (9.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,146,052 (32.0%)spent $16.1M ($16.1M by the campaigns, net of $188k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $16.3M that came in over 2002-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.1M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$4.2M · 25.8%
  • the candidate's own money$3.3M · 20.3%
  • individuals outside Florida$2.1M · 12.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.5M · 9.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.1M · 32.0%

HARRIS, KATHERINE

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $1,763,880 (30.4%)individuals outside New York: $516,588 (8.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,347,341 (57.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $172,070 (3.0%)spent $3.8M ($2.7M by the campaigns, net of $66k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.1M by outside groups for them): 59% of the $6.4M that came in over 2022-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.8M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 30.4%
  • individuals outside New York$517k · 8.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.3M · 57.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$172k · 3.0%

LANGWORTHY, NICK

voters in Oklahoma (the state, not the district): $2,392,317 (35.1%)the candidate's own money: $12,500 (0.2%)individuals outside Oklahoma: $319,208 (4.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,610,468 (52.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $484,812 (7.1%)spent $6.7M ($6.7M by the campaigns, net of $171k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $6.9M that came in over 2002-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.8M
  • voters in Oklahoma (the state, not the district)$2.4M · 35.1%
  • the candidate's own money$12k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Oklahoma$319k · 4.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.6M · 52.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$485k · 7.1%

SULLIVAN, JOHN

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $1,891,115 (35.7%)the candidate's own money: $185,000 (3.5%)individuals outside Minnesota: $271,487 (5.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,533,356 (47.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $422,126 (8.0%)spent $5.3M ($5.3M by the campaigns, net of $243k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $5.6M that came in over 2000-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.3M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$1.9M · 35.7%
  • the candidate's own money$185k · 3.5%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$271k · 5.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.5M · 47.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$422k · 8.0%

KENNEDY, MARK RAYMOND

voters in Wyoming (the state, not the district): $505,564 (9.6%)the candidate's own money: $108,618 (2.1%)individuals outside Wyoming: $288,819 (5.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,155,426 (60.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,197,788 (22.8%)spent $5.3M ($5.3M by the campaigns, net of $32k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $5.4M that came in over 1994-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.3M
  • voters in Wyoming (the state, not the district)$506k · 9.6%
  • the candidate's own money$109k · 2.1%
  • individuals outside Wyoming$289k · 5.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 60.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 22.8%

CUBIN, BARBARA L

voters in Georgia: $11,788,748 (2.4%)the candidate's own money: $1,000 (0.0%)individuals outside Georgia: $3,877,954 (0.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $472,967,268 (95.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,037,218 (1.0%)spent $498.4M ($34.5M by the campaigns, net of $542k refunded or moved to their own committees, $463.9M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $497.3M that came in over 1992-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$493.7M
  • voters in Georgia$11.8M · 2.4%
  • the candidate's own money$1,000 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Georgia$3.9M · 0.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$473.0M · 95.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.0M · 1.0%

CHAMBLISS, C SAXBY

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $2,158,847 (28.2%)individuals outside New York: $542,348 (7.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,537,717 (46.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,410,354 (18.4%)spent $7.5M ($7.5M by the campaigns, net of $191k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $7.7M that came in over 1998-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.6M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$2.2M · 28.2%
  • individuals outside New York$542k · 7.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.5M · 46.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 18.4%

FOSSELLA, VITO

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $6,743,371 (38.5%)the candidate's own money: $397,500 (2.3%)individuals outside Texas: $1,887,565 (10.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,873,650 (45.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $598,390 (3.4%)spent $17.0M ($17.0M by the campaigns, net of $225k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 95% of the $17.8M that came in over 2002-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.5M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$6.7M · 38.5%
  • the candidate's own money$398k · 2.3%
  • individuals outside Texas$1.9M · 10.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.9M · 45.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$598k · 3.4%

HENSARLING, JEB HON.

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $6,738,802 (31.9%)the candidate's own money: $2,948,007 (13.9%)individuals outside Texas: $2,623,836 (12.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,827,498 (37.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,013,007 (4.8%)spent $24.8M ($24.4M by the campaigns, net of $190k refunded or moved to their own committees, $384k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $25.0M that came in over 2004-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.2M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$6.7M · 31.9%
  • the candidate's own money$2.9M · 13.9%
  • individuals outside Texas$2.6M · 12.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.8M · 37.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 4.8%

MCCAUL, MICHAEL

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $1,321,136 (33.4%)the candidate's own money: $1,100,000 (27.8%)individuals outside New York: $224,264 (5.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,172,325 (29.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $142,340 (3.6%)spent $3.5M ($3.5M by the campaigns, net of $529k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 86% of the $4.0M that came in over 2008-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.0M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$1.3M · 33.4%
  • the candidate's own money$1.1M · 27.8%
  • individuals outside New York$224k · 5.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.2M · 29.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$142k · 3.6%

LEE, CHRISTOPHER J.

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $11,325,321 (34.5%)the candidate's own money: $363,079 (1.1%)individuals outside Texas: $2,874,827 (8.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,923,073 (48.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,354,700 (7.2%)spent $32.4M ($31.2M by the campaigns, net of $213k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.2M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $33.8M that came in over 1992-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$32.8M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$11.3M · 34.5%
  • the candidate's own money$363k · 1.1%
  • individuals outside Texas$2.9M · 8.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15.9M · 48.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 7.2%

SESSIONS, PETE

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $865,286 (14.4%)the candidate's own money: $3,264,229 (54.2%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $507,989 (8.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,030,574 (17.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $356,711 (5.9%)spent $6.0M ($6.0M by the campaigns, net of $119k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $6.2M that came in over 1998-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.0M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$865k · 14.4%
  • the candidate's own money$3.3M · 54.2%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$508k · 8.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.0M · 17.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$357k · 5.9%

BROWN, MELISSA M

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $3,171,384 (15.4%)the candidate's own money: $274,013 (1.3%)individuals outside North Carolina: $4,113,902 (20.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $12,496,227 (60.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $540,877 (2.6%)spent $21.8M ($21.5M by the campaigns, net of $495k refunded or moved to their own committees, $305k by outside groups for them): 90% of the $24.1M that came in over 2004-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$20.6M
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 15.4%
  • the candidate's own money$274k · 1.3%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$4.1M · 20.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12.5M · 60.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$541k · 2.6%

MCHENRY, PATRICK TIMOTHY

voters in Nevada (the state, not the district): $7,933,895 (6.7%)the candidate's own money: $104,200 (0.1%)individuals outside Nevada: $8,053,858 (6.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $99,803,496 (84.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,311,263 (2.0%)spent $119.4M ($28.8M by the campaigns, net of $1.7M refunded or moved to their own committees, $90.6M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $121.1M that came in over 2006-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$118.2M
  • voters in Nevada (the state, not the district)$7.9M · 6.7%
  • the candidate's own money$104k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Nevada$8.1M · 6.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$99.8M · 84.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.3M · 2.0%

HELLER, DEAN

voters in California (the state, not the district): $2,263,745 (27.8%)the candidate's own money: $6 (0.0%)individuals outside California: $349,367 (4.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,864,948 (35.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,656,617 (32.7%)spent $8.2M ($8.2M by the campaigns, net of $72k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $8.3M that came in over 1990-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.1M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$2.3M · 27.8%
  • the candidate's own money$6 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside California$349k · 4.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.9M · 35.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.7M · 32.7%

DOOLITTLE, JOHN

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $5,266,007 (24.2%)the candidate's own money: $749,400 (3.4%)individuals outside Georgia: $1,171,758 (5.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $13,469,700 (61.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,135,135 (5.2%)spent $20.1M ($13.5M by the campaigns, net of $599k refunded or moved to their own committees, $6.6M by outside groups for them): 91% of the $22.2M that came in over 2004-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.8M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$5.3M · 24.2%
  • the candidate's own money$749k · 3.4%
  • individuals outside Georgia$1.2M · 5.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$13.5M · 61.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 5.2%

PRICE, THOMAS EDMUNDS

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $2,515,072 (30.7%)the candidate's own money: $54,064 (0.7%)individuals outside Arizona: $623,289 (7.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,421,624 (41.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,576,649 (19.2%)spent $8.2M ($8.2M by the campaigns, net of $132k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $8.3M that came in over 1994-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.2M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$2.5M · 30.7%
  • the candidate's own money$54k · 0.7%
  • individuals outside Arizona$623k · 7.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.4M · 41.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.6M · 19.2%

SHADEGG, JOHN B.

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $2,523,598 (18.0%)the candidate's own money: $20,000 (0.1%)individuals outside Arizona: $1,525,249 (10.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,819,894 (34.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,149,844 (36.7%)spent $14.1M ($14.1M by the campaigns, net of $146k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $14.2M that came in over 1994-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.0M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$2.5M · 18.0%
  • the candidate's own money$20k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Arizona$1.5M · 10.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.8M · 34.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.1M · 36.7%

HAYWORTH, JD

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $570,102 (36.5%)the candidate's own money: $200,000 (12.8%)individuals outside New York: $43,400 (2.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $641,146 (41.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $106,694 (6.8%)spent $1.6M ($1.6M by the campaigns, net of $46k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $1.7M that came in over 1996-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.6M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$570k · 36.5%
  • the candidate's own money$200k · 12.8%
  • individuals outside New York$43k · 2.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$641k · 41.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$107k · 6.8%

NAPLES, NANCY A

voters in Arkansas (the state, not the district): $5,125,948 (23.4%)individuals outside Arkansas: $4,084,312 (18.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $11,669,916 (53.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,058,758 (4.8%)spent $21.8M ($18.5M by the campaigns, net of $485k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.3M by outside groups for them): 92% of the $23.7M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.9M
  • voters in Arkansas (the state, not the district)$5.1M · 23.4%
  • individuals outside Arkansas$4.1M · 18.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$11.7M · 53.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 4.8%

BOOZMAN, JOHN N

voters in California (the state, not the district): $3,038,051 (48.6%)the candidate's own money: $582,385 (9.3%)individuals outside California: $194,903 (3.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,334,921 (37.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $103,644 (1.7%)spent $6.1M ($6.1M by the campaigns, net of $80k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $6.4M that came in over 2006-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.3M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$3.0M · 48.6%
  • the candidate's own money$582k · 9.3%
  • individuals outside California$195k · 3.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.3M · 37.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$104k · 1.7%

CAMPBELL, JOHN BT III

voters in Maryland (the state, not the district): $1,152,861 (13.4%)the candidate's own money: $15,500 (0.2%)individuals outside Maryland: $645,259 (7.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,618,646 (42.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,150,065 (36.7%)spent $9.0M ($9.0M by the campaigns, net of $38k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $9.3M that came in over 1980-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.6M
  • voters in Maryland (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 13.4%
  • the candidate's own money$16k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Maryland$645k · 7.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.6M · 42.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.2M · 36.7%

MORELLA, CONSTANCE A

voters in California (the state, not the district): $3,300,348 (39.8%)the candidate's own money: $75,000 (0.9%)individuals outside California: $585,695 (7.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,819,916 (46.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $502,791 (6.1%)spent $9.0M ($9.0M by the campaigns, net of $142k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $9.1M that came in over 1980-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.3M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$3.3M · 39.8%
  • the candidate's own money$75k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside California$586k · 7.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.8M · 46.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$503k · 6.1%

LUNGREN, DANIEL E.

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $2,061,813 (32.8%)the candidate's own money: $14,902 (0.2%)individuals outside Florida: $474,036 (7.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,225,438 (51.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $506,949 (8.1%)spent $6.2M ($6.2M by the campaigns, net of $3,000 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $6.4M that came in over 2000-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.3M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$2.1M · 32.8%
  • the candidate's own money$15k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Florida$474k · 7.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 51.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$507k · 8.1%

KELLER, RICHARD ANTHONY

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $1,204,397 (39.9%)individuals outside New York: $230,825 (7.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,408,127 (46.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $172,253 (5.7%)spent $3.0M ($3.0M by the campaigns, net of $47k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $3.0M that came in over 2000-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.0M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 39.9%
  • individuals outside New York$231k · 7.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.4M · 46.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$172k · 5.7%

GRUCCI, FELIX J JR

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $1,342,821 (17.0%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $931,956 (11.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,455,444 (43.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,173,514 (27.5%)spent $8.8M ($8.8M by the campaigns, net of $231k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $9.0M that came in over 1984-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.9M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$1.3M · 17.0%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$932k · 11.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.5M · 43.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.2M · 27.5%

WELDON, CURTIS W.

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $236,378 (10.3%)the candidate's own money: $38,997 (1.7%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $124,800 (5.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,485,612 (64.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $405,878 (17.7%)spent $2.6M ($2.6M by the campaigns, net of $72k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $2.7M that came in over 1982-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.3M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$236k · 10.3%
  • the candidate's own money$39k · 1.7%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$125k · 5.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.5M · 64.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$406k · 17.7%

GEKAS, GEORGE W

voters in West Virginia (the state, not the district): $214,624 (32.4%)the candidate's own money: $82,367 (12.4%)individuals outside West Virginia: $58,760 (8.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $261,118 (39.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $45,033 (6.8%)spent $791k ($791k by the campaigns, net of $500 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $792k that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$662k
  • voters in West Virginia (the state, not the district)$215k · 32.4%
  • the candidate's own money$82k · 12.4%
  • individuals outside West Virginia$59k · 8.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$261k · 39.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$45k · 6.8%

WAKIM, CHRIS

voters in Alabama (the state, not the district): $3,202,545 (48.4%)individuals outside Alabama: $554,884 (8.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,673,818 (40.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $183,492 (2.8%)spent $7.3M ($7.3M by the campaigns, net of $7,350 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 109% of the $6.7M that came in over 2002-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.6M
  • voters in Alabama (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 48.4%
  • individuals outside Alabama$555k · 8.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.7M · 40.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$183k · 2.8%

BONNER, JOSIAH ROBINS JR.

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $743,282 (65.7%)individuals outside Florida: $64,050 (5.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $227,424 (20.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $96,941 (8.6%)spent $1.1M ($1.1M by the campaigns, net of $5,630 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.1M that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.1M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$743k · 65.7%
  • individuals outside Florida$64k · 5.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$227k · 20.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$97k · 8.6%

KILMER, BEV

voters in Utah (the state, not the district): $1,226,011 (48.2%)the candidate's own money: $175,916 (6.9%)individuals outside Utah: $380,176 (14.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $596,918 (23.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $165,638 (6.5%)spent $2.6M ($2.6M by the campaigns, net of $49k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $2.7M that came in over 2002-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.5M
  • voters in Utah (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 48.2%
  • the candidate's own money$176k · 6.9%
  • individuals outside Utah$380k · 14.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$597k · 23.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$166k · 6.5%

SWALLOW, JOHN

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $5,850,510 (50.4%)the candidate's own money: $605,540 (5.2%)individuals outside Georgia: $279,844 (2.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,675,849 (31.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,202,445 (10.4%)spent $11.2M ($11.2M by the campaigns, net of $1.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 91% of the $12.2M that came in over 2002-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.6M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$5.9M · 50.4%
  • the candidate's own money$606k · 5.2%
  • individuals outside Georgia$280k · 2.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.7M · 31.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 10.4%

GINGREY, PHIL REP.

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $506,007 (31.0%)individuals outside New York: $150,614 (9.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $856,252 (52.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $119,678 (7.3%)spent $1.6M ($1.6M by the campaigns, net of $2,100 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.7M that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.6M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$506k · 31.0%
  • individuals outside New York$151k · 9.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$856k · 52.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$120k · 7.3%

MEIER, RAYMOND

voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district): $494,579 (35.3%)individuals outside Kentucky: $71,794 (5.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $747,643 (53.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $85,118 (6.1%)spent $1.4M ($1.4M by the campaigns, net of $188k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 88% of the $1.6M that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.4M
  • voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district)$495k · 35.3%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$72k · 5.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$748k · 53.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$85k · 6.1%

KERR, ALICE FORGY HON.

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $2,460,570 (33.4%)individuals outside New York: $759,459 (10.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,220,946 (43.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $920,579 (12.5%)spent $7.4M ($7.4M by the campaigns, net of $55k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $7.5M that came in over 1998-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.4M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$2.5M · 33.4%
  • individuals outside New York$759k · 10.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 43.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$921k · 12.5%

SWEENEY, JOHN E.

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $3,680,019 (29.6%)individuals outside Virginia: $882,182 (7.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,267,024 (34.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,608,347 (29.0%)spent $14.6M ($14.6M by the campaigns, net of $132k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $14.8M that came in over 1980-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.4M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$3.7M · 29.6%
  • individuals outside Virginia$882k · 7.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.3M · 34.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.6M · 29.0%

WOLF, FRANK R.

voters in Colorado (the state, not the district): $1,086,108 (13.6%)the candidate's own money: $253,575 (3.2%)individuals outside Colorado: $773,574 (9.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,500,126 (68.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $363,601 (4.6%)spent $7.9M ($5.7M by the campaigns, net of $20k refunded or moved to their own committees, $2.1M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $8.0M that came in over 2006-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.0M
  • voters in Colorado (the state, not the district)$1.1M · 13.6%
  • the candidate's own money$254k · 3.2%
  • individuals outside Colorado$774k · 9.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.5M · 68.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$364k · 4.6%

LAMBORN, DOUGLAS

voters in Colorado (the state, not the district): $541,129 (39.7%)the candidate's own money: $6,846 (0.5%)individuals outside Colorado: $208,667 (15.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $488,278 (35.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $118,156 (8.7%)spent $1.6M ($1.6M by the campaigns, net of $4,154 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.7M that came in over 2004-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.4M
  • voters in Colorado (the state, not the district)$541k · 39.7%
  • the candidate's own money$6,846 · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Colorado$209k · 15.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$488k · 35.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$118k · 8.7%

WALCHER, GREGORY EDWARD

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $995,534 (17.6%)the candidate's own money: $3,600,860 (63.7%)individuals outside Illinois: $437,825 (7.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $479,359 (8.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $137,304 (2.4%)spent $5.9M ($5.9M by the campaigns, net of $25k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $6.0M that came in over 1998-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.7M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$996k · 17.6%
  • the candidate's own money$3.6M · 63.7%
  • individuals outside Illinois$438k · 7.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$479k · 8.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$137k · 2.4%

MCSWEENEY, DAVID

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $1,302,862 (20.1%)individuals outside Minnesota: $170,014 (2.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,375,905 (36.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,629,426 (40.6%)spent $6.6M ($6.6M by the campaigns, net of $18k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $6.6M that came in over 1994-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.5M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$1.3M · 20.1%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$170k · 2.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.4M · 36.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.6M · 40.6%

GUTKNECHT, GILBERT W JR.

voters in California (the state, not the district): $11,269,793 (14.7%)the candidate's own money: $100,000 (0.1%)individuals outside California: $11,658,411 (15.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $32,339,600 (42.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $21,117,818 (27.6%)spent $67.5M ($44.4M by the campaigns, net of $1.9M refunded or moved to their own committees, $23.1M by outside groups for them): 79% of the $85.1M that came in over 1998-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$76.5M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$11.3M · 14.7%
  • the candidate's own money$100k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside California$11.7M · 15.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$32.3M · 42.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$21.1M · 27.6%

NUNES, DEVIN G.

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $2,049,820 (20.2%)the candidate's own money: $9,015 (0.1%)individuals outside Illinois: $698,405 (6.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,120,614 (50.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,282,543 (22.5%)spent $10.2M ($10.2M by the campaigns, net of $1.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 91% of the $11.3M that came in over 1994-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.2M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 20.2%
  • the candidate's own money$9,015 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Illinois$698k · 6.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.1M · 50.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.3M · 22.5%

WELLER, GERALD C JERRY

voters in Michigan (the state, not the district): $2,130,686 (37.2%)individuals outside Michigan: $224,457 (3.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,859,342 (49.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $514,728 (9.0%)spent $5.2M ($5.2M by the campaigns, net of $602k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 90% of the $5.8M that came in over 2002-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.7M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$2.1M · 37.2%
  • individuals outside Michigan$224k · 3.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.9M · 49.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$515k · 9.0%

MCCOTTER, THADDEUS G

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $3,519,312 (6.0%)individuals outside Minnesota: $6,368,604 (10.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,849,482 (4.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $46,246,206 (78.4%)spent $57.6M ($57.6M by the campaigns, net of $7.4M refunded or moved to their own committees, $25k by outside groups for them): 87% of the $65.9M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$59.0M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$3.5M · 6.0%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$6.4M · 10.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.8M · 4.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$46.2M · 78.4%

BACHMANN, MICHELE

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $1,931,076 (7.4%)the candidate's own money: $3,524 (0.0%)individuals outside Illinois: $1,217,797 (4.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $20,603,788 (79.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,293,968 (8.8%)spent $26.0M ($19.3M by the campaigns, net of $53k refunded or moved to their own committees, $6.7M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $26.5M that came in over 1992-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$26.1M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$1.9M · 7.4%
  • the candidate's own money$3,524 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Illinois$1.2M · 4.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$20.6M · 79.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.3M · 8.8%

SHIMKUS, JOHN M

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $163,135 (19.2%)individuals outside Ohio: $48,450 (5.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $547,952 (64.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $91,112 (10.7%)spent $860k ($860k by the campaigns, net of $5,200 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $865k that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$851k
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$163k · 19.2%
  • individuals outside Ohio$48k · 5.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$548k · 64.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$91k · 10.7%

PADGETT, JOY

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $2,307,495 (32.6%)the candidate's own money: $430,575 (6.1%)individuals outside Georgia: $209,144 (3.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,846,122 (40.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,291,817 (18.2%)spent $7.1M ($7.1M by the campaigns, net of $427k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 94% of the $7.5M that came in over 1992-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.1M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$2.3M · 32.6%
  • the candidate's own money$431k · 6.1%
  • individuals outside Georgia$209k · 3.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.8M · 40.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 18.2%

COLLINS, MICHAEL ALLEN

voters in Oregon (the state, not the district): $474,158 (10.8%)the candidate's own money: $3,743,459 (85.2%)individuals outside Oregon: $99,970 (2.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $53,767 (1.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $23,574 (0.5%)spent $4.4M ($4.4M by the campaigns, net of $500 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $4.4M that came in over 2006-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.4M
  • voters in Oregon (the state, not the district)$474k · 10.8%
  • the candidate's own money$3.7M · 85.2%
  • individuals outside Oregon$100k · 2.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$54k · 1.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$24k · 0.5%

ERICKSON, MICHAEL

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $785,571 (44.9%)the candidate's own money: $24,400 (1.4%)individuals outside Iowa: $75,833 (4.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $578,062 (33.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $284,496 (16.3%)spent $1.8M ($1.8M by the campaigns, net of $11k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.8M that came in over 2002-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.7M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$786k · 44.9%
  • the candidate's own money$24k · 1.4%
  • individuals outside Iowa$76k · 4.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$578k · 33.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$284k · 16.3%

THOMPSON, STANLEY J

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $1,277,653 (17.3%)individuals outside New York: $551,308 (7.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,467,081 (47.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,074,368 (28.1%)spent $7.2M ($7.2M by the campaigns, net of $140k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $7.5M that came in over 1988-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.4M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$1.3M · 17.3%
  • individuals outside New York$551k · 7.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.5M · 47.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.1M · 28.1%

WALSH, JAMES T

voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district): $415,100 (5.1%)individuals outside Louisiana: $414,666 (5.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,937,739 (72.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,435,108 (17.5%)spent $9.7M ($9.7M by the campaigns, net of $42k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $9.8M that came in over 1980-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.2M
  • voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district)$415k · 5.1%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$415k · 5.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.9M · 72.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 17.5%

TAUZIN, WILBERT J II

voters in South Carolina (the state, not the district): $500,284 (40.6%)the candidate's own money: $75,000 (6.1%)individuals outside South Carolina: $153,775 (12.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $381,550 (30.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $122,188 (9.9%)spent $1.4M ($1.4M by the campaigns, net of $66k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $1.5M that came in over 2006-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.2M
  • voters in South Carolina (the state, not the district)$500k · 40.6%
  • the candidate's own money$75k · 6.1%
  • individuals outside South Carolina$154k · 12.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$382k · 30.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$122k · 9.9%

NORMAN, RALPH W MR. JR

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $1,753,594 (22.4%)the candidate's own money: $147,750 (1.9%)individuals outside New York: $336,440 (4.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,842,956 (49.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,753,817 (22.4%)spent $7.7M ($7.7M by the campaigns, net of $242k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $8.0M that came in over 1994-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.8M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 22.4%
  • the candidate's own money$148k · 1.9%
  • individuals outside New York$336k · 4.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.8M · 49.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.8M · 22.4%

KELLY, SUE W

voters in New Mexico (the state, not the district): $8,157,312 (45.5%)the candidate's own money: $562,260 (3.1%)individuals outside New Mexico: $2,806,078 (15.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,761,663 (26.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,641,069 (9.2%)spent $18.3M ($18.3M by the campaigns, net of $694k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $19.0M that came in over 2000-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.9M
  • voters in New Mexico (the state, not the district)$8.2M · 45.5%
  • the candidate's own money$562k · 3.1%
  • individuals outside New Mexico$2.8M · 15.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.8M · 26.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.6M · 9.2%

PEARCE, STEVAN E.

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $2,742,425 (22.2%)the candidate's own money: $150,000 (1.2%)individuals outside Florida: $1,090,489 (8.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,848,019 (55.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,547,893 (12.5%)spent $12.6M ($11.7M by the campaigns, net of $177k refunded or moved to their own committees, $889k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $12.8M that came in over 1992-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.4M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$2.7M · 22.2%
  • the candidate's own money$150k · 1.2%
  • individuals outside Florida$1.1M · 8.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.8M · 55.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.5M · 12.5%

MICA, JOHN L. MR.

voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district): $3,459,301 (47.3%)the candidate's own money: $113,000 (1.5%)individuals outside Louisiana: $357,042 (4.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,054,664 (41.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $336,020 (4.6%)spent $7.3M ($7.3M by the campaigns, net of $81k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $7.4M that came in over 2002-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.3M
  • voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district)$3.5M · 47.3%
  • the candidate's own money$113k · 1.5%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$357k · 4.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.1M · 41.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$336k · 4.6%

ALEXANDER, RODNEY M. MR.

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $3,415,104 (25.5%)the candidate's own money: $60,940 (0.5%)individuals outside Texas: $1,281,801 (9.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,160,183 (46.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,453,763 (18.4%)spent $14.2M ($14.2M by the campaigns, net of $116k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 105% of the $13.6M that came in over 1992-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.4M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$3.4M · 25.5%
  • the candidate's own money$61k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Texas$1.3M · 9.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.2M · 46.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.5M · 18.4%

BONILLA, HENRY

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $1,831,347 (18.6%)the candidate's own money: $71,750 (0.7%)individuals outside Ohio: $501,271 (5.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,261,831 (63.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,187,249 (12.0%)spent $9.9M ($9.3M by the campaigns, net of $375k refunded or moved to their own committees, $649k by outside groups for them): 96% of the $10.3M that came in over 1992-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.8M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 18.6%
  • the candidate's own money$72k · 0.7%
  • individuals outside Ohio$501k · 5.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.3M · 63.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 12.0%

PRYCE, DEBORAH D.

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $5,161,127 (25.3%)the candidate's own money: $25,005 (0.1%)individuals outside Illinois: $2,341,553 (11.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,727,811 (47.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,105,503 (15.3%)spent $20.8M ($20.8M by the campaigns, net of $75k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $21.0M that came in over 1986-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$20.4M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$5.2M · 25.3%
  • the candidate's own money$25k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Illinois$2.3M · 11.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.7M · 47.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.1M · 15.3%

HASTERT, J DENNIS

voters in Idaho (the state, not the district): $283,088 (12.6%)the candidate's own money: $20,736 (0.9%)individuals outside Idaho: $546,390 (24.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,174,735 (52.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $222,201 (9.9%)spent $2.3M ($2.3M by the campaigns, net of $1,116 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.3M that came in over 2006-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.2M
  • voters in Idaho (the state, not the district)$283k · 12.6%
  • the candidate's own money$21k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Idaho$546k · 24.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.2M · 52.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$222k · 9.9%

SALI, WILLIAM T.

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $2,069,894 (33.2%)individuals outside Florida: $617,451 (9.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,103,766 (49.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $446,310 (7.2%)spent $6.3M ($6.3M by the campaigns, net of $57k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $6.4M that came in over 2002-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.2M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$2.1M · 33.2%
  • individuals outside Florida$617k · 9.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.1M · 49.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$446k · 7.2%

FEENEY, TOM

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $766,533 (40.9%)the candidate's own money: $156,700 (8.4%)individuals outside Iowa: $200,686 (10.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $598,048 (31.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $150,200 (8.0%)spent $2.0M ($2.0M by the campaigns, net of $2,650 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $2.0M that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.9M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$767k · 40.9%
  • the candidate's own money$157k · 8.4%
  • individuals outside Iowa$201k · 10.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$598k · 31.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$150k · 8.0%

LAMBERTI, JEFFREY

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $3,187,511 (28.1%)the candidate's own money: $45,989 (0.4%)individuals outside Ohio: $545,898 (4.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,701,173 (50.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,874,005 (16.5%)spent $11.3M ($11.3M by the campaigns, net of $66k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $11.4M that came in over 1994-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.4M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 28.1%
  • the candidate's own money$46k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Ohio$546k · 4.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.7M · 50.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.9M · 16.5%

LATOURETTE, STEVEN C

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $1,722,917 (12.0%)the candidate's own money: $6,805,170 (47.3%)individuals outside North Carolina: $462,489 (3.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,558,346 (17.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,837,747 (19.7%)spent $15.9M ($15.9M by the campaigns, net of $13k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $15.8M that came in over 1988-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.4M
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$1.7M · 12.0%
  • the candidate's own money$6.8M · 47.3%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$462k · 3.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.6M · 17.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.8M · 19.7%

TAYLOR, CHARLES H

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $849,557 (9.8%)the candidate's own money: $26,265 (0.3%)individuals outside Iowa: $303,995 (3.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,891,953 (56.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,565,146 (29.7%)spent $8.5M ($8.5M by the campaigns, net of $39k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $8.8M that came in over 1990-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.6M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$850k · 9.8%
  • the candidate's own money$26k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Iowa$304k · 3.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.9M · 56.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.6M · 29.7%

NUSSLE, JIM

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $1,942,665 (24.1%)the candidate's own money: $1,535,542 (19.0%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $280,029 (3.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,885,323 (35.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,427,617 (17.7%)spent $8.5M ($8.5M by the campaigns, net of $631k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 93% of the $9.2M that came in over 1998-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.1M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$1.9M · 24.1%
  • the candidate's own money$1.5M · 19.0%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$280k · 3.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.9M · 35.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 17.7%

SHERWOOD, DONALD L.

voters in Pennsylvania: $11,130,451 (0.7%)the candidate's own money: $367,800 (0.0%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $7,615,806 (0.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,457,810,769 (96.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $42,067,526 (2.8%)spent $1.5B ($74.5M by the campaigns, net of $1.1M refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.4B by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.5B that came in over 1990-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.5B
  • voters in Pennsylvania$11.1M · 0.7%
  • the candidate's own money$368k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$7.6M · 0.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.5B · 96.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$42.1M · 2.8%

SANTORUM, RICHARD J

voters in Michigan (the state, not the district): $2,310,388 (28.9%)the candidate's own money: $5,568 (0.1%)individuals outside Michigan: $189,034 (2.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,824,959 (60.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $662,956 (8.3%)spent $8.1M ($6.7M by the campaigns, net of $11k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.5M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $8.2M that came in over 1986-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.0M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$2.3M · 28.9%
  • the candidate's own money$5,568 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Michigan$189k · 2.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.8M · 60.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$663k · 8.3%

MILLER, CANDICE S.

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $5,442,735 (36.5%)the candidate's own money: $12,510 (0.1%)individuals outside Texas: $1,472,650 (9.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,318,023 (49.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $664,048 (4.5%)spent $15.7M ($15.5M by the campaigns, net of $100k refunded or moved to their own committees, $172k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $15.9M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.9M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$5.4M · 36.5%
  • the candidate's own money$13k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Texas$1.5M · 9.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.3M · 49.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$664k · 4.5%

CARTER, JOHN R REP.

voters in Vermont (the state, not the district): $284,135 (30.7%)the candidate's own money: $5,000 (0.5%)individuals outside Vermont: $121,650 (13.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $348,075 (37.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $167,796 (18.1%)spent $1.1M ($1.1M by the campaigns, net of $6,900 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.1M that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$927k
  • voters in Vermont (the state, not the district)$284k · 30.7%
  • the candidate's own money$5,000 · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Vermont$122k · 13.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$348k · 37.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$168k · 18.1%

RAINVILLE, MARTHA MS.

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $989,820 (41.5%)the candidate's own money: $570,600 (23.9%)individuals outside Texas: $106,583 (4.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $309,292 (13.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $411,221 (17.2%)spent $2.4M ($2.4M by the campaigns, net of $4,250 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $2.5M that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.4M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$990k · 41.5%
  • the candidate's own money$571k · 23.9%
  • individuals outside Texas$107k · 4.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$309k · 13.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$411k · 17.2%

SEKULA-GIBBS, SHELLEY A DR. MD

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $117,191 (18.3%)the candidate's own money: $59,351 (9.3%)individuals outside Virginia: $244,960 (38.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $159,600 (25.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $58,280 (9.1%)spent $649k ($649k by the campaigns, net of $0 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $651k that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$639k
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$117k · 18.3%
  • the candidate's own money$59k · 9.3%
  • individuals outside Virginia$245k · 38.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$160k · 25.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$58k · 9.1%

TRIPLETT, KEVIN R.

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $154,554 (18.3%)the candidate's own money: $2,100 (0.2%)individuals outside Ohio: $63,200 (7.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $549,158 (64.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $76,586 (9.1%)spent $1.1M ($1.1M by the campaigns, net of $1,600 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $1.1M that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$846k
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$155k · 18.3%
  • the candidate's own money$2,100 · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Ohio$63k · 7.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$549k · 64.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$77k · 9.1%

BLASDEL, CHUCK

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $583,337 (8.4%)the candidate's own money: $5,941,830 (85.2%)individuals outside New York: $240,377 (3.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $204,964 (2.9%)spent $7.1M ($7.1M by the campaigns, net of $3,300 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $7.1M that came in over 2008-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.0M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$583k · 8.4%
  • the candidate's own money$5.9M · 85.2%
  • individuals outside New York$240k · 3.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$205k · 2.9%

TREADWELL, SANDY

voters in Wisconsin (the state, not the district): $1,827,844 (44.5%)individuals outside Wisconsin: $287,173 (7.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,497,125 (36.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $492,633 (12.0%)spent $4.4M ($4.4M by the campaigns, net of $2,600 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $4.4M that came in over 2006-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.1M
  • voters in Wisconsin (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 44.5%
  • individuals outside Wisconsin$287k · 7.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.5M · 36.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$493k · 12.0%

GARD, JOHN G

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $3,442,676 (46.6%)the candidate's own money: $230,000 (3.1%)individuals outside Georgia: $363,490 (4.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,177,560 (43.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $169,860 (2.3%)spent $6.8M ($6.8M by the campaigns, net of $498k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 90% of the $7.5M that came in over 2004-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.4M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$3.4M · 46.6%
  • the candidate's own money$230k · 3.1%
  • individuals outside Georgia$363k · 4.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 43.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$170k · 2.3%

WESTMORELAND, LYNN A.

voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district): $930,971 (17.2%)the candidate's own money: $13,911 (0.3%)individuals outside Kentucky: $188,071 (3.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,944,403 (54.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,342,315 (24.8%)spent $5.5M ($5.5M by the campaigns, net of $189k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $5.7M that came in over 1994-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.4M
  • voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district)$931k · 17.2%
  • the candidate's own money$14k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$188k · 3.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.9M · 54.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 24.8%

LEWIS, RON

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $4,218,992 (46.1%)the candidate's own money: $200 (0.0%)individuals outside Virginia: $466,688 (5.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,644,505 (39.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $814,532 (8.9%)spent $9.0M ($9.0M by the campaigns, net of $272k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $9.2M that came in over 2002-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.1M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$4.2M · 46.1%
  • the candidate's own money$200 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Virginia$467k · 5.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.6M · 39.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$815k · 8.9%

FORBES, J. RANDY

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $4,406,103 (39.1%)the candidate's own money: $44,000 (0.4%)individuals outside New York: $403,436 (3.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,578,832 (49.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $847,933 (7.5%)spent $10.1M ($10.1M by the campaigns, net of $395k refunded or moved to their own committees, $267 by outside groups for them): 90% of the $11.3M that came in over 2004-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.3M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$4.4M · 39.1%
  • the candidate's own money$44k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside New York$403k · 3.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.6M · 49.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$848k · 7.5%

HIGGINS, BRIAN

voters in Michigan (the state, not the district): $5,447,303 (37.1%)the candidate's own money: $48,641 (0.3%)individuals outside Michigan: $1,712,107 (11.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,463,468 (30.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,995,001 (20.4%)spent $15.3M ($15.3M by the campaigns, net of $110k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 101% of the $15.1M that came in over 1992-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.7M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$5.4M · 37.1%
  • the candidate's own money$49k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Michigan$1.7M · 11.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.5M · 30.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.0M · 20.4%

KNOLLENBERG, JOSEPH K

voters in Alabama (the state, not the district): $969,610 (14.6%)the candidate's own money: $2,499,877 (37.5%)individuals outside Alabama: $161,225 (2.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,899,971 (28.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,130,370 (17.0%)spent $8.5M ($8.5M by the campaigns, net of $23k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $8.5M that came in over 1992-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.7M
  • voters in Alabama (the state, not the district)$970k · 14.6%
  • the candidate's own money$2.5M · 37.5%
  • individuals outside Alabama$161k · 2.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.9M · 28.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 17.0%

EVERETT, TERRY

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $2,960,891 (30.3%)the candidate's own money: $1,045 (0.0%)individuals outside Florida: $676,006 (6.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,130,834 (42.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,992,304 (20.4%)spent $10.5M ($10.3M by the campaigns, net of $840k refunded or moved to their own committees, $204k by outside groups for them): 92% of the $11.4M that came in over 1994-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.8M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$3.0M · 30.3%
  • the candidate's own money$1,045 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Florida$676k · 6.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.1M · 42.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 20.4%

FOLEY, MARK A

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $5,544,736 (30.4%)individuals outside Florida: $2,860,637 (15.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,430,836 (51.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $406,878 (2.2%)spent $17.1M ($17.1M by the campaigns, net of $85k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 90% of the $18.9M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.2M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$5.5M · 30.4%
  • individuals outside Florida$2.9M · 15.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.4M · 51.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$407k · 2.2%

DIAZ-BALART, MARIO

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $420,057 (31.9%)the candidate's own money: $248,195 (18.9%)individuals outside Tennessee: $45,800 (3.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $515,014 (39.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $85,767 (6.5%)spent $1.3M ($1.3M by the campaigns, net of $32k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $1.3M that came in over 2006-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.3M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$420k · 31.9%
  • the candidate's own money$248k · 18.9%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$46k · 3.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$515k · 39.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$86k · 6.5%

DAVIS, DAVID

voters in Puerto Rico (the state, not the district): $1,698,086 (78.3%)individuals outside Puerto Rico: $196,691 (9.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $178,015 (8.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $97,059 (4.5%)spent $2.1M ($2.1M by the campaigns, net of $24k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.2M that came in over 2004-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.2M
  • voters in Puerto Rico (the state, not the district)$1.7M · 78.3%
  • individuals outside Puerto Rico$197k · 9.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$178k · 8.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$97k · 4.5%

FORTUNO, LUIS

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $1,237,699 (18.7%)the candidate's own money: $58,625 (0.9%)individuals outside New York: $355,038 (5.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,476,885 (52.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,483,015 (22.4%)spent $7.2M ($7.2M by the campaigns, net of $148k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $7.3M that came in over 1982-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.6M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 18.7%
  • the candidate's own money$59k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside New York$355k · 5.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.5M · 52.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.5M · 22.4%

BOEHLERT, SHERWOOD

voters in New York: $49,613,409 (39.5%)the candidate's own money: $1,000 (0.0%)individuals outside New York: $39,733,243 (31.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,991,501 (12.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $20,408,885 (16.2%)spent $127.8M ($127.3M by the campaigns, net of $7.6M refunded or moved to their own committees, $506k by outside groups for them): 89% of the $143.3M that came in over 1980-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$125.7M
  • voters in New York$49.6M · 39.5%
  • the candidate's own money$1,000 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside New York$39.7M · 31.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.0M · 12.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$20.4M · 16.2%

SCHUMER, CHARLES E.

voters in Nebraska (the state, not the district): $2,337,553 (15.7%)the candidate's own money: $14,145 (0.1%)individuals outside Nebraska: $1,458,490 (9.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,366,233 (69.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $704,009 (4.7%)spent $14.2M ($13.9M by the campaigns, net of $41k refunded or moved to their own committees, $298k by outside groups for them): 93% of the $15.3M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.9M
  • voters in Nebraska (the state, not the district)$2.3M · 15.7%
  • the candidate's own money$14k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Nebraska$1.5M · 9.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.4M · 69.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$704k · 4.7%

SMITH, ADRIAN

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $1,335,447 (52.2%)the candidate's own money: $298,000 (11.6%)individuals outside Georgia: $67,300 (2.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $599,141 (23.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $259,118 (10.1%)spent $3.1M ($3.1M by the campaigns, net of $24k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.1M that came in over 2002-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.6M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$1.3M · 52.2%
  • the candidate's own money$298k · 11.6%
  • individuals outside Georgia$67k · 2.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$599k · 23.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$259k · 10.1%

CLAY, CALDER B III

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $1,077,802 (24.9%)the candidate's own money: $490,000 (11.3%)individuals outside Illinois: $94,950 (2.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,065,903 (47.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $593,484 (13.7%)spent $3.9M ($3.9M by the campaigns, net of $141k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 91% of the $4.3M that came in over 2000-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.3M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$1.1M · 24.9%
  • the candidate's own money$490k · 11.3%
  • individuals outside Illinois$95k · 2.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.1M · 47.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$593k · 13.7%

JOHNSON, TIMOTHY V

voters in Indiana (the state, not the district): $1,196,109 (27.1%)the candidate's own money: $26,531 (0.6%)individuals outside Indiana: $169,150 (3.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,770,674 (40.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,245,481 (28.3%)spent $4.4M ($4.4M by the campaigns, net of $30k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $4.4M that came in over 1994-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.4M
  • voters in Indiana (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 27.1%
  • the candidate's own money$27k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside Indiana$169k · 3.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.8M · 40.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 28.3%

SOUDER, MARK E

voters in Michigan (the state, not the district): $3,208,935 (27.0%)individuals outside Michigan: $977,451 (8.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,213,203 (52.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,487,881 (12.5%)spent $10.4M ($10.4M by the campaigns, net of $383k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 87% of the $12.1M that came in over 2000-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.9M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 27.0%
  • individuals outside Michigan$977k · 8.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.2M · 52.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.5M · 12.5%

ROGERS, MICHAEL J

voters in Maryland (the state, not the district): $942,611 (20.1%)the candidate's own money: $502,753 (10.7%)individuals outside Maryland: $416,948 (8.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,666,880 (35.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,162,601 (24.8%)spent $4.5M ($4.5M by the campaigns, net of $345k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 93% of the $4.9M that came in over 1982-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.7M
  • voters in Maryland (the state, not the district)$943k · 20.1%
  • the candidate's own money$503k · 10.7%
  • individuals outside Maryland$417k · 8.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.7M · 35.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 24.8%

BARTLETT, ROSCOE G. REP.

voters in Nebraska (the state, not the district): $3,723,009 (26.9%)the candidate's own money: $40,256 (0.3%)individuals outside Nebraska: $1,045,473 (7.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,628,481 (55.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,384,990 (10.0%)spent $14.1M ($14.1M by the campaigns, net of $24k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $14.1M that came in over 1998-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.8M
  • voters in Nebraska (the state, not the district)$3.7M · 26.9%
  • the candidate's own money$40k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Nebraska$1.0M · 7.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.6M · 55.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 10.0%

TERRY, LEE

voters in Montana (the state, not the district): $1,805,677 (21.4%)the candidate's own money: $467,000 (5.5%)individuals outside Montana: $963,030 (11.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,229,864 (38.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,970,242 (23.4%)spent $7.9M ($7.8M by the campaigns, net of $748k refunded or moved to their own committees, $114k by outside groups for them): 91% of the $8.6M that came in over 2000-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.4M
  • voters in Montana (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 21.4%
  • the candidate's own money$467k · 5.5%
  • individuals outside Montana$963k · 11.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 38.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 23.4%

REHBERG, DENNIS R

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $2,087,942 (26.7%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $412,435 (5.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,634,970 (46.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,675,460 (21.5%)spent $7.8M ($7.8M by the campaigns, net of $28k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $7.9M that came in over 2000-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.8M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$2.1M · 26.7%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$412k · 5.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.6M · 46.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 21.5%

HART, MELISSA A

voters in California (the state, not the district): $10,280,448 (13.5%)individuals outside California: $23,665,712 (31.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,968,526 (22.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $25,270,153 (33.2%)spent $94.1M ($93.8M by the campaigns, net of $5.2M refunded or moved to their own committees, $280k by outside groups for them): 90% of the $104.5M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$76.2M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$10.3M · 13.5%
  • individuals outside California$23.7M · 31.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$17.0M · 22.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$25.3M · 33.2%

MCCARTHY, KEVIN

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $3,827,686 (23.7%)the candidate's own money: $146,850 (0.9%)individuals outside New York: $2,367,084 (14.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,252,595 (57.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $574,473 (3.6%)spent $16.7M ($16.4M by the campaigns, net of $35k refunded or moved to their own committees, $336k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $17.0M that came in over 2010-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.2M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$3.8M · 23.7%
  • the candidate's own money$147k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside New York$2.4M · 14.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.3M · 57.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$574k · 3.6%

REED, THOMAS W

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $1,237,386 (17.5%)the candidate's own money: $15,000 (0.2%)individuals outside Arizona: $637,009 (9.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,720,846 (38.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,440,864 (34.6%)spent $8.2M ($8.2M by the campaigns, net of $130k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $8.4M that came in over 1982-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.1M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 17.5%
  • the candidate's own money$15k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Arizona$637k · 9.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.7M · 38.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 34.6%

KOLBE, JAMES T

voters in Ohio: $14,556,245 (4.5%)the candidate's own money: $55,799 (0.0%)individuals outside Ohio: $18,812,750 (5.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $285,064,070 (88.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,165,296 (1.0%)spent $314.1M ($38.8M by the campaigns, net of $3.5M refunded or moved to their own committees, $275.4M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $327.0M that came in over 1992-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$321.7M
  • voters in Ohio$14.6M · 4.5%
  • the candidate's own money$56k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Ohio$18.8M · 5.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$285.1M · 88.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.2M · 1.0%

PORTMAN, ROB THE HONORA

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $93,296 (19.7%)the candidate's own money: $1,992 (0.4%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $350,370 (73.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,049 (3.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $13,969 (2.9%)spent $464k ($464k by the campaigns, net of $15k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $479k that came in over 2006-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$475k
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$93k · 19.7%
  • the candidate's own money$1,992 · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$350k · 73.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15k · 3.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$14k · 2.9%

BHAKTA, RAJ PETER

voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district): $2,646,285 (11.1%)individuals outside Louisiana: $745,143 (3.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $18,820,647 (79.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,527,726 (6.4%)spent $23.6M ($5.8M by the campaigns, net of $912k refunded or moved to their own committees, $17.7M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $24.5M that came in over 2004-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$23.7M
  • voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district)$2.6M · 11.1%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$745k · 3.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$18.8M · 79.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.5M · 6.4%

JINDAL, BOBBY

voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district): $642,678 (29.3%)the candidate's own money: $574,528 (26.2%)individuals outside Louisiana: $130,071 (5.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $525,186 (23.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $324,104 (14.8%)spent $2.3M ($2.3M by the campaigns, net of $0 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 106% of the $2.2M that came in over 2002-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.2M
  • voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district)$643k · 29.3%
  • the candidate's own money$575k · 26.2%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$130k · 5.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$525k · 23.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$324k · 14.8%

FLETCHER, DEWEY LEE

voters in Utah (the state, not the district): $286,702 (5.1%)the candidate's own money: $1,835,772 (32.5%)individuals outside Utah: $481,793 (8.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,650,390 (46.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $392,726 (7.0%)spent $5.6M ($5.6M by the campaigns, net of $46k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $5.7M that came in over 1996-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.6M
  • voters in Utah (the state, not the district)$287k · 5.1%
  • the candidate's own money$1.8M · 32.5%
  • individuals outside Utah$482k · 8.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.7M · 46.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$393k · 7.0%

CANNON, CHRISTOPHER B HON.

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $243,012 (65.2%)individuals outside New York: $54,430 (14.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $125 (0.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $75,396 (20.2%)spent $305k ($305k by the campaigns, net of $0 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 81% of the $374k that came in over 2004-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$373k
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$243k · 65.2%
  • individuals outside New York$54k · 14.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$125 · 0.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$75k · 20.2%

GARNER, JAMES A

voters in California (the state, not the district): $1,015,664 (11.9%)individuals outside California: $1,170,829 (13.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,473,956 (64.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $848,452 (10.0%)spent $9.5M ($9.5M by the campaigns, net of $280k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 89% of the $10.6M that came in over 1980-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.5M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$1.0M · 11.9%
  • individuals outside California$1.2M · 13.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.5M · 64.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$848k · 10.0%

LEWIS, JERRY

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $3,396,924 (21.2%)the candidate's own money: $22,155 (0.1%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $3,306,508 (20.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,015,706 (56.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $313,388 (2.0%)spent $15.7M ($15.7M by the campaigns, net of $198k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 95% of the $16.6M that came in over 2002-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.1M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$3.4M · 21.2%
  • the candidate's own money$22k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$3.3M · 20.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.0M · 56.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$313k · 2.0%

SHUSTER, WILLIAM MR.

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $356,436 (48.8%)the candidate's own money: $77,600 (10.6%)individuals outside Illinois: $44,650 (6.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $112,128 (15.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $140,144 (19.2%)spent $730k ($730k by the campaigns, net of $2,200 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $732k that came in over 2004-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$731k
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$356k · 48.8%
  • the candidate's own money$78k · 10.6%
  • individuals outside Illinois$45k · 6.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$112k · 15.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$140k · 19.2%

ZINGA, ANDREA

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $2,944,120 (20.7%)the candidate's own money: $143,669 (1.0%)individuals outside Texas: $1,357,037 (9.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,514,290 (52.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,290,864 (16.1%)spent $14.7M ($14.7M by the campaigns, net of $179k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $14.9M that came in over 1984-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.2M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$2.9M · 20.7%
  • the candidate's own money$144k · 1.0%
  • individuals outside Texas$1.4M · 9.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.5M · 52.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.3M · 16.1%

DELAY, THOMAS DALE

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $4,846,379 (11.2%)the candidate's own money: $167,790 (0.4%)individuals outside Ohio: $5,262,694 (12.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,376,008 (35.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $17,584,796 (40.7%)spent $64.4M ($64.4M by the campaigns, net of $1.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $66.9M that came in over 1990-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$43.2M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$4.8M · 11.2%
  • the candidate's own money$168k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Ohio$5.3M · 12.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15.4M · 35.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$17.6M · 40.7%

BOEHNER, JOHN A.

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $6,252,222 (28.3%)the candidate's own money: $56,735 (0.3%)individuals outside Ohio: $2,647,671 (12.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $12,686,493 (57.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $451,978 (2.0%)spent $21.7M ($21.1M by the campaigns, net of $1.1M refunded or moved to their own committees, $649k by outside groups for them): 95% of the $22.8M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$22.1M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$6.3M · 28.3%
  • the candidate's own money$57k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Ohio$2.6M · 12.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12.7M · 57.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$452k · 2.0%

STIVERS, STEVE MR.

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $239,457 (4.3%)the candidate's own money: $10,000 (0.2%)individuals outside Florida: $214,951 (3.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,061,899 (54.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,067,046 (37.0%)spent $6.5M ($6.5M by the campaigns, net of $8,362 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $6.5M that came in over 1982-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.6M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$239k · 4.3%
  • the candidate's own money$10k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Florida$215k · 3.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.1M · 54.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.1M · 37.0%

BILIRAKIS, MICHAEL

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $914,253 (35.5%)the candidate's own money: $1,020,000 (39.6%)individuals outside Texas: $394,009 (15.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $247,927 (9.6%)spent $2.6M ($2.6M by the campaigns, net of $38k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.6M that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.6M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$914k · 35.5%
  • the candidate's own money$1.0M · 39.6%
  • individuals outside Texas$394k · 15.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$248k · 9.6%

TAYLOR, NICHOLAS VANCAMPEN

voters in South Carolina (the state, not the district): $1,523,428 (37.9%)the candidate's own money: $145,000 (3.6%)individuals outside South Carolina: $225,246 (5.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,706,034 (42.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $418,246 (10.4%)spent $3.9M ($3.9M by the campaigns, net of $170k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $4.1M that came in over 2002-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.0M
  • voters in South Carolina (the state, not the district)$1.5M · 37.9%
  • the candidate's own money$145k · 3.6%
  • individuals outside South Carolina$225k · 5.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.7M · 42.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$418k · 10.4%

BARRETT, JAMES GRESHAM

voters in South Dakota (the state, not the district): $760,244 (50.9%)the candidate's own money: $2,000 (0.1%)individuals outside South Dakota: $118,350 (7.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $427,864 (28.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $184,738 (12.4%)spent $1.4M ($1.4M by the campaigns, net of $7,620 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 90% of the $1.5M that came in over 2002-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.5M
  • voters in South Dakota (the state, not the district)$760k · 50.9%
  • the candidate's own money$2,000 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside South Dakota$118k · 7.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$428k · 28.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$185k · 12.4%

JANKLOW, WILLIAM

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $15,750 (38.9%)individuals outside Illinois: $300 (0.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $20,312 (50.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,155 (10.3%)spent $31k ($31k by the campaigns, net of $0 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 76% of the $41k that came in over 2006-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$41k
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$16k · 38.9%
  • individuals outside Illinois$300 · 0.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$20k · 50.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4,155 · 10.3%

WHITE, KEVIN EDWARD

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $46,242 (24.1%)the candidate's own money: $14,886 (7.8%)individuals outside New York: $93,320 (48.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,500 (5.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $26,833 (14.0%)spent $195k ($195k by the campaigns, net of $600 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 101% of the $194k that came in over 2008-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$192k
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$46k · 24.1%
  • the candidate's own money$15k · 7.8%
  • individuals outside New York$93k · 48.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10k · 5.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$27k · 14.0%

HUMISTON, DANIEL J

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $5,984,966 (49.4%)individuals outside Florida: $2,330,090 (19.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,291,294 (18.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,517,295 (12.5%)spent $12.3M ($12.3M by the campaigns, net of $87k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $12.6M that came in over 2004-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.1M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$6.0M · 49.4%
  • individuals outside Florida$2.3M · 19.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.3M · 18.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.5M · 12.5%

MACK, CONNIE

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $679,310 (10.1%)the candidate's own money: $14,800 (0.2%)individuals outside Ohio: $553,071 (8.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,181,296 (62.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,284,101 (19.1%)spent $6.9M ($6.9M by the campaigns, net of $37k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 101% of the $6.9M that came in over 1994-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.7M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$679k · 10.1%
  • the candidate's own money$15k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Ohio$553k · 8.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.2M · 62.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 19.1%

NEY, ROBERT W

voters in Missouri: $8,796,849 (34.8%)the candidate's own money: $21,446 (0.1%)individuals outside Missouri: $4,340,268 (17.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,706,538 (26.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,438,237 (21.5%)spent $27.0M ($27.0M by the campaigns, net of $865k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $27.9M that came in over 1992-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$25.3M
  • voters in Missouri$8.8M · 34.8%
  • the candidate's own money$21k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Missouri$4.3M · 17.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.7M · 26.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.4M · 21.5%

TALENT, JAMES MATTHES

voters in Alaska: $3,845,997 (5.7%)individuals outside Alaska: $11,550,716 (17.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $50,832,185 (75.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,325,659 (2.0%)spent $68.7M ($29.0M by the campaigns, net of $142k refunded or moved to their own committees, $39.7M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $69.6M that came in over 2004-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$67.6M
  • voters in Alaska$3.8M · 5.7%
  • individuals outside Alaska$11.6M · 17.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$50.8M · 75.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 2.0%

MURKOWSKI, LISA

voters in North Carolina: $6,475,362 (19.9%)the candidate's own money: $3,605,632 (11.1%)individuals outside North Carolina: $8,076,907 (24.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,221,565 (13.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $10,155,439 (31.2%)spent $34.5M ($34.4M by the campaigns, net of $322k refunded or moved to their own committees, $31k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $34.8M that came in over 2002-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$32.5M
  • voters in North Carolina$6.5M · 19.9%
  • the candidate's own money$3.6M · 11.1%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$8.1M · 24.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.2M · 13.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$10.2M · 31.2%

DOLE, ELIZABETH

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $5,302,694 (41.9%)the candidate's own money: $70,001 (0.6%)individuals outside Texas: $713,071 (5.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,125,918 (48.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $451,228 (3.6%)spent $12.0M ($12.0M by the campaigns, net of $876k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 93% of the $12.9M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.7M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$5.3M · 41.9%
  • the candidate's own money$70k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside Texas$713k · 5.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.1M · 48.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$451k · 3.6%

CONAWAY, MICHAEL HONORABLE

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $1,535,407 (39.3%)the candidate's own money: $561,000 (14.4%)individuals outside New York: $291,785 (7.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,518,693 (38.9%)spent $3.7M ($2.8M by the campaigns, net of $183k refunded or moved to their own committees, $949k by outside groups for them): 95% of the $3.9M that came in over 2020-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.9M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$1.5M · 39.3%
  • the candidate's own money$561k · 14.4%
  • individuals outside New York$292k · 7.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.5M · 38.9%

JACOBS, CHRISTOPHER L.

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $284,116 (27.3%)the candidate's own money: $353,000 (33.9%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $173,625 (16.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $169,200 (16.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $61,978 (5.9%)spent $1.0M ($1.0M by the campaigns, net of $82k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 92% of the $1.1M that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.0M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$284k · 27.3%
  • the candidate's own money$353k · 33.9%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$174k · 16.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$169k · 16.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$62k · 5.9%

PATERNO, GEORGE SCOTT

voters in North Dakota (the state, not the district): $216,848 (7.0%)the candidate's own money: $5,360 (0.2%)individuals outside North Dakota: $641,850 (20.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $137,909 (4.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,077,500 (67.5%)spent $3.1M ($3.1M by the campaigns, net of $17k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.1M that came in over 2004-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.1M
  • voters in North Dakota (the state, not the district)$217k · 7.0%
  • the candidate's own money$5,360 · 0.2%
  • individuals outside North Dakota$642k · 20.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$138k · 4.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.1M · 67.5%

SAND, DUANE

voters in Indiana (the state, not the district): $570,563 (3.0%)the candidate's own money: $525 (0.0%)individuals outside Indiana: $2,067,488 (10.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $13,152,914 (69.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,251,970 (17.1%)spent $20.4M ($10.3M by the campaigns, net of $192k refunded or moved to their own committees, $10.1M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $20.6M that came in over 1982-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.0M
  • voters in Indiana (the state, not the district)$571k · 3.0%
  • the candidate's own money$525 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Indiana$2.1M · 10.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$13.2M · 69.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.3M · 17.1%

BURTON, DANNY L

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $1,314,680 (7.1%)the candidate's own money: $635,000 (3.4%)individuals outside Texas: $379,089 (2.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,121,523 (86.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $107,775 (0.6%)spent $17.5M ($6.0M by the campaigns, net of $79k refunded or moved to their own committees, $11.5M by outside groups for them): 92% of the $19.1M that came in over 2004-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.6M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$1.3M · 7.1%
  • the candidate's own money$635k · 3.4%
  • individuals outside Texas$379k · 2.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.1M · 86.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$108k · 0.6%

MARCHANT, KENNY E MR.

voters in California (the state, not the district): $3,597,375 (35.0%)the candidate's own money: $800 (0.0%)individuals outside California: $1,094,917 (10.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,189,219 (40.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,386,053 (13.5%)spent $10.3M ($10.3M by the campaigns, net of $138k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $10.5M that came in over 1998-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.3M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$3.6M · 35.0%
  • the candidate's own money$800 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside California$1.1M · 10.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.2M · 40.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 13.5%

BONO MACK, MARY

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $6,042,577 (15.9%)the candidate's own money: $23,800 (0.1%)individuals outside Tennessee: $3,597,207 (9.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,737,859 (43.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $11,708,572 (30.7%)spent $52.7M ($47.8M by the campaigns, net of $357k refunded or moved to their own committees, $4.9M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $53.4M that came in over 1992-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$38.1M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$6.0M · 15.9%
  • the candidate's own money$24k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$3.6M · 9.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.7M · 43.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$11.7M · 30.7%

BLACKBURN, MARSHA MRS.

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $1,595,540 (13.6%)the candidate's own money: $20,845 (0.2%)individuals outside Minnesota: $416,694 (3.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,306,694 (28.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $6,357,393 (54.3%)spent $12.3M ($12.3M by the campaigns, net of $111k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $12.3M that came in over 1992-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.7M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$1.6M · 13.6%
  • the candidate's own money$21k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$417k · 3.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.3M · 28.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$6.4M · 54.3%

GRAMS, RODNEY DWIGHT

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $579,020 (26.5%)the candidate's own money: $623,577 (28.5%)individuals outside Iowa: $272,787 (12.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $690,012 (31.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $20,309 (0.9%)spent $2.4M ($2.4M by the campaigns, net of $2,400 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $2.4M that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.2M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$579k · 26.5%
  • the candidate's own money$624k · 28.5%
  • individuals outside Iowa$273k · 12.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$690k · 31.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$20k · 0.9%

WHALEN, MICHAEL LOUIS

voters in Washington (the state, not the district): $336,724 (45.1%)the candidate's own money: $45,391 (6.1%)individuals outside Washington: $87,150 (11.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $171,650 (23.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $105,087 (14.1%)spent $814k ($814k by the campaigns, net of $17k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $841k that came in over 2006-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$746k
  • voters in Washington (the state, not the district)$337k · 45.1%
  • the candidate's own money$45k · 6.1%
  • individuals outside Washington$87k · 11.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$172k · 23.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$105k · 14.1%

ROULSTONE, DOUGLAS ROBERT

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $156,020 (43.7%)the candidate's own money: $17,781 (5.0%)individuals outside North Carolina: $57,150 (16.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $125,728 (35.2%)spent $357k ($357k by the campaigns, net of $1,500 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $359k that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$357k
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$156k · 43.7%
  • the candidate's own money$18k · 5.0%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$57k · 16.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$126k · 35.2%

JOHNSON, VIRGINIA HURT

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $664,504 (40.2%)the candidate's own money: $485,459 (29.4%)individuals outside New York: $181,632 (11.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $237,466 (14.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $84,295 (5.1%)spent $1.6M ($1.6M by the campaigns, net of $3,400 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.7M that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.7M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$665k · 40.2%
  • the candidate's own money$485k · 29.4%
  • individuals outside New York$182k · 11.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$237k · 14.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$84k · 5.1%

MANGER, WILLIAM

voters in Utah (the state, not the district): $799,742 (15.4%)the candidate's own money: $71,726 (1.4%)individuals outside Utah: $1,274,564 (24.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,899,732 (55.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $160,099 (3.1%)spent $4.0M ($4.0M by the campaigns, net of $1.2M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 78% of the $5.2M that came in over 2002-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.2M
  • voters in Utah (the state, not the district)$800k · 15.4%
  • the candidate's own money$72k · 1.4%
  • individuals outside Utah$1.3M · 24.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.9M · 55.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$160k · 3.1%

BISHOP, ROBERT

voters in Arkansas: $5,125,948 (23.4%)individuals outside Arkansas: $4,084,312 (18.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $11,669,916 (53.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,058,758 (4.8%)spent $21.8M ($18.5M by the campaigns, net of $485k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.3M by outside groups for them): 92% of the $23.7M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.9M
  • voters in Arkansas$5.1M · 23.4%
  • individuals outside Arkansas$4.1M · 18.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$11.7M · 53.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 4.8%

BOOZMAN, SEN. JOHN

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $572,032 (35.9%)the candidate's own money: $200,000 (12.5%)individuals outside New York: $158,520 (9.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $546,765 (34.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $117,802 (7.4%)spent $1.7M ($1.7M by the campaigns, net of $7,113 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.7M that came in over 2010-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.6M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$572k · 35.9%
  • the candidate's own money$200k · 12.5%
  • individuals outside New York$159k · 9.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$547k · 34.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$118k · 7.4%

TEDISCO, JAMES

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $129,924 (60.1%)the candidate's own money: $1,750 (0.8%)individuals outside New York: $14,350 (6.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $30,050 (13.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $40,202 (18.6%)spent $217k ($217k by the campaigns, net of $30 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $217k that came in over 2002-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$216k
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$130k · 60.1%
  • the candidate's own money$1,750 · 0.8%
  • individuals outside New York$14k · 6.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$30k · 13.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$40k · 18.6%

WOJTASZEK, HENRY F

voters in Virginia: $14,557,953 (37.4%)the candidate's own money: $303,186 (0.8%)individuals outside Virginia: $9,195,183 (23.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,273,442 (18.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,635,848 (19.6%)spent $41.7M ($41.6M by the campaigns, net of $602k refunded or moved to their own committees, $69k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $42.3M that came in over 1992-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$39.0M
  • voters in Virginia$14.6M · 37.4%
  • the candidate's own money$303k · 0.8%
  • individuals outside Virginia$9.2M · 23.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.3M · 18.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.6M · 19.6%

ALLEN, GEORGE

voters in Kansas (the state, not the district): $1,775,030 (24.8%)the candidate's own money: $62,739 (0.9%)individuals outside Kansas: $456,217 (6.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,207,502 (44.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,660,339 (23.2%)spent $6.2M ($6.2M by the campaigns, net of $1.2M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 84% of the $7.3M that came in over 1994-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.2M
  • voters in Kansas (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 24.8%
  • the candidate's own money$63k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Kansas$456k · 6.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 44.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 23.2%

TIAHRT, TODD

voters in South Dakota: $8,255,065 (14.2%)the candidate's own money: $7,000 (0.0%)individuals outside South Dakota: $21,340,966 (36.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,572,432 (26.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $12,957,775 (22.3%)spent $50.0M ($49.9M by the campaigns, net of $1.9M refunded or moved to their own committees, $112k by outside groups for them): 72% of the $69.9M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$58.1M
  • voters in South Dakota$8.3M · 14.2%
  • the candidate's own money$7,000 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside South Dakota$21.3M · 36.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15.6M · 26.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$13.0M · 22.3%

THUNE, JOHN R.

voters in Washington: $2,933,589 (23.2%)the candidate's own money: $57,872 (0.5%)individuals outside Washington: $1,271,135 (10.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,721,859 (29.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,637,792 (36.7%)spent $13.6M ($13.6M by the campaigns, net of $839k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $14.1M that came in over 1994-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.6M
  • voters in Washington$2.9M · 23.2%
  • the candidate's own money$58k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Washington$1.3M · 10.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.7M · 29.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.6M · 36.7%

NETHERCUTT, GEORGE R

voters in Oregon (the state, not the district): $602,739 (46.7%)the candidate's own money: $395,532 (30.7%)individuals outside Oregon: $93,209 (7.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $179,250 (13.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $19,036 (1.5%)spent $1.3M ($1.3M by the campaigns, net of $8,000 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.3M that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.3M
  • voters in Oregon (the state, not the district)$603k · 46.7%
  • the candidate's own money$396k · 30.7%
  • individuals outside Oregon$93k · 7.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$179k · 13.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$19k · 1.5%

ZUPANCIC, JIM D

voters in California (the state, not the district): $504,391 (45.8%)the candidate's own money: $10,000 (0.9%)individuals outside California: $16,750 (1.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $350,508 (31.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $219,939 (20.0%)spent $1.1M ($1.1M by the campaigns, net of $11k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.1M that came in over 1988-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.1M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$504k · 45.8%
  • the candidate's own money$10k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside California$17k · 1.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$351k · 31.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$220k · 20.0%

MONTEITH, RICHARD "DICK" J

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $378,561 (25.1%)individuals outside Arizona: $137,149 (9.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $262,904 (17.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $731,751 (48.4%)spent $1.5M ($1.5M by the campaigns, net of $3,745 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.5M that came in over 2004-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.5M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$379k · 25.1%
  • individuals outside Arizona$137k · 9.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$263k · 17.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$732k · 48.4%

GRAF, RANDALL RANDY

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $3,258,174 (27.2%)the candidate's own money: $245,918 (2.1%)individuals outside Iowa: $1,606,667 (13.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,126,447 (26.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,722,319 (31.1%)spent $12.0M ($11.9M by the campaigns, net of $60k refunded or moved to their own committees, $31k by outside groups for them): 100% of the $12.0M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.0M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$3.3M · 27.2%
  • the candidate's own money$246k · 2.1%
  • individuals outside Iowa$1.6M · 13.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.1M · 26.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.7M · 31.1%

KING, STEVE MR.

voters in North Carolina: $11,337,298 (4.3%)the candidate's own money: $5,368 (0.0%)individuals outside North Carolina: $7,501,224 (2.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $236,920,357 (90.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,082,246 (1.9%)spent $257.2M ($33.2M by the campaigns, net of $3.6M refunded or moved to their own committees, $224.0M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $268.5M that came in over 1992-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$260.8M
  • voters in North Carolina$11.3M · 4.3%
  • the candidate's own money$5,368 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$7.5M · 2.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$236.9M · 90.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.1M · 1.9%

BURR, RICHARD M

voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district): $2,552,902 (86.3%)the candidate's own money: $81,000 (2.7%)individuals outside Louisiana: $141,321 (4.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $159,044 (5.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $22,940 (0.8%)spent $2.8M ($2.8M by the campaigns, net of $173k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 94% of the $3.0M that came in over 2004-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.0M
  • voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district)$2.6M · 86.3%
  • the candidate's own money$81k · 2.7%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$141k · 4.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$159k · 5.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$23k · 0.8%

ROMERO, CRAIG

dark money raised (trail floor): $439 (100.0%)spent 81589% of lifetime receipts$0kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$439 · 100.0%

TOMPAC II

raised from disclosed sources: $3,086,663,434 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $6,213,246 (0.2%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$3.09Braised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.1B · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$6.2M · 0.2%

NRCC

raised from disclosed sources: $10,255,231 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $200 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$10.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$200 · 0.0%

HOLLAND & KNIGHT COMMITTEE FOR EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT

raised from disclosed sources: $2,735,364,999 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $3,701,922 (0.1%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$2.74Braised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.7B · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$3.7M · 0.1%

NRSC

dark money raised (trail floor): $300 (100.0%)spent 24437% of lifetime receipts$0kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$300 · 100.0%

CMR WA PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $702,139 (95.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $32,550 (4.4%)spent 243% of lifetime receipts$735kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$702k · 95.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$33k · 4.4%

REDWINGMCPAC

raised from disclosed sources: $79,611,539 (99.4%)dark money raised (trail floor): $500,400 (0.6%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$80.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$79.6M · 99.4%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$500k · 0.6%

BOEHNER FOR SPEAKER

raised from disclosed sources: $6,046,012,283 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,539,966 (0.1%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$6.05Braised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.0B · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5.5M · 0.1%

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $659,559,640 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $137,374 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$659.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$659.6M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$137k · 0.0%

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE CONTRIBUTIONS

dark money raised (trail floor): $7 (100.0%)spent 2769036% of lifetime receipts$0kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7 · 100.0%

KLINE FOR CONGRESS

raised from disclosed sources: $14,202 (39.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $21,650 (60.4%)spent 1517% of lifetime receipts$36kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$14k · 39.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$22k · 60.4%

GOVERN PAC

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $12,907$13k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$13k

REYNOLDS, THOMAS M

dark money raised (trail floor): $839 (100.0%)spent 73621% of lifetime receipts$1kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$839 · 100.0%

FRIENDS OF JEB HENSARLING

dark money raised (trail floor): $24,116 (100.0%)spent 1456% of lifetime receipts$24kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$24k · 100.0%

MCHENRY FOR CONGRESS

raised from disclosed sources: $93,318 (74.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $31,499 (25.2%)spent 468% of lifetime receipts$125kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$93k · 74.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$31k · 25.2%

PROJECTHEALTHSOLUTIONS PAC - PHSPAC

dark money raised (trail floor): $19,359 (100.0%)spent 686% of lifetime receipts$19kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$19k · 100.0%

MIKE PAC

dark money raised (trail floor): $2,382 (100.0%)spent 8318% of lifetime receipts$2kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,382 · 100.0%

TIPPERARY HILL PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $22,431,476 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $31,420 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$22.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$22.4M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$31k · 0.1%

FREEDOM PROJECT; THE

dark money raised (trail floor): $51 (100.0%)spent 236612% of lifetime receipts$0kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$51 · 100.0%

PROMOTING AMERICAN VALUES PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $11,086,710 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $24,000 (0.2%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$11.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.1M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$24k · 0.2%

HOUSE CONSERVATIVES FUND

dark money raised (trail floor): $6,364 (100.0%)spent 3192% of lifetime receipts$6kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$6,364 · 100.0%

PINNACLE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $597,856 (93.1%)dark money raised (trail floor): $44,150 (6.9%)spent 201% of lifetime receipts$642kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$598k · 93.1%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$44k · 6.9%

BUILDING FOUNDATIONS & LANDMARK OPPORTUNITIES PAC (BFLO PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $8,006,417 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $18,400 (0.2%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$8.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.0M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$18k · 0.2%

TEAM MCHENRY

raised from disclosed sources: $1,045,179 (99.5%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,550 (0.5%)spent 222% of lifetime receipts$1.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.0M · 99.5%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,550 · 0.5%

SECURING AMERICA'S FUTURE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $622 (22.4%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,150 (77.6%)spent 9401% of lifetime receipts$3kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$622 · 22.4%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,150 · 77.6%

MIDDLE GROUND PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $643,774 (93.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $43,500 (6.3%)spent 127% of lifetime receipts$687kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$644k · 93.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$44k · 6.3%

TOM REED PAC

dark money raised (trail floor): $20,831 (100.0%)spent 463% of lifetime receipts$21kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$21k · 100.0%

MARY BONO COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $175,243,893 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $30,171 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$175.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$175.2M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$30k · 0.0%

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF MINNESOTA - FEDERAL

raised from disclosed sources: $84,303,129 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $32,955 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$84.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$84.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$33k · 0.0%

ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN PARTY - FEDERAL

raised from disclosed sources: $30,335,794 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $30,830 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$30.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$30.3M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$31k · 0.1%

CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, INC.

raised from disclosed sources: $91,117,819 (99.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $331,678 (0.4%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$91.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$91.1M · 99.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$332k · 0.4%

WASHINGTON STATE REPUBLICAN PARTY

raised from disclosed sources: $33,414,885 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $25,300 (0.1%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$33.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$33.4M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$25k · 0.1%

NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN PARTY

raised from disclosed sources: $98,197,702 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $99,092 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$98.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$98.2M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$99k · 0.1%

COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $382,360 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$382kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$382k · 100.0%

LOUISIANA REPUBLICAN FEDERAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $178,043,384 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $122,996 (0.1%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$178.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$178.0M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$123k · 0.1%

REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA

raised from disclosed sources: $37,650,707 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $4,250 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$37.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$37.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$4,250 · 0.0%

SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN PARTY

raised from disclosed sources: $126,706,195 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $31,412 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$126.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$126.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$31k · 0.0%

NY REPUBLICAN FEDERAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $77,102,685 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $147,810 (0.2%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$77.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$77.1M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$148k · 0.2%

NEVADA REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $32,251,593 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $66,376 (0.2%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$32.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$32.3M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$66k · 0.2%

MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN PARTY

raised from disclosed sources: $25,847,205 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $9,210 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$25.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$25.8M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$9,210 · 0.0%

UTAH REPUBLICAN PARTY

dark money raised (trail floor): $18,300 (100.0%)spent 4780% of lifetime receipts$18kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$18k · 100.0%

JERRY LEWIS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $423,807,876 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $51,861 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$423.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$423.8M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$52k · 0.0%

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF FLORIDA

raised from disclosed sources: $273,892,189 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $431,040 (0.2%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$274.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$273.9M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$431k · 0.2%

CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY FEDERAL ACCT.

raised from disclosed sources: $191,855,835 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $146,248 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$192.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$191.9M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$146k · 0.1%

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS

raised from disclosed sources: $161,050,860 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $54,413 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$161.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$161.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$54k · 0.0%

GEORGIA REPUBLICAN PARTY INC.

raised from disclosed sources: $84,803,305 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $112,000 (0.1%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$84.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$84.8M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$112k · 0.1%

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF KENTUCKY

raised from disclosed sources: $6,436,079 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $16,350 (0.3%)spent 120% of lifetime receipts$6.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.4M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$16k · 0.3%

FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER

raised from disclosed sources: $4,627,586 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,500 (0.2%)spent 114% of lifetime receipts$4.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.6M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,500 · 0.2%

PRO-GROWTH ACTION TEAM

raised from disclosed sources: $109,333,081 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,300 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$109.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$109.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,300 · 0.0%

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIRGINIA INC

dark money raised (trail floor): $434 (100.0%)spent 151303% of lifetime receipts$0kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$434 · 100.0%

PENNSYLVANIA BILL PAC

OORBEEK, WILLIAM

Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $2,836,218ALAMO PAC: $677,614TONY CARDENAS FOR CONGRESS: $653,643JASMINE FOR US: $588,830JASMINE FOR TEXAS: $369,991OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $308,212TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $305,759STEVE DAINES FOR MONTANA: $267,756TERESA FOR ALL: $258,097ACTBLUE: $227,256CORNYN VICTORY COMMITTEE: $214,229AMERIPAC: THE FUND FOR A GREATER AMERICA: $186,511$9.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4.4M
  • Democratic candidate committees$2.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$268k

CITIBANK

BUSH-CHENEY '04 INC.: $3,957,901BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $2,478,868NRSC: $2,115,805ARIZONA FUND: $605,272MISSOURI REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE-FEDERAL: $466,966REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIRGINIA INC: $458,791SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $458,258MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN PARTY: $343,969TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $277,547REPUBLICAN PARTY OF KENTUCKY: $193,787NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $163,788NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $156,347$12.7M
  • Republican candidate committees$9.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.5M

FEATHER, LARSON & SYNHORST

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $95,504,538REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $81,141,065OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $77,418,503Democratic Governors Association: $69,553,885NRCC: $43,760,816ActBlue Technical Services, Inc.: $43,693,840MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $39,673,950Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $39,452,379STOP REPUBLICANS: $35,950,734FIGHT FOR THE PEOPLE PAC: $29,638,194HILLARY FOR AMERICA: $24,187,810$1.47B
  • PACs, parties and other committees$409.1M
  • Democratic candidate committees$131.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$39.7M

AMERICAN EXPRESS

Republican Attorneys General Association: $1,568,064TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $173,989THE PETER NORBECK LEADERSHIP PAC: $120,073REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FUND: $32,575DCCC: $24,205ARKANSAS FOR LEADERSHIP POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ARKPAC): $21,209NRSC: $19,713PIONEER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $18,847BUCKEYE LIBERTY PAC: $14,400EXCELSIOR PAC: $6,987MIKE KELLY FOR CONGRESS: $650GOVERNORS CUP INVITAT GOLF TOURN: $444$2.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.0M
  • Republican candidate committees$20k

THE PEBBLE BEACH COMPANY

OORBEEK, BILL

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $100,000Republican Governors Association: $15,000LINDSEY GRAHAM FOR SENATE: $1,641SWEENEY FOR CONGRESS, INC: $1,339HATCH ELECTION COMMITTEE INC: $702FREEDOM & DEMOCRACY FUND: $535$119k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$116k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,682

CHESAPEAKE ENTERPRISES

VASTOLA, SALLY

BENNETT ELECTION COMMITTEE: $827,031TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $80,000JACK DAVIS FOR CONGRESS: $50,000SEAFARERS POLITICAL ACTIVITY DONATION - SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NA-AGLIW: $2,259$959k
  • Republican candidate committees$877k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$82k

POTOMAC COMPANY LLC

NRSC: $2,335,905Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $1,920,184CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION: $1,799,326PERDUE FOR SENATE: $1,555,895REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,333,178CLF: $1,111,192CANTOR FOR CONGRESS: $720,497FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $698,530FREEDOM PROJECT; THE: $503,799ELISE FOR CONGRESS: $475,352KAY GRANGER CAMPAIGN FUND: $444,646EVERY REPUBLICAN IS CRUCIAL (ERICPAC): $443,867$23.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7.1M
  • Republican candidate committees$6.2M

WILEY REIN LLP

FIELDING, WILEY REIN &

MCHENRY FOR CONGRESS: $1,513,076INNOVATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $868,374CARLOS CURBELO CONGRESS: $641,742FRENCH HILL FOR ARKANSAS: $622,007TEAM MCHENRY: $557,279HUIZENGA FOR CONGRESS: $394,949ADVANCING CONSERVATIVE ENTERPRISES PAC: $348,780SOUTHERLAND FOR CONGRESS: $321,382HOUSE CONSERVATIVES FUND: $311,059CHRIS LEE FOR CONGRESS: $176,304IN THE ARENA PAC: $163,608SUPPORTING CONSERVATIVES OF TODAY AND TOMORROW (SCOTT PAC): $140,715$6.8M
  • Republican candidate committees$4.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.0M

THE OORBEEK GROUP

NRCC: $157,08321ST CENTURY PAC: $63,090BEST AT BRINGING ENTREPRENEURIAL RESULTS NEVER IMAGINED OR ENVISIONED PAC: $49,339TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $45,927GARRETT/PAULSEN JOINT COMMITTEE: $11,448TEAM EMERSON FOR JO ANN EMERSON: $10,815MARCO RUBIO FOR PRESIDENT: $10,344PORTER FOR CONGRESS: $6,691NEW DIRECTION FUND; THE: $6,166TEAM MORENO: $5,000GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE: $4,042HAL ROGERS FOR CONGRESS: $3,183$390k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$320k
  • Republican candidate committees$49k
  • Democratic candidate committees$4,042

OCEAN REEF CLUB

UNITED WOMEN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE PAC: $275,500NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA POLITICAL VICTORY FUND: $245,721BILL FOSTER FOR CONGRESS: $65,505TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $34,199SPENCER FOR CONGRESS: $29,0752005 PRESIDENTS DINNER COMMITTEE: $26,7702004 PRESIDENT'S DINNER COMMITTEE THE: $26,507GUTKNECHT FOR U.S. CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $18,3562003 PRESIDENT'S DINNER COMMITTEE: $17,106GOPAC, Inc.: $10,5682006 PRESIDENT'S DINNER COMMITTEE; THE: $5,284AMERICAN HEALTH COMMITTEE PAC: $4,000$766k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$646k
  • Democratic candidate committees$95k
  • Republican candidate committees$18k

A,B & C GROUP

Republican Governors Association: $265,517Democratic Governors Association: $107,695TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $32,548NRSC: $18,808Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $12,146HOOSIERS SUPPORTING BUYER FOR CONGRESS: $8,187CONTINUING A MAJORITY PARTY ACTION COMMITTEE (CAMPAC): $8,108FREEDOM PROJECT; THE: $6,490SEARCHLIGHT LEADERSHIP FUND: $5,936AMERICANS FOR A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $3,526BASS VICTORY COMMITTEE: $2,820GLACIER PAC: $2,221$488k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$444k
  • Republican candidate committees$30k

UST PUBLIC AFFAIRS INC

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,629,506NRCC: $705,896RUDY GIULIANI PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE INC: $261,423FRED THOMPSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $210,500JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $192,355AUTOMOTIVE FREE INTERNATIONAL TRADE PAC: $78,376CITIZENS CLUB FOR GROWTH: $53,911PEOPLE FOR PATTY MURRAY: $47,846UDALL FOR COLORADO: $44,990CITIZENS CLUB FOR GROWTH INC PAC: $33,261TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $32,3372004 JOINT STATE VICTORY COMMITTEE: $31,827$4.6M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$472k
  • Democratic candidate committees$285k

NOVA INFORMATION SYSTEMS

NRCC: $2,113,705NRSC: $836,765MCCONNELL SENATE COMMITTEE: $723,118CORY GARDNER FOR SENATE: $455,071FRIENDS OF PAT TOOMEY: $441,702MARCO RUBIO FOR SENATE: $414,043TRUST PAC TEAM REPUBLICANS FOR UTILIZING SENSIBLE TACTICS: $309,692MCCAIN-PALIN COMPLIANCE FUND INC.: $273,134BLUEGRASS COMMITTEE: $263,281HOUSE CONSERVATIVES FUND: $259,743JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $249,597SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND: $240,039$28.4M
  • Republican candidate committees$3.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3.2M

HUCKABY DAVIS LISKER INC.

FOR AMERICAS REPUBLICAN MAJORITY PAC (FARM PAC): $132,520LEADERSHIP PAC 2006: $131,224PLAIN STATE PAC: $28,500TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $28,138MORE CONSERVATIVES PAC: $23,250STANFORD FINANCIAL GROUP COMPANY EMPLOYEES PAC: $14,382HOUSE CONSERVATIVES FUND: $12,884SCOOTER STORE, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE; THE: $4,750THE IOWA LEADERSHIP FUND: $377$376k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$347k
  • Republican candidate committees$29k

SEDERHOLM PUBLIC AFFAIRS, INC.

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $27,831$28k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$28k

EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL & CLUB

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $6,213,962NRCC: $5,824,699REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS: $4,317,959REPUBLICAN PARTY OF WISCONSIN: $2,376,839WASHINGTON STATE REPUBLICAN PARTY: $1,832,806TRUMP NATIONAL COMMITTEE JFC, INC.: $1,799,048TEAPARTYEXPRESS.ORG: $1,502,917REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA: $1,192,607TEA PARTY PATRIOTS CITIZENS FUND: $1,031,966DAN CRENSHAW FOR CONGRESS: $745,901OHIO REPUBLICAN PARTY STATE CENTRAL & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: $729,146TED CRUZ FOR SENATE: $668,536$42.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$22.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$5.7M

SOUTHWEST PUBLISHING & MAILING

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $19,549$20k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$20k

NATIONAL REP. CLUB OF CAPITOL HILL

AMERICANS FOR A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $57,418MISSOURI FRB PAC: $50,784FRIENDS OF JOHN BARRASSO: $38,405RELY ON YOUR BELIEFS FUND: $36,980EVERY REPUBLICAN IS CRUCIAL (ERICPAC): $31,387CANTOR FOR CONGRESS: $20,167TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $17,896COMMON VALUES PAC: $17,567TOM DELAY CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $12,611FRIENDS OF MARK GORDON, INC.: $12,502ENZI FOR US SENATE: $11,133FRIENDS OF CRAIG THOMAS: $8,305$315k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$161k
  • Republican candidate committees$154k

GMD TECHNOLOGIES

FIELDING, WILEY, REIN &

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $14,013CAMPAIGN FOR WORKING FAMILIES: $12,450$26k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$26k

THE LUKENS COOK CO

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $9,187,286DCCC: $6,090,884NRSC: $5,423,786DSCC: $4,719,527TRUMP MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN COMMITTEE: $1,814,957OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $1,028,010Democratic Governors Association: $808,846HARRIS VICTORY FUND: $539,083GIFFORDS PAC: $423,730OBAMA VICTORY FUND 2012: $409,144FIGHT FOR THE PEOPLE PAC: $379,000MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $353,448$32.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$23.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$5.8M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.8M

MERKLE RESPONSE SERVICES

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $114,090,084ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $24,109,446NRSC: $21,431,955Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $9,040,370NRCC: $6,581,098TRUMP MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN COMMITTEE: $5,105,575MARCO RUBIO FOR PRESIDENT: $3,139,984CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY FEDERAL ACCT.: $2,436,967COLEMAN FOR SENATE 08: $2,294,997TEXANS FOR SENATOR JOHN CORNYN INC.: $1,949,021BACHMANN FOR CONGRESS: $1,893,175MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $1,860,755$238.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$137.3M
  • Republican candidate committees$56.7M

FLS CONNECT LLC

BLUE DOG POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $45,283NRCC: $26,221RELY ON YOUR BELIEFS FUND: $22,149TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $10,076STENHOLM FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $8,195FRIENDS OF JOHN TANNER: $6,110LEGPAC: $2,658$121k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$106k
  • Democratic candidate committees$14k

RASPBERRY FALLS GOLF & HUNT CLUB

ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $443,240GRASSROOTS ORGANIZING WINS (GROWPAC): $241,504MCCARTHY VICTORY FUND: $189,525ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $186,958Republican Governors Association: $176,781Democratic Attorneys General Association, Inc.: $116,920DSCC: $111,727NRCC: $109,278REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $92,908NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $57,589NRSC: $52,875PLANNED PARENTHOOD VOTES: $49,365$2.6M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$956k
  • Republican candidate committees$873k

MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL

CITIZENS FOR ALTMIRE: $29,128FRIENDS OF JOHN BARRASSO: $15,000PALLONE FOR CONGRESS: $11,401GW PAC: $11,000TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $8,000STORM CHASERS: $8,000FRIENDS OF KENT CONRAD: $7,500PAUL BROUN COMMITTEE: $6,870JO BONNER FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $6,500QUIGLEY FOR CONGRESS: $6,000LUCAS FOR CONGRESS: $5,000MARCIA FUDGE FOR CONGRESS: $5,000$156k
  • Democratic candidate committees$59k
  • Republican candidate committees$44k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$16k

AMERICAN DENTAL PAC

BRADY, MIKE

THE CONGRESSMAN JOE BARTON COMMITTEE: $160,199ELLEN TAUSCHER FOR CONGRESS: $95,632ALLEN VICTORY COMMITTEE: $84,173TOMPAC II: $54,700FRIENDS OF MARY LANDRIEU, INC.: $52,552JOHN D. DINGELL FOR CONGRESS: $38,385BIG EASY COMMITTEE: $18,951LEVIN FOR CONGRESS: $18,749DSCC: $15,497HOLD THE CENTER PAC: $14,885COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT NYDIA M VELAZQUEZ TO CONGRESS: $13,440TIM BISHOP FOR CONGRESS: $12,966$853k
  • Republican candidate committees$299k
  • Democratic candidate committees$251k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$30k

CREATIVE IMPRESSIONS

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $6,056$6k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6,056

DEPARTMENT OF US TREASURY

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $6,000$6k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6,000

ADPAC POLITICAL EDUCATION FUND

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $5,518MCCRERY FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $5,091THE CONGRESSMAN JOE BARTON COMMITTEE: $3,654VOLUNTEERS FOR SHIMKUS: $3,099FRIENDS OF GORDON SMITH: $2,736THE COMMITTEE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF CAPITALISM: $2,681MCCONNELL SENATE COMMITTEE: $2,620LONGHORN PAC: $2,521SCALISE FOR CONGRESS: $2,366BUCKEYE PAC: $2,266TEAM SUNUNU: $2,257FRIENDS OF MARK FOLEY FOR CONGRESS: $2,213$85k
  • Republican candidate committees$26k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$11k

STAR CATERING

CHC BOLD PAC: $48,464DEMOCRATS RESHAPING AMERICA (DREAMPAC): $18,567HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $12,870OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $10,752NEVADANS FOR STEVEN HORSFORD: $10,492DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE - TRAVEL OFFSET ACCOUNT: $6,898SUSIE LEE FOR CONGRESS: $6,825BILLY LONG FOR SENATE: $6,803AMODEI FOR NEVADA: $5,769TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $5,497TITUS FOR CONGRESS: $4,356Republican Attorneys General Association: $4,099$152k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$84k
  • Democratic candidate committees$45k
  • Republican candidate committees$13k

CAESARS PALACE

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $86,918,053HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $10,561,264DEMOCRACY PAC II: $5,616,722JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $4,509,766BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $2,817,088OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $2,553,197FAIRSHAKE: $2,226,886ACTBLUE: $1,844,240JEB 2016, INC.: $1,825,051ActBlue Technical Services, Inc.: $1,739,916MCCAIN-PALIN 2008 INC: $1,530,576REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA: $1,342,419$200.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$99.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$13.1M
  • Republican candidate committees$10.7M

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $5,051THE SENATE VICTORY FUND PAC: $1,399Republican Governors Association: $770JOE WILSON FOR CONGRESS: $715$8k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7,220
  • Republican candidate committees$715

RJ REYNOLDS

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $5,000$5k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5,000

TOLA STRATEGIES LLC

NRCC: $465,251DSCC: $101,685TEXANS FOR LAMAR SMITH: $6,192OHIO BELIEF PAC: $5,333FRIENDS OF GLENN THOMPSON: $4,835TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $4,706SCALISE FOR CONGRESS: $3,504ZELDIN FOR CONGRESS: $3,208JOHN HUGYA FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $2,745RESTORING OUR DEMOCRACY (ROD PAC): $2,500SCHMITT FOR CONGRESS: $2,275CAROL FOR CONGRESS: $1,689$616k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$574k
  • Republican candidate committees$27k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,745

NEMACOLIN WOODLANDS RESORT

NRCC: $2,416,934REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,061,716VOLUNTEERS FOR SHIMKUS: $404,065UP TO US: $242,890CANTOR FOR CONGRESS: $230,647KEN CALVERT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $224,453STIVERS FOR CONGRESS: $203,738JIM JORDAN FOR CONGRESS: $199,327SIMPSON FOR CONGRESS: $172,772KEVIN MCCARTHY FOR CONGRESS: $168,021MICHAEL BURGESS FOR CONGRESS: $167,314BILIRAKIS FOR CONGRESS: $163,833$22.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$2.2M

CAPITOL HILL CLUB

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $9,187,286DCCC: $6,090,884NRSC: $5,423,786DSCC: $4,719,527TRUMP MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN COMMITTEE: $1,814,957OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $1,028,010Democratic Governors Association: $808,846HARRIS VICTORY FUND: $539,083GIFFORDS PAC: $423,730OBAMA VICTORY FUND 2012: $409,144FIGHT FOR THE PEOPLE PAC: $379,000MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $353,448$32.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$23.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$5.8M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.8M

MERKLE RESPONSE SERVICES, INC.

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $3,576$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,576

LA COLLLINE

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,863,518REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,467,366OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $896,938ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $707,757DSCC: $692,060Democratic Governors Association: $624,665NRSC: $573,964Republican Governors Association: $563,886DEAN FOR AMERICA: $421,587BERNIE 2016: $397,870America Votes, Inc.: $390,486REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA: $320,871$36.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$9.9M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.7M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.3M

VERIZON WIRELESS

AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION, INC. (AFP ACTION) DBA CVA ACTION AND DBA LIBRE ACTION: $87,199,715THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS DBA AMERICANS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY: $10,757,021DCCC: $4,642,969NRSC: $2,160,287REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA: $1,027,250OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $983,815TRUMP NATIONAL COMMITTEE JFC, INC.: $913,178FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $693,295ART ROBINSON FOR CONGRESS: $666,999NEVER SURRENDER, INC.: $663,097DEWHURST FOR TEXAS: $541,134TOM DAVIS FOR CONGRESS: $483,243$128.8M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$104.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$5.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$984k

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $3,452MIKE THOMPSON FOR CONGRESS: $1,723HOOSIERS SUPPORTING BUYER FOR CONGRESS: $1,381ANDER PAC: $1,005FRIENDS OF MARK FOLEY FOR CONGRESS: $946STAND WITH SANCHEZ: $635NEVADANS FOR STEVEN HORSFORD: $611VIRGIN ISLANDS FOR PLASKETT: $598SUOZZI FOR CONGRESS: $353$11k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,920
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,452
  • Republican candidate committees$3,332

JACKSON NATIONAL LIFE

DCCC: $1,343,132HARRIS VICTORY FUND: $579,138NRSC: $530,503Democratic Governors Association: $527,342NRCC: $311,883DSCC: $295,014FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $281,690REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $239,353HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $166,034900038675: $165,379NANCY PELOSI FOR CONGRESS: $157,772FRIENDS OF HILLARY: $137,954$7.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$812k
  • Democratic candidate committees$462k

OCCASIONS CATERERS

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $3,141THELMA DRAKE FOR CONGRESS: $1,231WYDEN FOR SENATE: $500SIMMONS FOR CONGRESS: $50BOB BEAUPREZ FOR CONGRESS: $50$5k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,141
  • Republican candidate committees$1,331
  • Democratic candidate committees$500

FLUOR PAC

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $2,750$3k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,750

ELECTRONIC SOFTWARE ALLIANCE

NRCC: $3,355TOMPAC II: $2,789TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $2,732CHAMBLISS FOR SENATE: $900FRIENDS OF SCHUMER: $400TOM REED PAC: $350$11k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6,087
  • Republican candidate committees$4,039
  • Democratic candidate committees$400

CONSTELLATION BRANDS

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $6,091,685NRCC: $2,891,865NRSC: $1,895,992JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $1,617,848MCCAIN-PALIN VICTORY 2008: $741,546TEAM GRAHAM, INC.: $660,7652004 PRESIDENT'S DINNER COMMITTEE THE: $360,293SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $234,072REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS: $216,7992005 PRESIDENTS DINNER COMMITTEE: $174,998PIRRO FOR SENATE INC: $164,631CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY FEDERAL ACCT.: $163,212$17.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$9.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$5.3M

PINNACLE LIST COMPANY

MOLINARO, MARCUS

912063810: $10,000JOHN CARTER FOR CONGRESS: $6,500TOM REED PAC: $6,000DUNN PAC: $5,500DFC COMMITTEE: $5,430NRCC: $5,066CANTOR FOR CONGRESS: $2,688FRIENDS OF TIBERI: $2,540TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $2,393PENNSYLVANIA BILL PAC: $2,330RICHARD E NEAL FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,964JOHANNS FOR SENATE INCORPORATED: $1,682$69k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$23k
  • Republican candidate committees$22k
  • Democratic candidate committees$7,394

AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATION

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF ARKANSAS: $28,842FRIENDS OF GORDON SMITH: $2,896PEOPLE FOR ENGLISH: $2,343TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $2,343$36k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$31k
  • Republican candidate committees$5,239

ARENT FOX ATTORNEYS AT LAW

MCCONNELL SENATE COMMITTEE: $148,032BLUEGRASS COMMITTEE: $82,845FRIENDS OF JOHN THUNE: $76,029HEARTLAND VALUES PAC: $25,945PORTPAC: $24,733NRSC: $19,474REPUBLICAN PARTY OF KENTUCKY: $14,787FRIENDS OF TODD YOUNG, INC.: $14,350MCCONNELL FOR THE MAJORITY: $13,201MCCONNELL VICTORY KENTUCKY: $10,687TAX CUTS & JOBS PAC: $6,183ROCK CITY PAC: $6,176$614k
  • Republican candidate committees$313k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$130k

BON VIVANT CATERING

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FUND: $99,743RUSS FULCHER FOR IDAHO: $61,342Republican Governors Association: $50,772TEAM HOLCOMB: $50,309DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $17,200SCALISE FOR CONGRESS: $13,714DJOU FOR HAWAII: $12,112THE EYE OF THE TIGER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $11,576DARRELL ISSA VICTORY FUND: $11,530HEART PAC: $10,695THE COMMITTEE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF CAPITALISM: $9,317BRITT FOR ALABAMA INC: $9,230$698k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$182k
  • Republican candidate committees$158k
  • Democratic candidate committees$17k

RUTHS CHRIS STEAKHOUSE

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,300,571NRSC: $467,622BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $331,974Democratic Governors Association: $239,298THE 2016 COMMITTEE: $186,374JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $150,633DAVID VITTER FOR US SENATE: $106,786SHELBY FOR U.S. SENATE: $104,817Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $64,619MOVEON.ORG POLITICAL ACTION: $58,626SWALWELL FOR CONGRESS: $51,501BUSH-CHENEY '04 INC.: $47,581$5.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.8M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$52k

FEDERAL EXPRESS

Committee For Responsible Government: $7,273TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $2,000$9k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$9,273

MARCO ISLAND MARRIOTT

SCHIFF FOR SENATE: $2,095,278CONNOLLY FOR CONGRESS: $1,785,760GW PAC: $1,674,259MCCAUL FOR CONGRESS, INC: $1,609,097NEW DEMOCRAT COALITION ACTION FUND: $1,487,320ANNA ESHOO FOR CONGRESS: $1,315,724FRIENDS OF DICK DURBIN COMMITTEE: $1,070,401DIANA DEGETTE FOR CONGRESS: $1,041,565JIM RISCH FOR U.S. SENATE COMMITTEE: $995,108REPUBLICAN MAINSTREET PARTNERSHIP PAC: $941,054FRIENDS OF CHRIS SMITH: $910,270KAREN BASS FOR CONGRESS: $856,064$39.1M
  • Democratic candidate committees$8.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$4.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.4M
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$995k

CHASE CARD SERVICES

FRIENDS FOR GREGORY MEEKS: $4,900COOPER FOR CONGRESS: $3,650BIG EASY COMMITTEE: $3,400PARSON FOR SENATE 2010: $3,275AMERICA FORWARD LEADERSHIP PAC: $3,200FRIENDS OF DIETZEL: $3,150BOXER CDP 2010: $2,400WYNN FOR CONGRESS: $2,238TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $1,980SCHIFF FOR SENATE: $1,846CONYERS FOR CONGRESS: $1,700GW PAC: $1,590$42k
  • Democratic candidate committees$20k
  • Republican candidate committees$8,015
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5,180

NEWS CORPORATION

NEVER BACK DOWN INC.: $2,517,020REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,001,605THE SENTINEL ACTION FUND: $1,468,146CLF: $1,315,693AMERICAN CROSSROADS: $1,178,584NRCC: $810,067AMERICA LEADS ACTION INC.: $464,019CANTOR FOR CONGRESS: $347,479REPUBLICAN PARTY OF MINNESOTA - FEDERAL: $280,082CLEARPATH ACTION FUND, INC.: $220,800BUCKEYE LEADERSHIP FUND, INC.: $200,700DOLAN FOR OHIO22: $178,033$16.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$10.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$526k

ADVANTAGE, INC

TEXANS FOR SENATOR JOHN CORNYN INC.: $1,750,773CHRIS CHRISTIE FOR PRESIDENT INC: $795,898SARAH PAC: $522,579AUGUST PFLUGER FOR CONGRESS: $380,037OLSON FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $284,554ROGER WILLIAMS FOR U S CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $284,494JOHN CARTER FOR CONGRESS: $198,118RUDY GIULIANI PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE INC: $193,064LEADERSHIP MATTERS FOR AMERICA PAC, INC.: $188,792ROAD TO FREEDOM CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $183,511BILL FLORES FOR CONGRESS: $125,482CONAWAY FOR CONGRESS: $113,732$6.3M
  • Republican candidate committees$4.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$895k

UPSTREAM COMMUNICATIONS

PAUL JOHNSON FOR CONGRESS: $7,723ORTIZ FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,910GRAVES FOR CONGRESS: $1,777TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $1,768JEFF FORTENBERRY FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS: $919FRIENDS OF LES ROBERTS: $229CLAYBURGH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $60$14k
  • Democratic candidate committees$9,862
  • Republican candidate committees$2,755
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,768

INTERNAL REVENUE SER

EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $91,763VOLUNTEER PAC: $53,927NRCC: $50,830BILL NELSON FOR US SENATE: $34,399SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION POLITICAL ED & ACTION FUND: $34,176KENTUCKY STATE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: $28,095CHARLES TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $27,793PRICE FOR CONGRESS: $27,645FRIENDS OF MARK FOLEY FOR CONGRESS: $26,481THE JEFFERSON COMMITTEE: $26,455NORTHUP FOR CONGRESS: $25,526FRIENDS OF BENNIE THOMPSON: $25,001$1.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$205k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$167k
  • Republican candidate committees$80k

BELLSOUTH CORPORATION

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $1,610$2k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,610

GOLDMAN SACS

LANGWORTHY, NICK

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $1,483$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,483

SPENDID FARE CATERING

GEORGE HOLDING FOR CONGRESS INC.: $21,959DEFEND AMERICA PAC: $20,567ALASKANS FOR DAN SULLIVAN: $18,448CONSERVATIVE ROUNDTABLE: $16,700FRIENDS OF TODD YOUNG, INC.: $14,903CITIZENS FOR COCHRAN: $14,437SHELBY FOR U.S. SENATE: $13,840GEORGIANS FOR ISAKSON: $13,227FRIENDS OF MARY LANDRIEU, INC.: $12,710WINNING FOR AMERICA PAC: $11,685NORTHERN LIGHTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $11,278ROBERT ADERHOLT FOR CONGRESS: $10,536$379k
  • Republican candidate committees$107k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$60k
  • Democratic candidate committees$13k

116 CLUB

UREMOVICH JR, MICHAEL

The Presidential Coalition, LLC: $4,878,602HUCK PAC FOR AMERICA: $1,938,847MCCAIN-PALIN VICTORY 2008: $1,847,024ELBERT GUILLORY'S AMERICA: $1,811,816MARCO RUBIO FOR SENATE: $1,528,298STAND FOR AMERICA PAC: $1,033,356BLACK AMERICANS MAKING AMERICA FIRST: $1,005,828JOHN JAMES FOR SENATE, INC.: $989,646THE 2016 COMMITTEE: $730,455DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $724,102DAN CRENSHAW FOR CONGRESS: $677,726JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $532,774$31.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$12.1M
  • Republican candidate committees$5.6M

RST MARKETING

PRIORITIES USA ACTION: $23,746,884MIKE BLOOMBERG 2020, INC.: $2,243,290REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,463,940OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $1,242,590NRSC: $1,169,564NRCC: $637,476AMERICANS FOR PROGRESSIVE ACTION USA: $500,411PROMETHEAN PAC: $335,095HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $285,320Republican Governors Association: $276,430JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $260,685DSCC: $252,065$45.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$27.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$4.0M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.2M

VERIZON

ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $2,624,855HUCKABEE FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $1,780,329UPNORTH PAC: $1,127,516MORAN FOR KANSAS: $853,429RELY ON YOUR BELIEFS FUND: $837,282MISSOURI FRB PAC: $714,974FRIENDS OF BILL POSEY: $671,456JIM COSTA FOR CONGRESS: $624,026FRIENDS OF NEAL DUNN: $570,180EARL POMEROY FOR CONGRESS: $567,994BACK THE BOLD: $477,060MIKE PENCE COMMITTEE: $418,362$23.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$7.6M
  • Democratic candidate committees$2.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.3M

VISA

THURGOOD, ALLEN

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $1,145$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,145

DISCOVER BUS. SERV.

WOMACK FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,457,359ASHLEY FOR IOWA: $1,245,592VERN BUCHANAN FOR CONGRESS: $1,062,980TOMORROW IS MEANINGFUL PAC: $1,021,537BRIAN FITZPATRICK FOR ALL OF US: $871,501TIM SCOTT FOR AMERICA: $871,009COUNTRY OVER PARTY PAC: $808,979CANTOR FOR CONGRESS: $711,757EVERY REPUBLICAN IS CRUCIAL (ERICPAC): $706,089GEORGE HOLDING FOR CONGRESS INC.: $704,269WALTERS FOR CONGRESS: $643,029RAZOR PAC: $480,162$16.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$8.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.2M

RED RIVER CO LLC

BURNS WINTERFEST '98: $4,946IMPACT AMERICA: $3,425TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $1,038SIMPSON FOR CONGRESS: $614REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FUND: $485$11k
  • Republican candidate committees$5,560
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,948

WADDELL & REED

Republican Governors Association: $355,831DSCC: $321,747DCCC: $157,815DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $102,637REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $86,253HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $85,143DIGNITY OF WORK PAC: $66,000NATIONAL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS ASSOCIATION PAC: $51,314New Democrat Network - Non-Federal: $31,834AMERIPAC: THE FUND FOR A GREATER AMERICA: $15,533EQUALITY PAC: $9,927NANCY PELOSI FOR CONGRESS: $9,446$1.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.1M
  • Democratic candidate committees$161k

HYATT REGENCY WASHINGTON

DONOVAN FOR CONGRESS: $1,200TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $1,000JOE MORELLE FOR CONGRESS: $562$3k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,200
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,000
  • Democratic candidate committees$562

NEW YORK STATE SOCIETY

WATKINS, DERBY

EMMER FOR CONGRESS: $6,250AMERICA WORKS FEDERAL PAC: $6,000JAKE AUCHINCLOSS FOR CONGRESS: $4,400ALMA ADAMS FOR CONGRESS: $1,100TITUS FOR CONGRESS: $1,000TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $983ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $945WEXTON FOR CONGRESS: $750LATEEFAH FOR CONGRESS: $600JAY BYARS FOR CONGRESS: $569JOHN KENNEDY FOR US: $500ELAINE FOR CONGRESS: $500$30k
  • Democratic candidate committees$8,350
  • Republican candidate committees$8,264
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6,983

MORTGAGE BANKERS ASSOCIATION

ALBRIGHT, BUD

RANGEL FOR CONGRESS: $183,792FRIENDS OF JOHN TANNER: $150,003FORWARD TOGETHER PAC: $104,463ONE AMERICA COMMITTEE: $101,086College Republican National Committee, Inc.: $76,773BILL HAUF FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $52,061TASINI FOR NEW YORK: $50,130REPUBLICAN PARTY OF KENTUCKY: $41,616ADVANCING CONSERVATIVE ENTERPRISES PAC: $38,108LINDSEY GRAHAM FOR SENATE: $37,542COSTELLO FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $36,572NATIONAL LEADERSHIP PAC: $35,188$1.3M
  • Democratic candidate committees$420k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$359k
  • Republican candidate committees$128k

MBNA AMERICA

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $929$929
  • PACs, parties and other committees$929

AMERICAN EXPRESS BUSINESS SERVICES

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $870TOMPAC II: $250MCNULTY FOR CONGRESS: $225$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$870
  • Republican candidate committees$250
  • Democratic candidate committees$225

LEGISLATIVE PILOTS ASSOCIATION

RING, KEVIN

SANFORD BISHOP FOR CONGRESS: $18,602LATOURETTE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $2,539HAL ROGERS FOR CONGRESS: $895TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $792American Solutions for Winning the Future: $398$23k
  • Democratic candidate committees$19k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,435
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,190

OCEANAIRE SEAFOOD

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $750$750
  • PACs, parties and other committees$750

SUMMIT ED. RESOURCES CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $750$750
  • PACs, parties and other committees$750

ACT-TODAY

NAYLOR, CHERI

BERTMAN, MIKE

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $14,115NRCC: $14,059THE 2007 PRESIDENT'S DINNER COMMITTEE: $11,296Republican Governors Association: $9,514Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $5,660NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE CAMPAIGN FUND: $2,217NRSC: $1,978VERGA FOR CONGRESS: $1,635541998717: $918TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $684$62k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$58k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,613

SECKMAN PRINTING

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $654$654
  • PACs, parties and other committees$654

NATIONAL REPUBLIAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMI

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $939,809NRCC: $300,381NRSC: $244,958JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $28,500PATRIOT FIRST PAC: $20,900FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $20,575VOLUNTEER PAC: $15,885MARCO RUBIO FOR PRESIDENT: $14,750FRED THOMPSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $11,300COUNTRY FIRST POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, INC. (COUNTRY FIRST PAC): $10,100SEDONA PAC: $10,056MCCAIN-PALIN VICTORY 2008: $8,950$1.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.3M
  • Republican candidate committees$350k

HOON DESIGNS

US VETERANS ASSISTANCE FOUNDATION, PAC: $293,159ASSOCIATION FOR EMERGENCY RESPONDERS AND FIREFIGHTERS, PAC: $188,246AMERICANS FOR POLICE AND TROOPER SAFETY: $133,529COALITION FOR PROGRESS: $119,463CITIZENS FOR ARLEN SPECTER: $87,509DAVID TRONE FOR CONGRESS: $84,484NO LABELS ACTION, INC.: $84,464WOMEN FOR AMERICAN VALUES AND ETHICS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (A/K/A WAVE PAC): $77,421TOM DELAY CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $69,410FRIENDS OF HERMAN CAIN INC: $69,373NEW YORKERS AND FRIENDS FOR HOLLY LYNCH: $60,846AMERICANS FOR THE CURE OF BREAST CANCER: $59,432$1.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$956k
  • Democratic candidate committees$233k
  • Republican candidate committees$139k

BLANK ROME LLC

BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $1,749,745CANTOR FOR CONGRESS: $913,193REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $727,133NRSC: $474,040American Solutions for Winning the Future: $210,574NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL ADVISORS POLITICAL ACTION COMM: $143,175BILL PASCRELL, JR. PUBLIC SERVICE FUND: $138,559CONSTITUTION PARTY NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $101,254CHAMBLISS FOR SENATE: $45,524JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $37,382NATIONAL APARTMENT ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $24,786BUSH-CHENEY '04 COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE INC.: $21,867$4.8M
  • Republican candidate committees$3.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$139k

WACHOVIA

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $550$550
  • PACs, parties and other committees$550

STATION CASINOS PAC

NRSC: $1,744BENNET FOR COLORADO: $627HAGAN FOR US SENATE INC: $622TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $543PEOPLE FOR PATTY MURRAY: $520KILPATRICK FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS: $444BOB CASEY FOR SENATE INC: $438WYDEN FOR SENATE: $430PAULA HOLLINGER FOR CONGRESS: $408SANFORD BISHOP FOR CONGRESS: $363SENATE FUTURE FUND: $341GOODE FOR CONGRESS: $334$8k
  • Democratic candidate committees$4,192
  • Republican candidate committees$2,078
  • PACs, parties and other committees$543

WHOS COOKING?

PINTO, RICHARD

Republican Governors Association: $959,757ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $847,670Republican Attorneys General Association: $227,512ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $103,950CAMPAIGN FOR CHANGE: $101,540GOPAC, Inc.: $90,242SCALISE FOR CONGRESS: $86,205FRIENDS OF CORRINE BROWN: $74,602College Republican National Committee, Inc.: $74,299FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY PAC: $71,160HUDSON FOR CONGRESS: $64,802TIM SCOTT FOR AMERICA: $55,306$6.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$75k

US AIRWAYS

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $500$500
  • PACs, parties and other committees$500

NATIONAL MARINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATIO

JEHLE, RON

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $500$500
  • PACs, parties and other committees$500

MICHAEL FITZPATRICK RETIREMENT PARTY

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $500$500
  • PACs, parties and other committees$500

NATIONAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $470$470
  • PACs, parties and other committees$470

MONARCH CONSTITUENT SERVICES

NRCC: $9,028,937JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $1,243,261MCCAIN-PALIN VICTORY 2008: $412,776THE 2016 DRAFT COMMITTEE: $189,109BLACK AMERICA'S POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $71,532PERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $56,387STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER PAC: $24,197THE 2016 COMMITTEE: $22,896HISPANIC VICTORY PAC: $10,914ELBERT GUILLORY'S AMERICA: $7,921STEVE CHABOT FOR CONGRESS: $1,581TOM DELAY CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,386$11.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$9.4M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.7M

INTERNATIONAL DATA MANAGEMENT

STOP REPUBLICANS: $12,163,907PROGRESSIVE TURNOUT PROJECT: $7,366,740KAY GRANGER CAMPAIGN FUND: $1,203,328SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $984,605LAUREN UNDERWOOD FOR CONGRESS: $787,188VAN HOLLEN FOR SENATE: $737,111GRAVES FOR CONGRESS: $567,649DAVID TRONE FOR MARYLAND, INC.: $551,288BECAUSE WOMEN CAN PAC: $551,124LANGEVIN FOR CONGRESS: $451,695MRVAN FOR CONGRESS: $445,511PROMETHEAN PAC: $380,733$31.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$19.9M
  • Democratic candidate committees$4.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.8M

CAPITAL ONE

DEAN FOR AMERICA: $306,698SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION POLITICAL ED & ACTION FUND: $288,421JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $60,799RODNEY ALEXANDER FOR CONGRESS INC.: $26,514SCHAKOWSKY FOR CONGRESS: $26,021CHARLIE MELANCON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE INC: $24,429Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee: $22,662SUE MYRICK FOR CONGRESS: $21,635DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $21,362GREEN MOUNTAIN PAC: $20,907MCCAUL FOR CONGRESS, INC: $20,001ENGEL FOR CONGRESS: $19,751$1.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$438k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$353k
  • Republican candidate committees$68k

AT & T WIRELESS

MORGAN, JUNIUS

FAGAN, THOMAS

Republican Governors Association: $52,500VALUE IN ELECTING WOMEN POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $5,000DIGNITY OF WORK PAC: $3,375PROJECTHEALTHSOLUTIONS PAC - PHSPAC: $2,808BEN CARDIN FOR SENATE, INC.: $2,025ISTOOK FOR CONGRESS: $1,486STEPHANIE TUBBS JONES FOR US CONGRESS: $1,462STIVERS FOR CONGRESS: $1,361BACHUS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,350WYDEN FOR SENATE: $1,350MIKE CRAPO FOR US SENATE: $1,350MOORE FOR CONGRESS: $1,350$92k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$58k
  • Democratic candidate committees$9,562
  • Republican candidate committees$8,355

AMERICAN COUNCIL OF LIFE INSURERS PAC

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $334$334
  • PACs, parties and other committees$334

3 SQUARES CATERING

WHITE, RICH

HAYWOOD, MIKE

FRED THOMPSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $1,380TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $310$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,380
  • PACs, parties and other committees$310

FIRST REVENUE ASSURANCE

Republican Governors Association: $13,482JOE WILSON FOR CONGRESS: $5,339BARRETT FOR CONGRESS: $4,515MONTANANS FOR TESTER: $2,406GOPAC, Inc.: $2,141GRAHAM MAJORITY FUND: $2,000FRIENDS OF JIM CLYBURN: $1,500NUNES HOLDING MAJORITY COMMITTEE: $1,250SESTAK FOR CONGRESS: $1,240STIVERS FOR CONGRESS: $1,209FRIENDS OF JOE SESTAK: $1,105MARC VEASEY CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $1,051$60k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$18k
  • Republican candidate committees$12k
  • Democratic candidate committees$7,303

FLUOR CORPORATION

NRCC: $3,366,217UP TO US: $1,446,979LONGHORN PAC: $723,935TRUST PAC TEAM REPUBLICANS FOR UTILIZING SENSIBLE TACTICS: $633,333TEXANS FOR LAMAR SMITH: $622,904TEXAS FREEDOM FUND: $615,059FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $577,726KEEP OUR MISSION PAC: $535,748BOEHNER FOR SPEAKER: $516,903COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT VITO FOSSELLA: $459,989TOM REED PAC: $449,609DONOVAN FOR CONGRESS: $392,958$18.6M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$4.5M

EPIPHANY PRODUCTIONS

MASSIE, CAMILLE

MASSIE, JAMES

TOGETHER FOR OUR MAJORITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $187$187
  • PACs, parties and other committees$187

WACHOVIA (FMR. FIRST UNION)

OXLEY FOR CONGRESS: $4,325FRIENDS FOR GREGORY MEEKS: $1,818HUIZENGA FOR CONGRESS: $1,293SENSENBRENNER COMMITTEE: $889BOB MATSUI FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $794JIM RAMSTAD VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE: $731YODER FOR CONGRESS, INC: $683DIGNITY OF WORK PAC: $656FRIENDS OF MARY LANDRIEU, INC.: $640HENRY J. HYDE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $406MARY KIM TITLA FOR CONGRESS: $388HAROLD FORD JR FOR TENNESSEE: $323$14k
  • Republican candidate committees$8,328
  • Democratic candidate committees$4,619

BAKER & HOSTETLER PAC

WOLF PAC: $154,376EMILYS LIST: $145,264POLICE OFFICERS DEFENSE ALLIANCE PAC: $129,018WARREN FOR SENATE, INC.: $65,250VETERANS AID PAC: $63,995NEW YORK STATE COMMITTEE OF THE WORKING FAMILIES PARTY: $53,729PORTPAC: $50,732DIGNITY OF WORK PAC: $48,288Democratic Governors Association: $45,711NRCC: $45,366OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $42,517MCSALLY FOR CONGRESS: $42,066$2.8M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$637k
  • Democratic candidate committees$156k
  • Republican candidate committees$93k

AUTHORIZE.NET

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $160,537MISSOURI REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE-FEDERAL: $124,717Democratic Governors Association: $89,316DSCC: $83,317FRIENDS OF HILLARY: $61,790DIGNITY OF WORK PAC: $50,434VOLUNTEER PAC: $50,065REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA: $37,822HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $37,645RUDY GIULIANI PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE INC: $36,542TALENT FOR SENATE COMMITTEE: $29,677Republican Governors Association: $29,076$2.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$575k
  • Democratic candidate committees$150k
  • Republican candidate committees$66k

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raised from disclosed sources: $18,882,533 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$18.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$18.9M · 100.0%

REYNOLDS AMERICAN INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE; RAI PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $32,204,686 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $500 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$32.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$32.2M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$500 · 0.0%

INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS & BROKERS OF AMERICA, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (INSURPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $22,697,263 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $3,050 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$22.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$22.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$3,050 · 0.0%

INVESTMENT COMPANY INSTITUTE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ICI PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $54,712,128 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$54.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$54.7M · 100.0%

AT&T INC. EMPLOYEE FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AT&T EMPLOYEE FEDERAL PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $14,809,202 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$14.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$14.8M · 100.0%

THE GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $200,577,127 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,600 (0.0%)spent 90% of lifetime receipts$200.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$200.6M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,600 · 0.0%

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $29,443,652 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$29.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$29.4M · 100.0%

VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (VERIZON PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $28,419,274 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,963 (0.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$28.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$28.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,963 · 0.0%

ASSOCIATED BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ABC PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $19,101,507 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$19.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$19.1M · 100.0%

GLAXOSMITHKLINE LLC PAC (GSK PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $22,881,952 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,000 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$22.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$22.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,000 · 0.0%

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUSTS, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $32,688,583 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$32.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$32.7M · 100.0%

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $47,674,794 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$47.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$47.7M · 100.0%

FEDEX CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $10,967,790 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$11.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.0M · 100.0%

PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL INC. FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AKA - PRUDENTIAL FEDERAL PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $79,220,117 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,647 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$79.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$79.2M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,647 · 0.0%

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE, INC. PAC (UPSPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $21,733,966 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $35,310 (0.2%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$21.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$21.7M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$35k · 0.2%

AMERICAN HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $21,081,820 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $19,783 (0.1%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$21.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$21.1M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$20k · 0.1%

NATIONAL RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION PAC (RESTAURANT PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $5,332,113 (98.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $59,750 (1.1%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$5.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.3M · 98.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$60k · 1.1%

NATIONAL THOROUGHBRED RACING ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE/HORSE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $45,936,645 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $3,250 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$45.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$45.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$3,250 · 0.0%

DELOITTE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $34,437,796 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,000 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$34.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$34.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,000 · 0.0%

ALTRIA GROUP, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ALTRIAPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $41,973,393 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$42.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$42.0M · 100.0%

AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $15,891,719 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,500 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$15.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$15.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,500 · 0.0%

TRUCKING POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS INC.

raised from disclosed sources: $1,090,895 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.1M · 100.0%

GENESISCARE USA INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $4,204,195 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $330 (0.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$4.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.2M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$330 · 0.0%

MGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $21,089,156 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$21.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$21.1M · 100.0%

DUKE ENERGY CORPORATION EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (DUKEPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $11,080,013 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $25,613 (0.2%)spent 88% of lifetime receipts$11.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.1M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$26k · 0.2%

US ONCOLOGY INC. NETWORK POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $39,262,284 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $38,485 (0.1%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$39.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$39.3M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$38k · 0.1%

AUTOMOTIVE FREE INTERNATIONAL TRADE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $34,064,598 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $4,319 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$34.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$34.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$4,319 · 0.0%

ERNST & YOUNG POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $10,089,253 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$10.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.1M · 100.0%

CREDIT SUISSE SECURITIES (USA) LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $36,957,458 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$37.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$37.0M · 100.0%

PFIZER INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $3,325,563 (100.0%)spent 101% of lifetime receipts$3.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.3M · 100.0%

SECURITIES INDUSTRY AND FINANCIAL MARKETS ASSOCIATION FUND A

raised from disclosed sources: $93,329,437 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $30,750 (0.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$93.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$93.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$31k · 0.0%

NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $16,667,489 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $30,026 (0.2%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$16.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$16.7M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$30k · 0.2%

NATIONAL VENTURE CAPITAL ASSOCIATION VENTUREPAC

raised from disclosed sources: $35,340,360 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $600 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$35.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$35.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$600 · 0.0%

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY AEROSPACE EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (GE AEROSPACE PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $37,800 (100.0%)spent 101% of lifetime receipts$38kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$38k · 100.0%

WINE AND SPIRITS WHOLESALERS OF CT, INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $55,248,888 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$55.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$55.2M · 100.0%

AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $24,552,016 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,225 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$24.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$24.6M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,225 · 0.0%

KPMG PARTNERS/PRINCIPALS AND EMPLOYEES PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $24,741,057 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$24.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$24.7M · 100.0%

ABBOTT LABORATORIES EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $13,408,948 (100.0%)spent 91% of lifetime receipts$13.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$13.4M · 100.0%

MORGAN STANLEY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $26,648,400 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$26.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$26.6M · 100.0%

MICROSOFT CORPORATION STAKEHOLDERS VOLUNTARY PAC - MSVPAC

raised from disclosed sources: $57,006,544 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $22,975 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$57.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$57.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$23k · 0.0%

BUILD POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HOME BUILDERS (BUILDPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $5,103,081 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $10,000 (0.2%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$5.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.1M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$10k · 0.2%

MEDCO HEALTH SOLUTIONS, INC. AND EXPRESS SCRIPTS, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AKA MEDCO-EXPRESS SCRIPTS PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $104,987,272 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $667 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$105.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$105.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$667 · 0.0%

NEA FUND FOR CHILDREN AND PUBLIC EDUCATION

raised from disclosed sources: $28,512,696 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$28.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$28.5M · 100.0%

POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEONS--PAC OF AAOS

raised from disclosed sources: $25,953,411 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $30 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$26.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$26.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$30 · 0.0%

MORTGAGE BANKERS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MORPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,199,753 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$3.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.2M · 100.0%

SWISHER INTERNATIONAL INC PAC FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $14,411,755 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$14.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$14.4M · 100.0%

CITIGROUP INC. PAC - FEDERAL (CITI PAC - FEDERAL)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,735,315 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$3.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.7M · 100.0%

CONSTELLATION BRANDS INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $28,659,205 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,897 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$28.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$28.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,897 · 0.0%

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NABPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $4,187,014 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$4.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.2M · 100.0%

WELLS FARGO AND COMPANY EMPLOYEES GOOD GOVERNMENT FEDERAL FUND I

raised from disclosed sources: $3,991,992 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$4.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.0M · 100.0%

JACKSON HOLDINGS LLC AND JACKSON NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND (JACKSON N

raised from disclosed sources: $18,798,744 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $200 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$18.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$18.8M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$200 · 0.0%

AMGEN INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $28,461,602 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $365 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$28.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$28.5M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$365 · 0.0%

AMERICAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $4,164,271 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$4.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.2M · 100.0%

FMR LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE STATE FEDERAL (FIDELITY PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $9,711,485 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $4,000 (0.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$9.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$4,000 · 0.0%

THE REAL ESTATE ROUNDTABLE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (REALPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,115,762 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $830 (0.0%)spent 85% of lifetime receipts$2.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$830 · 0.0%

AMERICAN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION FEDERAL PAC (AKA AMBU-PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $23,357,850 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $243 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$23.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$23.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$243 · 0.0%

NATIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE / AMERICAN COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS

raised from disclosed sources: $36,739,341 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,100 (0.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$36.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$36.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,100 · 0.0%

PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE I

raised from disclosed sources: $4,942,797 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $500 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$4.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$500 · 0.0%

AMERICA'S HEALTH INSURANCE PLANS, INC. PAC (AHIP PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $17,834,977 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$17.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$17.8M · 100.0%

L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES, INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $4,398,885 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$4.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.4M · 100.0%

WASHINGTON DIVISION OF URS CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $38,862,621 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$38.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$38.9M · 100.0%

WALMART INC. PAC FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT

raised from disclosed sources: $4,460,897 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $10 (0.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$4.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.5M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$10 · 0.0%

FMC CORPORATION GOOD GOVERNMENT PROGRAM

raised from disclosed sources: $24,824,772 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$24.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$24.8M · 100.0%

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY ASSOCIATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $17,380,725 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,320 (0.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$17.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$17.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,320 · 0.0%

AMERICAN COUNCIL OF LIFE INSURERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $17,459,834 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$17.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$17.5M · 100.0%

JOHNSON & JOHNSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $5,644,177 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$5.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.6M · 100.0%

DENTONS US LLP PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $3,148,713 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$3.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.1M · 100.0%

FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (FANNIE MAE PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $6,782,648 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$6.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.8M · 100.0%

NAVIENT CORPORATION PAC (NAVIENT PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $14,333,626 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$14.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$14.3M · 100.0%

METLIFE INC. EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL PARTICIPATION FUND A

raised from disclosed sources: $31,173,757 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$31.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$31.2M · 100.0%

ELI LILLY AND COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $13,526,745 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$13.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$13.5M · 100.0%

ZENECA INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AZPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $33,746,002 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$33.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$33.7M · 100.0%

GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (GM PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $1,808,717 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,810 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.8M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,810 · 0.1%

SHAW PITTMAN POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $16,207,740 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $3,500 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$16.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$16.2M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$3,500 · 0.0%

AMERICAN PROPERTY CASUALTY INSURANCE ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (INSURING AMERICA PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $39,990,196 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$40.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$40.0M · 100.0%

UNION PACIFIC CORP. FUND FOR EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT

raised from disclosed sources: $3,472,535 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$3.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.5M · 100.0%

SECURITIES INDUSTRY AND FINANCIAL MARKETS ASSOCIATION FUND B, THE

raised from disclosed sources: $27,344,969 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$27.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$27.3M · 100.0%

VALERO ENERGY CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $5,820,790 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$5.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.8M · 100.0%

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $44,905,250 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$44.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$44.9M · 100.0%

COMCAST CORPORATION & NBCUNIVERSAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE - FEDERAL

raised from disclosed sources: $41,126,330 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $30,500 (0.1%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$41.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$41.1M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$30k · 0.1%

KOCH, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (KOCHPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $33,035,433 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$33.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$33.0M · 100.0%

AFLAC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AFLAC PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,827,672 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$3.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.8M · 100.0%

QUALCOMM INCORPORATED POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (QPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,552,779 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,900 (0.1%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$3.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.6M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,900 · 0.1%

KING & SPALDING NONPARTISAN COMMITTEE FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT

raised from disclosed sources: $25,297,545 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$25.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$25.3M · 100.0%

UBS AMERICAS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (UBS PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $21,155,477 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$21.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$21.2M · 100.0%

MERCK & CO., INC., EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MERCK PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $10,680,346 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$10.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.7M · 100.0%

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $54,207,101 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$54.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$54.2M · 100.0%

CARPENTERS LEGISLATIVE IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS

raised from disclosed sources: $22,812,810 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$22.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$22.8M · 100.0%

EXELON CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $16,621,364 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$16.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$16.6M · 100.0%

JPMORGAN CHASE & CO. FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $12,477,634 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,020 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$12.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$12.5M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,020 · 0.0%

AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELD LLP CIVIC ACTION COMMITTEE (AKA AKIN GUMP PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $30,148,685 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$30.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$30.1M · 100.0%

AIRCRAFT OWNERS AND PILOTS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $17,213,503 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$17.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$17.2M · 100.0%

DOMINION ENERGY, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE - DOMINION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $7,323,264 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$7.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.3M · 100.0%

UST LLC EXECUTIVES ADMINISTRATORS AND MANAGERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $33,443,880 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $4,936 (0.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$33.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$33.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$4,936 · 0.0%

BNSF RAILWAY COMPANY RAILPAC (BNSF RAILPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $13,727,828 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,300 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$13.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$13.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,300 · 0.0%

BLUEPAC - BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD ASSOCIATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $1,832,134 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,000 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.8M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,000 · 0.1%

COVENTRY HEALTH CARE INC - FIRST HEALTH GROUP PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $6,744,858 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$6.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.7M · 100.0%

JACOBS SOLUTIONS, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (JACOBS PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,512,010 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$3.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.5M · 100.0%

NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $54,347,327 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $330 (0.0%)spent 84% of lifetime receipts$54.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$54.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$330 · 0.0%

AMERICAN RESORT DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION RESORT OWNERS COALITION PAC (ARDA-ROC PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $1,352,134 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.4M · 100.0%

FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE AKA FREDDIE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $66,136,948 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,711 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$66.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$66.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,711 · 0.0%

AMERICA'S CREDIT UNIONS PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $49,556,195 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$49.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$49.6M · 100.0%

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL ADVISORS POLITICAL ACTION COMM

raised from disclosed sources: $4,001,100 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$4.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.0M · 100.0%

MERRILL LYNCH & CO, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $13,880,734 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$13.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$13.9M · 100.0%

HSBC TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICES USA INC. FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL PAC (HSBC COMBINED PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $6,744,648 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$6.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.7M · 100.0%

THE AMERICAN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AOTPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $4,544,712 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$4.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.5M · 100.0%

FOX CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE II (FOX PAC II)

raised from disclosed sources: $8,279,350 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,425 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$8.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,425 · 0.0%

NOVARTIS CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $4,572,005 (100.0%)spent 89% of lifetime receipts$4.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.6M · 100.0%

MUTUAL OF OMAHA COMPANIES PAC (IMPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $9,012,924 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$9.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.0M · 100.0%

GENENTECH INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (GENENPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $4,035,924 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$4.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.0M · 100.0%

MCI LLC EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $23,394,830 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$23.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$23.4M · 100.0%

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSE ANESTHETISTS SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND (CRNA-PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,605,617 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $210 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$2.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.6M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$210 · 0.0%

DIAGEO NORTH AMERICA, INC. EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL PARTICIPATION COMMITTEE (DIAGEO PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $347,370 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$347kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$347k · 100.0%

INDOOR TANNING ASSOCIATION, INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $10,417,337 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$10.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.4M · 100.0%

DAVITA INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (DAPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $9,755,417 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $166 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$9.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.8M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$166 · 0.0%

THE TRAVELERS COMPANIES, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (T-PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $8,398,762 (100.0%)spent 101% of lifetime receipts$8.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.4M · 100.0%

BELLSOUTH CORPORATION EMPLOYEES' FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $4,604,295 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $11,180 (0.2%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$4.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.6M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$11k · 0.2%

SOCIETY OF THORACIC SURGEONS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $4,596,206 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$4.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.6M · 100.0%

SUNOCO INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SUN PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $13,599,129 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$13.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$13.6M · 100.0%

CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORP. ASSOC. POLITICAL FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $8,626,169 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$8.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.6M · 100.0%

COLLEGE OF AMERICAN PATHOLOGISTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $4,451,411 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$4.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.5M · 100.0%

MASTERCARD INTERNATIONAL INC. EMPLOYEE PAC (MASTERCARD PAC) OR (MASTERCARD EMPLOYEE PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $10,324,151 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,000 (0.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$10.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,000 · 0.0%

AMERICAN FINANCIAL SERVICES ASSOCIATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $5,068,909 (99.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $21,450 (0.4%)spent 71% of lifetime receipts$5.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.1M · 99.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$21k · 0.4%

SMALL BUSINESS INVESTOR ALLIANCE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $59,649,642 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,250 (0.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$59.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$59.6M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,250 · 0.0%

AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION PAC (BANKPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $19,126,478 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $6,230 (0.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$19.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$19.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$6,230 · 0.0%

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CONVENIENCE STORES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $5,235,011 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,279 (0.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$5.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.2M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,279 · 0.0%

NATIONAL ROOFING CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION ROOF PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $21,073,633 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $13,000 (0.1%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$21.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$21.1M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$13k · 0.1%

CME GROUP INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $9,371,628 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$9.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.4M · 100.0%

CHRYSLER SERVICE CONTRACTS INC. POLITICAL SUPPORT CMTE

raised from disclosed sources: $7,884,796 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $18,009 (0.2%)spent 86% of lifetime receipts$7.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.9M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$18k · 0.2%

CALIFORNIA DAIRIES, INC. FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $38,703,332 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$38.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$38.7M · 100.0%

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $6,446,105 (100.0%)spent 84% of lifetime receipts$6.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.4M · 100.0%

MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $7,959,056 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,501 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$8.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,501 · 0.0%

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION PAC (FKA MBNA CORPORATION FEDERAL POLITICAL COMMITTEE)

raised from disclosed sources: $13,207,162 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$13.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$13.2M · 100.0%

WASTE MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEES BETTER GOVERNMENT FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $16,602,726 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$16.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$16.6M · 100.0%

REPUBLICAN ISSUES CAMPAIGN

raised from disclosed sources: $263,671,012 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $20,420 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$263.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$263.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$20k · 0.0%

NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA POLITICAL VICTORY FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $23,302,490 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$23.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$23.3M · 100.0%

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY INC POLITICAL COMMITTEE (OPHTHPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $8,223,827 (100.0%)spent 88% of lifetime receipts$8.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.2M · 100.0%

PACIFIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $7,017,341 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $864 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$7.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$864 · 0.0%

BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $19,063,332 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,500 (0.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$19.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$19.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,500 · 0.0%

AMERICAN PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION PHYSICAL THERAPY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PT-PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,637,215 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$2.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.6M · 100.0%

AT&T MOBILITY LLC EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,076,076 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$3.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.1M · 100.0%

EBAY INC-COMMITTEE FOR RESPONSIBLE INTERNET COMMERCE, (EBAY PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,665,564 (99.1%)dark money raised (trail floor): $25,000 (0.9%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$2.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.7M · 99.1%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$25k · 0.9%

ARENTFOX SCHIFF CIVIC PARTICIPATION FUND (AFSPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $784,895 (100.0%)spent 91% of lifetime receipts$785kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$785k · 100.0%

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PLUMBING-HEATING-COOLING CONTRACTORS PAC AKA PHCC-PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $11,903,390 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$11.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.9M · 100.0%

DLA PIPER LLP (US) POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (DLA PIPER PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $50,890,378 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,575 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$50.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$50.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,575 · 0.0%

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANESTHESIOLOGISTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ASA PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $48,963,944 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,470 (0.0%)spent 85% of lifetime receipts$49.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$49.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,470 · 0.0%

EMPLOYEES OF NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $23,140,312 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $15,000 (0.1%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$23.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$23.1M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$15k · 0.1%

FORD MOTOR COMPANY CIVIC ACTION FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $20,739,704 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $300 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$20.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$20.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$300 · 0.0%

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION STATE AND FEDERAL PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $4,895,364 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$4.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.9M · 100.0%

BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (BSC PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $463,511 (100.0%)spent 102% of lifetime receipts$464kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$464k · 100.0%

PMI MORTGAGE INSURANCE COMPANY FEDERAL PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $10,976,768 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $500 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$11.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$500 · 0.0%

FLUOR CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (FLUOR PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $5,169,007 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,078 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$5.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.2M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,078 · 0.0%

NAFCU PAC OF CREDIT UNION NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, INC.

raised from disclosed sources: $19,597,218 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$19.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$19.6M · 100.0%

MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $5,474,646 (100.0%)spent 101% of lifetime receipts$5.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.5M · 100.0%

AMERICA'S COMMUNITY BANKERS COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $4,490,857 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$4.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.5M · 100.0%

UNITED STATES TELECOM ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (TELECOMPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $8,603,188 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,115 (0.1%)spent 102% of lifetime receipts$8.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.6M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,115 · 0.1%

AMERICAN CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $614,582 (100.0%)spent 101% of lifetime receipts$615kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$615k · 100.0%

RINKER MATERIALS CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $20,700,228 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $500 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$20.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$20.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$500 · 0.0%

CSX CORPORATION GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $5,100,809 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$5.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.1M · 100.0%

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHAIN DRUG STORES, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $16,097,712 (99.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $71,827 (0.4%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$16.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$16.1M · 99.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$72k · 0.4%

AMERICAN HOTEL AND LODGING ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE ('HOTELPAC')

raised from disclosed sources: $2,842,005 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$2.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.8M · 100.0%

L BRANDS, INC./LIMITED BRANDS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (LIMITED BRANDS PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $9,593,665 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$9.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.6M · 100.0%

IHEARTMEDIA, INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $29,913,384 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $4,250 (0.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$29.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$29.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$4,250 · 0.0%

NATIONAL MULTIFAMILY HOUSING COUNCIL AND REAL ESTATE TECHNOLOGY AND TRANSFORMATION CENTER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NMHC PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $18,705,354 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $136 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$18.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$18.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$136 · 0.0%

NORFOLK SOUTHERN CORPORATION GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $1,200,961 (97.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $30,000 (2.4%)spent 89% of lifetime receipts$1.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.2M · 97.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$30k · 2.4%

AMERICAN GAMING ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $4,829,806 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $16,200 (0.3%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$4.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.8M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$16k · 0.3%

LEADERSHIP PAC 2006

raised from disclosed sources: $10,640,297 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $32,500 (0.3%)spent 90% of lifetime receipts$10.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.6M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$32k · 0.3%

AMERICAN SENIORS HOUSING ASSOCIATION (SENIORS HOUSING PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $702,226 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$702kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$702k · 100.0%

PROVIDIAN BANCORP SERVICES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,860,057 (100.0%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$3.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.9M · 100.0%

SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CO. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SWAPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $5,181,270 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$5.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.2M · 100.0%

UNITEHERE T I P - 'TO INSURE PROGRESS'

raised from disclosed sources: $3,595,250 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$3.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.6M · 100.0%

EL PASO CORPORATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $7,133,814 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,000 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$7.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,000 · 0.0%

SECURITIES INDUSTRY AND FINANCIAL MARKETS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $5,763,693 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$5.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.8M · 100.0%

BELLSOUTH TELECOMMUNICATIONS INC EMPLOYEES FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $41,836 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$42kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$42k · 100.0%

UNITED RENTALS INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (URPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $5,668,161 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$5.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.7M · 100.0%

XCEL ENERGY EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (XPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $36,972,850 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$37.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$37.0M · 100.0%

AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,780 (100.0%)spent 83% of lifetime receipts$2kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1,780 · 100.0%

STAFF TOGETHER ASSISTING FUTURE FRESHMAN PAC (STAFFPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $15,150,323 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,200 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$15.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$15.2M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,200 · 0.0%

ANHEUSER-BUSCH COMPANIES LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,798,206 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$3.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.8M · 100.0%

ASHLAND LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FOR EMPLOYEES (PACE)

raised from disclosed sources: $57,243,165 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$57.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$57.2M · 100.0%

NATIONAL BEER WHOLESALERS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $10,515,262 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$10.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.5M · 100.0%

SOUTHERN COMPANY EMPLOYEES PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $24,069,253 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $9,164 (0.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$24.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$24.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$9,164 · 0.0%

WINE AND SPIRITS WHOLESALERS OF AMERICA, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $2,295,642 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$2.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.3M · 100.0%

AOL TIME WARNER INC CMTE TO CONNECT & INFORM (F/K/A TIME WARNER INC POLITICAL ACTION CMTE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,380,039 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $3,300 (0.2%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.4M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$3,300 · 0.2%

USINPAC

raised from disclosed sources: $85,895 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$86kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$86k · 100.0%

POWER MOBILITY COALITION INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $11,667,104 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$11.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.7M · 100.0%

NATIONAL COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION - PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $10,297,547 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $30,000 (0.3%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$10.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.3M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$30k · 0.3%

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF SHOPPING CENTERS INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ICSC PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $89,406,454 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $4,213 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$89.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$89.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$4,213 · 0.0%

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS OF U.S.A. POLITICAL FUND (LETTER CARRIER POLITICAL FUND)

raised from disclosed sources: $9,536,411 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$9.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.5M · 100.0%

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION FEDERAL PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $2,142,125 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$2.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.1M · 100.0%

SIEBEL SYSTEMS INC EGOVERNMENT PAC SIEBEL PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $524,138 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$524kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$524k · 100.0%

LAFARGE NORTH AMERICA INC PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $696,104 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$696kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$696k · 100.0%

VERISIGN INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $1,724,138 (98.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $20,500 (1.2%)spent 227% of lifetime receipts$1.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.7M · 98.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$20k · 1.2%

FRIENDS OF PHIL GRAMM PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $14,352,044 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$14.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$14.4M · 100.0%

PRO-LIFE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,555,119 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$3.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.6M · 100.0%

SIEMENS CORPORATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $1,398,225 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$1.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.4M · 100.0%

EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $32,699,708 (97.4%)dark money raised (trail floor): $881,808 (2.6%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$33.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$32.7M · 97.4%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$882k · 2.6%

AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL ACTION

raised from disclosed sources: $2,711,466 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$2.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.7M · 100.0%

WELLS FARGO AND COMPANY EMPLOYEES GOOD GOVERNMENT FEDERAL FUND II

raised from disclosed sources: $49,004,591 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$49.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$49.0M · 100.0%

LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

MCPARTLON, JAMES

DIFRANCESCO, WADIE

STEINBERG, GREGG

THURGOOD, ALLEN

CORSON, JOHN

ELY, DAVID

MORGAN, BILL

MORGAN, CATHY

SHIPLEY, DALE

STEINBERG, STACY

BLOOM, STUART

BOLAND, JIM

BINDER, NEIL

COOPER, WAYNE

MATTSON, PAULETTE

UREMOVICH, MICHAEL

PINTO, RICHARD

ALARAKHIA, NASIR

ALF, CHRIS

ALF, LORI

DIFRANCESCO, JOHN

GILL, SAM

MATTSON, HENRY

RETTNER, RON

RYCKEBOSCH, STEVE

SCHWERIN, FRANK

SHIPLEY, ANNE

WALTER, JEFF

MCNEAL, JIM

BICZ, DAN

BINDER, NINA

BLACKER, GERRY

CARSON, RUSS

COOPER, LISA

ELIAS, DAVID

HEARST, DAVID

MCMAHON, GEOFF

MIHALKE, MIKE

OF CAHUILLA INDIANS, AGUA CALIENTE BAND

OF MISSION INDIANS, MORONGO BAND

PIERPONT, ROSS

PINTO, CAROL

PINTO, PATRICK

SEXTON, KELLY

THOMPSON, DAVE

TOLL, BRUCE

TRIBAL NATION, MASHANTUCKET

WENGER, ED

PINTO, PETER

AVENELL, DEE

ELY, DAWN

MATTOON, JANE

OSTROFF, RICK

PINTO, DIANE

OROURKE, JOHN

BICZ, MARGARET

BROPHY, DON

BURGESS, DANA

BURGESS, JOHN

ELIAS, BARBARA

FAGAN, CANDACE

FAGAN, THOMAS

FLAUM, LOREN

GILL, GOVIND

GOULD, JULIE

JAFFEE, SCOTT

KATZ, JACQUELINE

MATSON, HENRY

MATTOON, DAN

NEMETH, DENISE

OF INDIANS, BARONA BAND

PIERPONT, GRACE

PODELL, GARY

STEWART, CYNTHIA

TOLL, ROBBI

TORRE, JODY

TORRE, SAL

UREMOVICH, KATRINA

WENGER, BERNICE

BAPTISTA, SAM

BIESCHKE, WULF

INDIAN COMMUNITY, GILA RIVER

PAULSON, HENRY

HARTLEY, GREGG

LISSNER, MATT

RAFTICAN, TOM

SCHRUMM, ERIC

MIDDLEBROOK, GEORGIANNA

MILLS, ROBERT

OF INDIANS, SENECA NATION

HART, LARRY

FRANASIAK, DAVE

MOTT, ROGER

ROBERTSON, DEBORAH

ALARAKHIA, MILAN

ALBERTINE, JOHN

AVENELL, PAUL

BLACKER, ERIN

BOLAND, LEANNE

BOLAND, MICHAEL

CASE, ROBERT

CHEROKEE INDIANS, EASTERN BAND OF

CLARE, PETER

COLUCCI, ANTHONY

CONGEL, ROBERT

CUTLER, JOAN

CUTLER, THEODORE

DIFRANCISCO, JOHN

FLAUM, ASHER

FORST, ED

GIBOSN, JOHN

GIBSON, JOHN

GOMEZ, OSCAR

HARTER, PETER

HARVEY, MICHAEL J.

HIFFA, FRED

HILL, DAVID

HOHLT, DEBBIE

HOHLT, RICK

HOLMES, RICK

HOOK, MICHAEL

INDIANS OF WISC., ONEIDA TRIBE OF

JACOBS, JEREMY

KATRICHIS, HARRY

KATZ, CARY

LEE, BENNY

LEE, EDITH

LOWERY, BILL

MAINERO, DENISE

MASIELLO, MARK

MATUCH, ANDREW

MATUCH, DEBORAH

MONTAG, THOMAS

MORGAN III, WILLIAM

MORGAN, SR, GEORGE W.

NAPIER, JANE

NEAL, PATRICK

NEMETH, EDWARD

NORDBERG, EDWARD

OLEARY, KEVIN

OROURKE, CAROLYN

PEACOCK, DAVE

PERIK, ANN

POTEAT, HARRY

POWERS, MIKE

PYRON, KEITH

RETTNER, RONALD

RYCHOBASCH, LYNN

SAGINAW INDIAN TRIBE,

SCHWERIN, NANCY

SHAH, MEMTA

STEINBERG, STACEY

STENCLIK, RICHARD

STEWART, CAL

TAYLOR, GARY

TRIBAL ADMIN, SAN MANUEL

TRIBAL GOVT, VIEJAS

VIOLA, JOHN

WARE, DENNERT

HINTON, JAMES

PETRIZZO, THOMAS

STANTON, JOE

TOWNSEND, MICHAEL

CORSON, ELIZABETH

DOLAN, PETER

GORDON, KIETH

OF CHOCTAW INDIANS, MISSISSIPPI BA

RYAN, ART

TRIBAL COUNCIL, ST. REGIS MOHAWK

KRATOVIL, EDWARD

STANTON, MICHAEL

DELANGE, DARLENE

ANDRES, GARY

BOLGER, GLEN

CLARK, MARK

GRANRATH, TORRY

HIRSCHMANN, SUSAN

KRUSE, TOM

LIFSON, ART

SZLAVIK, JOE

WESA, LISA

JANKE, MARILYN

KIES, KEN

ANDERSON, REBECCA

BLOOM, MARSHA

BOCKORNY, JILL

CAMILLERI, LOU

GRABER, GLEN

HIFFA, FREDERICK

KATZ, RYAN

MATTOON, DANIEL J

MAYBEE, KAREN

METZNER, DAVID

PERDUE, FRANKLIN

RAFTICAN, MARY

RETTNER, KAREN

SMEALLIE, SHAWN

STRATHER, HERBERT

TAYLOR, KAREN

WALTER, WILLIAM

Goal Financial LLC

STANTON AND ASSOCIATES

WILEY, REIN & FIELDING LLP

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A company (LLC) $5,000 1
An organization no register knows $4,500 2
of which: 20 Feb 2004 $2,500 1
of which: 19 Sep 2005 $2,000 1
A company (LLC) $2,000 2
of which: 8 Jan 2004 $1,000 1
of which: 19 Mar 2004 $1,000 1
Reports no donors $500 1

Which industries or interests donate the most: Lifetime

$3.0M listed one by one from individuals.

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IndustryShareAmount
Law Firms & Legal Services2.1%$65k
Investment & Securities2.1%$65k
Health Services & Retail Pharmacy1.9%$57k
Real Estate1.1%$34k
Lobbying & Government Affairs1.0%$31k
Construction & Homebuilding0.4%$13k
Insurance0.4%$12k
Non-bank Lending & Credit0.3%$8,000
Accounting & Consulting0.2%$6,500
Telecommunications0.2%$6,000
Pharmaceuticals0.2%$5,000
Consumer Goods0.1%$3,500
Wholesale & Distribution0.1%$2,200
Transportation & Logistics0.0%$1,500
Utilities0.0%$1,328
Banking0.0%$1,000
Agribusiness & Food0.0%$700
Software & Cloud0.0%$500
Media & Entertainment0.0%$300
Government and public institutions0.1%$2,000
Advocacy, policy and political groups0.1%$2,000
Charities and other nonprofits0.0%$300
Nominated, awaiting review4.3%$132k
Retired5.9%$178k
Self-employed2.8%$85k
Homemaker15.7%$478k
Not employed, or no employer given9.4%$286k
Not yet coded51.6%$1.6M
8 organizations
OrganizationShareAmount
Goldman Sachs0.7%$21k
Blank Rome0.5%$14k
Prudential Financial0.4%$11k
Williams & Jensen0.3%$9,500
Verizon0.2%$6,000
CARLYLE GROUP0.2%$5,000
TPG0.2%$5,000
Intellectual Ventures0.2%$5,000