Off the wire
raised from disclosed sources (everything the trail does not end dark): $5,787,773 (99.6%)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, 2010, 2012): $20,565 (0.4%)spent 100% of everything raised, lifetime (the hatched arc)$5.8Mraised, lifetime

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE C00365841

Established
by the 2002 cycle
Industries / issues
not yet on file here
Average donation
$4,798
Recipients
83
Authorized for
MCCOTTER, THADDEUS G (H-MI)

Money Spent:
lifetime

PACs, parties and outside groups: $645,780,614 (100.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $78,577 (0.0%)spent $646.3M ($550k by the campaigns, net of $1,119 refunded or moved to their own committees, $645.8M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $646.3M that came in over 2012-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$645.9M
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$645.8M · 100.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$79k · 0.0%

MCCOTTER, THADDEUS G

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 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 Michigan (the state, not the district): $6,786,426 (18.4%)the candidate's own money: $30,000 (0.1%)individuals outside Michigan: $2,384,810 (6.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $25,423,336 (68.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,352,718 (6.4%)spent $36.4M ($19.4M by the campaigns, net of $146k refunded or moved to their own committees, $17.0M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $37.8M that came in over 2004-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$37.0M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$6.8M · 18.4%
  • the candidate's own money$30k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Michigan$2.4M · 6.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$25.4M · 68.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 6.4%

WALBERG, TIMOTHY L REP

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 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 Texas (the state, not the district): $5,353,873 (40.8%)the candidate's own money: $1,000 (0.0%)individuals outside Texas: $646,581 (4.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,649,070 (50.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $481,557 (3.7%)spent $13.2M ($11.2M by the campaigns, net of $577k refunded or moved to their own committees, $2.0M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $13.8M that came in over 2000-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.1M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$5.4M · 40.8%
  • the candidate's own money$1,000 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Texas$647k · 4.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.6M · 50.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$482k · 3.7%

CULBERSON, JOHN

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $19,087,645 (48.7%)the candidate's own money: $15,000 (0.0%)individuals outside Illinois: $8,582,725 (21.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,922,822 (22.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,546,645 (6.5%)spent $39.6M ($39.6M by the campaigns, net of $973k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $40.8M that came in over 2000-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$39.2M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$19.1M · 48.7%
  • the candidate's own money$15k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Illinois$8.6M · 21.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.9M · 22.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.5M · 6.5%

KIRK, MARK STEVEN

voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district): $2,740,445 (12.3%)the candidate's own money: $6,850 (0.0%)individuals outside Kentucky: $3,038,917 (13.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,858,721 (71.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $567,976 (2.6%)spent $21.4M ($21.3M by the campaigns, net of $204k refunded or moved to their own committees, $90k by outside groups for them): 92% of the $23.2M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$22.2M
  • voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district)$2.7M · 12.3%
  • the candidate's own money$6,850 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$3.0M · 13.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15.9M · 71.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$568k · 2.6%

GUTHRIE, S. BRETT BRETT HON.

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 Alaska (the state, not the district): $2,798,267 (12.7%)individuals outside Alaska: $5,877,755 (26.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,761,885 (44.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,661,854 (16.6%)spent $23.7M ($23.6M by the campaigns, net of $757k refunded or moved to their own committees, $100k by outside groups for them): 98% of the $24.1M that came in over 1980-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$22.1M
  • voters in Alaska (the state, not the district)$2.8M · 12.7%
  • individuals outside Alaska$5.9M · 26.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.8M · 44.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.7M · 16.6%

YOUNG, DONALD E

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $4,468,992 (31.1%)the candidate's own money: $40,000 (0.3%)individuals outside Florida: $2,544,246 (17.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,456,680 (31.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,879,603 (20.0%)spent $14.7M ($14.7M by the campaigns, net of $420k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $15.2M that came in over 1990-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.4M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$4.5M · 31.1%
  • the candidate's own money$40k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Florida$2.5M · 17.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.5M · 31.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.9M · 20.0%

ROS-LEHTINEN, ILEANA THE HON.

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 Alabama (the state, not the district): $584,599 (22.9%)the candidate's own money: $31,932 (1.2%)individuals outside Alabama: $58,050 (2.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $440,403 (17.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,441,760 (56.4%)spent $2.6M ($2.6M by the campaigns, net of $44k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 92% of the $2.8M that came in over 1994-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.6M
  • voters in Alabama (the state, not the district)$585k · 22.9%
  • the candidate's own money$32k · 1.2%
  • individuals outside Alabama$58k · 2.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$440k · 17.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 56.4%

PARKER, WAYNE JR.

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $4,904,703 (23.1%)the candidate's own money: $198,170 (0.9%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $1,528,773 (7.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,510,372 (21.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $10,098,024 (47.5%)spent $22.0M ($22.0M by the campaigns, net of $434k refunded or moved to their own committees, $802 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $22.1M that came in over 2002-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.2M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$4.9M · 23.1%
  • the candidate's own money$198k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$1.5M · 7.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.5M · 21.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$10.1M · 47.5%

BARLETTA, LOU

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $3,095,362 (31.7%)the candidate's own money: $403,050 (4.1%)individuals outside Illinois: $562,664 (5.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,674,900 (47.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,041,708 (10.7%)spent $9.8M ($9.8M by the campaigns, net of $26k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $9.8M that came in over 1998-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.8M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$3.1M · 31.7%
  • the candidate's own money$403k · 4.1%
  • individuals outside Illinois$563k · 5.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.7M · 47.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 10.7%

BIGGERT, JUDY

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 New Jersey (the state, not the district): $551,400 (40.4%)the candidate's own money: $139,431 (10.2%)individuals outside New Jersey: $329,021 (24.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $197,198 (14.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $149,175 (10.9%)spent $1.4M ($1.4M by the campaigns, net of $7,319 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.4M that came in over 2008-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.4M
  • voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district)$551k · 40.4%
  • the candidate's own money$139k · 10.2%
  • individuals outside New Jersey$329k · 24.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$197k · 14.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$149k · 10.9%

MYERS, CHRISTOPHER

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 Hawaii (the state, not the district): $2,117,098 (46.4%)the candidate's own money: $5,000 (0.1%)individuals outside Hawaii: $511,974 (11.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $932,860 (20.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $999,378 (21.9%)spent $4.6M ($4.6M by the campaigns, net of $16k refunded or moved to their own committees, $124 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $4.6M that came in over 2008-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.6M
  • voters in Hawaii (the state, not the district)$2.1M · 46.4%
  • the candidate's own money$5,000 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Hawaii$512k · 11.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$933k · 20.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$999k · 21.9%

DJOU, CHARLES K

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $3,390,919 (39.1%)the candidate's own money: $50,000 (0.6%)individuals outside Illinois: $542,059 (6.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,085,694 (47.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $611,959 (7.0%)spent $11.0M ($11.0M by the campaigns, net of $271k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $11.3M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.7M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$3.4M · 39.1%
  • the candidate's own money$50k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside Illinois$542k · 6.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.1M · 47.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$612k · 7.0%

SCHOCK, AARON JON MR.

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 Florida (the state, not the district): $1,920,309 (32.7%)individuals outside Florida: $610,570 (10.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,385,249 (40.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $961,231 (16.4%)spent $6.7M ($6.7M by the campaigns, net of $318k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 102% of the $6.6M that came in over 1992-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.9M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$1.9M · 32.7%
  • individuals outside Florida$611k · 10.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.4M · 40.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$961k · 16.4%

DIAZ-BALART, LINCOLN

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 California (the state, not the district): $4,788,513 (22.1%)the candidate's own money: $50,470 (0.2%)individuals outside California: $1,159,679 (5.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $13,991,112 (64.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,633,691 (7.6%)spent $22.0M ($9.9M by the campaigns, net of $110k refunded or moved to their own committees, $12.1M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $22.1M that came in over 1988-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.6M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$4.8M · 22.1%
  • the candidate's own money$50k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside California$1.2M · 5.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$14.0M · 64.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.6M · 7.6%

ROHRABACHER, DANA

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 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 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 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 South Carolina (the state, not the district): $4,087,478 (22.7%)the candidate's own money: $476,058 (2.6%)individuals outside South Carolina: $2,846,673 (15.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,172,973 (34.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,387,257 (24.4%)spent $18.2M ($18.2M by the campaigns, net of $152k refunded or moved to their own committees, $5,386 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $18.5M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.0M
  • voters in South Carolina (the state, not the district)$4.1M · 22.7%
  • the candidate's own money$476k · 2.6%
  • individuals outside South Carolina$2.8M · 15.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.2M · 34.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.4M · 24.4%

WILSON, JOE THE HON.

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 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 New Hampshire (the state, not the district): $280,715 (36.0%)the candidate's own money: $279,374 (35.8%)individuals outside New Hampshire: $67,360 (8.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $80,357 (10.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $72,847 (9.3%)spent $754k ($754k by the campaigns, net of $13k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $786k that came in over 2008-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$781k
  • voters in New Hampshire (the state, not the district)$281k · 36.0%
  • the candidate's own money$279k · 35.8%
  • individuals outside New Hampshire$67k · 8.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$80k · 10.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$73k · 9.3%

HORN, JENNIFER

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $1,969,112 (36.2%)the candidate's own money: $94,675 (1.7%)individuals outside Florida: $722,908 (13.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,410,055 (44.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $240,767 (4.4%)spent $5.6M ($5.6M by the campaigns, net of $240k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $5.8M that came in over 2008-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.4M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 36.2%
  • the candidate's own money$95k · 1.7%
  • individuals outside Florida$723k · 13.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.4M · 44.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$241k · 4.4%

ROONEY, TOM MR.

voters in Alabama (the state, not the district): $812,539 (27.6%)the candidate's own money: $949,400 (32.3%)individuals outside Alabama: $22,025 (0.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,156,869 (39.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $200 (0.0%)spent $3.1M ($2.5M by the campaigns, net of $1,250 refunded or moved to their own committees, $594k by outside groups for them): 100% of the $3.1M that came in over 2008-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.9M
  • voters in Alabama (the state, not the district)$813k · 27.6%
  • the candidate's own money$949k · 32.3%
  • individuals outside Alabama$22k · 0.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.2M · 39.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$200 · 0.0%

LOVE, JAY K

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): $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 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 California (the state, not the district): $1,751,127 (21.2%)individuals outside California: $1,201,436 (14.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,588,859 (43.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,703,388 (20.7%)spent $8.3M ($8.3M by the campaigns, net of $107k refunded or moved to their own committees, $7,105 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $8.4M that came in over 2008-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.2M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 21.2%
  • individuals outside California$1.2M · 14.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.6M · 43.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 20.7%

HUNTER, DUNCAN D

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 Virginia (the state, not the district): $1,914,910 (33.5%)individuals outside Virginia: $281,827 (4.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,009,633 (35.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,505,113 (26.4%)spent $5.7M ($5.7M by the campaigns, net of $98k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $5.8M that came in over 1996-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.7M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$1.9M · 33.5%
  • individuals outside Virginia$282k · 4.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.0M · 35.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.5M · 26.4%

GOODE, VIRGIL H. JR.

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 Louisiana (the state, not the district): $713,402 (30.6%)the candidate's own money: $68,219 (2.9%)individuals outside Louisiana: $448,301 (19.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $442,530 (19.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $655,532 (28.2%)spent $2.4M ($2.4M by the campaigns, net of $8,950 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $2.4M that came in over 2008-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.3M
  • voters in Louisiana (the state, not the district)$713k · 30.6%
  • the candidate's own money$68k · 2.9%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$448k · 19.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$443k · 19.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$656k · 28.2%

CAO, ANH 'JOSEPH'

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 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 Florida (the state, not the district): $1,449,018 (26.3%)the candidate's own money: $75,316 (1.4%)individuals outside Florida: $281,434 (5.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,898,141 (34.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,814,768 (32.9%)spent $5.6M ($5.6M by the campaigns, net of $101k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $5.7M that came in over 1994-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.5M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$1.4M · 26.3%
  • the candidate's own money$75k · 1.4%
  • individuals outside Florida$281k · 5.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.9M · 34.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.8M · 32.9%

WELDON, DAVID J DR. JR.

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 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 Maine (the state, not the district): $610,220 (48.3%)the candidate's own money: $110,079 (8.7%)individuals outside Maine: $174,412 (13.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $163,351 (12.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $205,843 (16.3%)spent $1.3M ($1.3M by the campaigns, net of $1,700 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.3M that came in over 1994-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.3M
  • voters in Maine (the state, not the district)$610k · 48.3%
  • the candidate's own money$110k · 8.7%
  • individuals outside Maine$174k · 13.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$163k · 12.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$206k · 16.3%

SUMMERS, CHARLES E JR

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 South Carolina (the state, not the district): $1,732,050 (13.2%)individuals outside South Carolina: $276,039 (2.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,898,903 (83.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $194,123 (1.5%)spent $12.9M ($3.3M by the campaigns, net of $375k refunded or moved to their own committees, $9.6M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $13.3M that came in over 1998-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.1M
  • voters in South Carolina (the state, not the district)$1.7M · 13.2%
  • individuals outside South Carolina$276k · 2.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.9M · 83.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$194k · 1.5%

BROWN, HENRY E. JR.

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 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 Kentucky (the state, not the district): $1,759,661 (14.6%)the candidate's own money: $15,000 (0.1%)individuals outside Kentucky: $1,213,089 (10.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,644,214 (63.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,411,055 (11.7%)spent $10.6M ($10.6M by the campaigns, net of $57k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 84% of the $12.6M that came in over 1994-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.0M
  • voters in Kentucky (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 14.6%
  • the candidate's own money$15k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$1.2M · 10.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.6M · 63.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 11.7%

WHITFIELD, WAYNE EDWARD

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): $2,125,989 (16.9%)the candidate's own money: $28,200 (0.2%)individuals outside Alabama: $1,690,498 (13.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,442,039 (59.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,294,279 (10.3%)spent $13.0M ($13.0M by the campaigns, net of $63k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $13.1M that came in over 1992-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.4M
  • voters in Alabama (the state, not the district)$2.1M · 16.9%
  • the candidate's own money$28k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Alabama$1.7M · 13.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.4M · 59.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 10.3%

BACHUS, SPENCER REP.

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 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 Wyoming (the state, not the district): $1,479,881 (11.6%)the candidate's own money: $1,463,493 (11.5%)individuals outside Wyoming: $1,841,038 (14.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,582,718 (43.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,358,806 (18.5%)spent $11.9M ($10.8M by the campaigns, net of $730k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.1M by outside groups for them): 89% of the $13.4M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.7M
  • voters in Wyoming (the state, not the district)$1.5M · 11.6%
  • the candidate's own money$1.5M · 11.5%
  • individuals outside Wyoming$1.8M · 14.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.6M · 43.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 18.5%

LUMMIS, CYNTHIA MARIE

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 Arizona (the state, not the district): $1,177,789 (67.3%)the candidate's own money: $1,820 (0.1%)individuals outside Arizona: $66,300 (3.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $275,875 (15.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $228,713 (13.1%)spent $2.0M ($2.0M by the campaigns, net of $5,470 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $2.0M that came in over 2008-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.8M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 67.3%
  • the candidate's own money$1,820 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Arizona$66k · 3.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$276k · 15.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$229k · 13.1%

BEE, TIMOTHY

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $3,768,132 (26.1%)the candidate's own money: $81,470 (0.6%)individuals outside Ohio: $930,067 (6.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,574,399 (59.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,090,928 (7.6%)spent $13.8M ($13.7M by the campaigns, net of $68k refunded or moved to their own committees, $74k by outside groups for them): 94% of the $14.7M that came in over 1988-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.4M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$3.8M · 26.1%
  • the candidate's own money$81k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside Ohio$930k · 6.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.6M · 59.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 7.6%

LATTA, ROBERT EDWARD

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $4,233,899 (23.1%)the candidate's own money: $196,046 (1.1%)individuals outside Texas: $552,642 (3.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $13,188,529 (71.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $183,626 (1.0%)spent $18.6M ($10.2M by the campaigns, net of $205k refunded or moved to their own committees, $8.4M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $18.8M that came in over 2008-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.4M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$4.2M · 23.1%
  • the candidate's own money$196k · 1.1%
  • individuals outside Texas$553k · 3.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$13.2M · 71.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$184k · 1.0%

OLSON, PETER G.

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 Florida (the state, not the district): $3,721,189 (43.2%)individuals outside Florida: $516,336 (6.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,597,754 (41.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $776,808 (9.0%)spent $8.6M ($8.5M by the campaigns, net of $79k refunded or moved to their own committees, $76k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $8.7M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.6M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$3.7M · 43.2%
  • individuals outside Florida$516k · 6.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.6M · 41.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$777k · 9.0%

POSEY, BILL

voters in California (the state, not the district): $8,063,829 (46.6%)individuals outside California: $881,319 (5.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,431,732 (14.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,923,114 (34.2%)spent $17.6M ($17.4M by the campaigns, net of $228k refunded or moved to their own committees, $213k by outside groups for them): 97% of the $18.1M that came in over 1986-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.3M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$8.1M · 46.6%
  • individuals outside California$881k · 5.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.4M · 14.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.9M · 34.2%

MCCLINTOCK, THOMAS

voters in California (the state, not the district): $798,034 (62.1%)individuals outside California: $118,001 (9.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $360,584 (28.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $8,145 (0.6%)spent $1.4M ($1.4M by the campaigns, net of $3,500 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.4M that came in over 2008-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.3M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$798k · 62.1%
  • individuals outside California$118k · 9.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$361k · 28.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$8,145 · 0.6%

ANDAL, DEAN F

voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district): $3,276,615 (15.2%)the candidate's own money: $128,994 (0.6%)individuals outside New Jersey: $788,802 (3.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,757,830 (78.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $538,829 (2.5%)spent $21.7M ($9.2M by the campaigns, net of $37k refunded or moved to their own committees, $12.5M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $21.7M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.5M
  • voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district)$3.3M · 15.2%
  • the candidate's own money$129k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside New Jersey$789k · 3.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.8M · 78.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$539k · 2.5%

LANCE, LEONARD

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 Maryland (the state, not the district): $6,185,669 (33.6%)the candidate's own money: $172,000 (0.9%)individuals outside Maryland: $4,426,746 (24.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,846,047 (26.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,784,451 (15.1%)spent $17.4M ($17.3M by the campaigns, net of $83k refunded or moved to their own committees, $20k by outside groups for them): 92% of the $18.8M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.4M
  • voters in Maryland (the state, not the district)$6.2M · 33.6%
  • the candidate's own money$172k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Maryland$4.4M · 24.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.8M · 26.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.8M · 15.1%

HARRIS, ANDREW P

voters in Missouri (the state, not the district): $2,003,536 (9.1%)the candidate's own money: $2,345,000 (10.7%)individuals outside Missouri: $1,726,845 (7.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $14,789,161 (67.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,064,867 (4.9%)spent $22.0M ($16.5M by the campaigns, net of $1.6M refunded or moved to their own committees, $5.5M by outside groups for them): 92% of the $24.0M that came in over 2008-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.9M
  • voters in Missouri (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 9.1%
  • the candidate's own money$2.3M · 10.7%
  • individuals outside Missouri$1.7M · 7.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$14.8M · 67.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 4.9%

LUETKEMEYER, W BLAINE

voters in New Mexico: $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$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 Kansas (the state, not the district): $3,199,791 (29.0%)the candidate's own money: $101,316 (0.9%)individuals outside Kansas: $869,076 (7.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,537,330 (59.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $343,443 (3.1%)spent $10.5M ($9.1M by the campaigns, net of $93k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.4M by outside groups for them): 92% of the $11.5M that came in over 2008-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.1M
  • voters in Kansas (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 29.0%
  • the candidate's own money$101k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Kansas$869k · 7.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.5M · 59.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$343k · 3.1%

JENKINS, LYNN

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $8,920,655 (38.2%)individuals outside Minnesota: $2,466,198 (10.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,723,927 (46.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,222,968 (5.2%)spent $23.5M ($22.3M by the campaigns, net of $248k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.2M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $23.7M that came in over 2008-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$23.3M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$8.9M · 38.2%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$2.5M · 10.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.7M · 46.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 5.2%

PAULSEN, ERIK MR.

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 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 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 Michigan (the state, not the district): $1,145,031 (18.5%)the candidate's own money: $148,463 (2.4%)individuals outside Michigan: $1,413,736 (22.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,062,081 (49.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $427,032 (6.9%)spent $6.2M ($6.2M by the campaigns, net of $170k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $6.4M that came in over 2010-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.2M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$1.1M · 18.5%
  • the candidate's own money$148k · 2.4%
  • individuals outside Michigan$1.4M · 22.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.1M · 49.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$427k · 6.9%

BENISHEK, DANIEL J.

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $919,406 (38.9%)individuals outside Texas: $419,920 (17.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $613,015 (25.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $410,244 (17.4%)spent $2.6M ($2.6M by the campaigns, net of $28k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.6M that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.4M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$919k · 38.9%
  • individuals outside Texas$420k · 17.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$613k · 25.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$410k · 17.4%

WOHLGEMUTH, ARLENE MRS

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 Michigan (the state, not the district): $515,565 (18.6%)the candidate's own money: $55,500 (2.0%)individuals outside Michigan: $272,330 (9.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $100,025 (3.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,825,874 (65.9%)spent $2.8M ($2.8M by the campaigns, net of $1,228 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $2.8M that came in over 2010-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.8M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$516k · 18.6%
  • the candidate's own money$56k · 2.0%
  • individuals outside Michigan$272k · 9.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$100k · 3.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.8M · 65.9%

RACZKOWSKI, ANDREW ROCKY

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $3,091,620 (30.9%)the candidate's own money: $96,403 (1.0%)individuals outside Illinois: $540,182 (5.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,872,564 (38.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,417,646 (24.1%)spent $9.2M ($9.2M by the campaigns, net of $950k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 91% of the $10.2M that came in over 1990-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.0M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$3.1M · 30.9%
  • the candidate's own money$96k · 1.0%
  • individuals outside Illinois$540k · 5.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.9M · 38.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 24.1%

MANZULLO, DONALD A.

voters in Michigan (the state, not the district): $4,513,111 (15.1%)the candidate's own money: $136,658 (0.5%)individuals outside Michigan: $3,945,288 (13.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $18,329,760 (61.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,048,511 (10.2%)spent $30.7M ($29.8M by the campaigns, net of $500k refunded or moved to their own committees, $894k by outside groups for them): 97% of the $31.7M that came in over 1986-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$30.0M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$4.5M · 15.1%
  • the candidate's own money$137k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Michigan$3.9M · 13.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$18.3M · 61.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.0M · 10.2%

UPTON, FREDERICK STEPHEN

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: $3,208,192 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $10,750 (0.3%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$3.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.2M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$11k · 0.3%

CONGRESSIONAL TRUST 2008

raised from disclosed sources: $215,931,612 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $150,050 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$216.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$215.9M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$150k · 0.1%

MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN PARTY

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

RIGHT TO LIFE OF MICHIGAN VICTORY FUND: $10,445MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $6,182JUSTIN AMASH FOR SENATE: $4,934SECURING AMERICA'S FUTURE PAC: $3,860EHLERS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $2,600JOHN KUPIEC FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $2,531ROB STEELE FOR CONGRESS: $2,101BILL COOPER FOR CONGRESS: $1,659BENTIVOLIO FOR CONGRESS: $1,620ROCKY FOR CONGRESS 2012: $1,494RIGHT TO LIFE OF MICHIGAN POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $700STUPAK FOR CONGRESS: $400$39k
  • Republican candidate committees$27k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$11k
  • Democratic candidate committees$400

RIGHT TO LIFE OF MICHIGAN

PORTER, ANDY

MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE (FEDERAL): $40,584MARTIN FROST CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $40,011JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $36,852KUCINICH FOR PRESIDENT INC.: $34,973DEAN FOR AMERICA: $28,343SHERMAN FOR CONGRESS: $25,841DSCC: $24,592ARKANSAS LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE 2004 FCRC: $22,787HASTERT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $22,626CHET EDWARDS FOR CONGRESS: $21,585CAPRI CAFARO FOR CONGRESS 2004: $21,485THE CONGRESSMAN JOE BARTON COMMITTEE: $20,657$1.6M
  • Democratic candidate committees$209k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$88k
  • Republican candidate committees$43k

SBC

raised from disclosed sources: $51,430 (83.4%)dark money raised (trail floor): $10,250 (16.6%)spent 458% of lifetime receipts$62kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$51k · 83.4%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$10k · 16.6%

ILLINOIS LINCOLN PAC

dark money raised (trail floor): $2,370 (100.0%)spent 3892% of lifetime receipts$2kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,370 · 100.0%

ADVANCING CONSERVATIVE ENTERPRISES PAC

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

raised from disclosed sources: $4,309 (16.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $22,550 (84.0%)spent 265% of lifetime receipts$27kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4,309 · 16.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$23k · 84.0%

YANKEE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $418,013 (98.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $8,450 (2.0%)spent 116% of lifetime receipts$426kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$418k · 98.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$8,450 · 2.0%

SOUTH FLORIDA FIRST PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $534,710 (97.5%)dark money raised (trail floor): $13,650 (2.5%)spent 450% of lifetime receipts$548kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$535k · 97.5%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$14k · 2.5%

WHITFIELD FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,335The Cox Administrative Account: $500$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,335
  • PACs, parties and other committees$500

RIGHT TO LIFE OF MICHIGAN - EDUCATIONAL FUND

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,310$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,310

LIVONIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

LEVIN FOR CONGRESS: $10,284PROMETHEAN PAC: $5,504WALBERG FOR CONGRESS: $4,658PHILIP A. HART DEMOCRATIC CLUB: $3,365BALDWIN 2008: $2,427JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $2,253MONROE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE: $2,197FRIENDS OF SENATOR CARL LEVIN: $2,148PAT MILES FOR CONGRESS: $1,575TROTT FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $1,374GARY GLENN FOR US SENATE: $1,290MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN PARTY: $1,209$56k
  • Democratic candidate committees$14k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$12k
  • Republican candidate committees$9,576
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$2,427

CONSUMERS ENERGY

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $63,776 (79.1%)dark money raised (trail floor): $16,825 (20.9%)spent 491% of lifetime receipts$81kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$64k · 79.1%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$17k · 20.9%

LYNN PAC

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $792GIBBS FOR CONGRESS: $639$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,431

CANTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

KATHLEEN RICE FOR CONGRESS: $1,400GURFEIN FOR AMERICA: $1,250MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $777BECKER FOR CONGRESS: $550BLAKEMAN 2014 INC.: $300ZINNO 4 CONGRESS: $60$4k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,937
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,400

GARDEN CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $735$735
  • Republican candidate committees$735

REDFORD TOWNSHIP CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $650$650
  • Republican candidate committees$650

LAKES AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $20,691GINGREY FOR SENATE INC: $3,156FREEDOM WORKS PAC: $1,611BOWMAN FOR CONGRESS: $1,550MISSOURI FRB PAC: $1,396PROTECTING INTEGRITY AND TRUTH TOGETHER PAC (PITTPAC): $1,307JIM COSTA FOR CONGRESS: $1,004RADANOVICH FOR CONGRESS: $998MARIO DIAZ-BALART FOR CONGRESS: $955LINCOLN DIAZ-BALART FOR CONGRESS: $775SUE KELLY FOR CONGRESS: $696DEMOCRATIC PARTY COMMITTEE ABROAD: $641$46k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$23k
  • Republican candidate committees$9,283
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,554

MAILBOXES, ETC.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $400$400
  • Republican candidate committees$400

PLYMOUTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $387$387
  • Republican candidate committees$387

WAYNE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

MOORE FOR CONGRESS: $205,709RO FOR CONGRESS INC: $166,187GIVING WILLINGLY EMPOWERING NATIONALLY PAC: $110,070RICK SANTORUM FOR PRESIDENT, INC. (2012): $96,129TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $88,125FOR OUR FUTURE: $80,829Republican Attorneys General Association: $75,462BERGMANFORCONGRESS: $68,031CONOR LAMB FOR SENATE: $59,851HALEY STEVENS FOR SENATE: $48,312TOM SMITH FOR SENATE INC: $45,383VOLUNTEERS FOR NEHLEN: $39,327$3.0M
  • Democratic candidate committees$568k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$266k
  • Republican candidate committees$249k

HOTELS.COM

KLOBUCHAR FOR MINNESOTA: $204,978DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $160,483FRIENDS OF MARIA: $90,774SPIRIT OF AMERICA PAC: $73,206DIANA DEGETTE FOR CONGRESS: $62,917CITIZENS TO ELECT RICK LARSEN: $58,804REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $55,129TINA SMITH FOR MINNESOTA: $51,237DSCC: $49,024FRIENDS OF LOIS CAPPS: $43,028DEMOCRACY MATTERS: $41,555SCOTT PETERS FOR CONGRESS: $40,222$2.0M
  • Democratic candidate committees$827k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$104k

PUBLIC STORAGE

dark money raised (trail floor): $631 (100.0%)spent 84706% of lifetime receipts$1kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$631 · 100.0%

UP TO US

raised from disclosed sources: $27,181,710 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $14,805 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$27.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$27.2M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$15k · 0.1%

OAKLAND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $250$250
  • Republican candidate committees$250

LIVONIA POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION

MARK KELLY FOR SENATE: $3,298,776MJ FOR TEXAS: $2,720,120Sister District Project, Inc.: $776,461THE MARKEY COMMITTEE: $659,809Rocky Mountain Emerge: $496,324KSHAMA FOR CONGRESS: $431,923Democratic Municipal Officials: $393,850CAMPAIGN FOR DEMOCRACY PAC: $358,292KEAN FOR CONGRESS INC: $305,546MIKE JOHNSTON FOR US SENATE: $250,485Arizona List: $231,950YOUNG KIM FOR CONGRESS: $190,727$15.0M
  • Democratic candidate committees$6.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.3M
  • Republican candidate committees$496k
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$432k

INTUIT, INC.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $268,795DON PAYNE FOR CONGRESS: $27,681REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $6,500KEITH BUTLER FOR US SENATE: $4,645WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN PARTY, INC.: $4,223SALI FOR CONGRESS: $2,662FRIENDS OF SARA: $1,553VOTE FOR EQUALITY: $750CITIZENS FOR TRACY L BOYLAND: $543PHENNEGER FOR US SENATOR COMMITTEE: $497DAVIS FOR CONGRESS/FRIENDS OF DAVIS: $300BANCIELLA FOR US CONGRESS: $285$318k
  • Republican candidate committees$281k
  • Democratic candidate committees$30k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7,250

PROGRESSIVE PRINTING

JEFF FORTENBERRY FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS: $1,077,895BEV KILMER FOR CONGRESS: $621,618COMMITTEE TO ELECT CHERYL BASWELL GUTHRIE TO CONGRESS: $489,658TRIPLETT FOR THE NINTH: $360,321MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $234,853NRCC: $145,121CMR WA PAC: $142,574PATRICK HUGHES FOR US SENATE: $106,398TOM WIENS FOR US SENATE INC: $67,781PUCKETT FOR CONGRESS: $54,000Majority Project 2010: $53,312CANTOR FOR CONGRESS: $50,413$3.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$3.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$198k

MARSH COPSEY & ASSOCIATES

MCKINLEY FOR CONGRESS: $623,261LOBIONDO FOR CONGRESS: $596,236DON BACON FOR CONGRESS: $407,530FRIENDS OF DAVE JOYCE: $352,490TEAM AMERICA - BRINGING AMERICA TOGETHER PAC: $255,200BRIAN FITZPATRICK FOR ALL OF US: $251,165LATOURETTE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $248,224MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $185,264LAWLER FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $176,559FRIENDS OF CHRIS SMITH: $148,908CITIZENS STRENGTHENING OUR MESSAGE IN THE HOUSE: $124,018MICHAEL GRIMM FOR CONGRESS: $103,974$4.3M
  • Republican candidate committees$3.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$379k

MAI & ASSOCIATES

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,804,848AMERICAN NATIONAL SECURITY PAC: $1,075,060SMP: $890,800SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND: $368,401DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $353,678NATIONAL CAMPAIGN: $311,866VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $296,905COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $256,685UP TO US: $253,931MARCO RUBIO FOR SENATE: $242,846EMILYS LIST: $232,60321 CENTURY DEMOCRATS: $225,440$19.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$651k
  • Republican candidate committees$497k

U.S. POSTAL SERVICE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $140,730FRIENDS OF CYNTHIA KALLGREN: $4,000$145k
  • Republican candidate committees$145k

MAIN OFFICE MAILERS, INC.

VOLUNTEERS FOR SHIMKUS: $2,492,853GUTHRIE FOR CONGRESS: $1,733,908RODNEY FOR CONGRESS: $1,520,247GRAVES FOR CONGRESS: $1,428,872CITIZENS FOR PROSPERITY IN AMERICA TODAY PAC: $1,174,564ANN WAGNER FOR CONGRESS: $1,162,628MARSHA FOR SENATE: $1,069,621Tim Scott for Senate: $928,244TIM SCOTT FOR AMERICA: $927,936WALORSKI FOR CONGRESS INC: $885,394FRIENDS OF PAT TOOMEY: $856,179BILLY LONG FOR SENATE: $818,399$37.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$12.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.1M

THE GULA GRAHAM GROUP

REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP COUNCIL FEDERAL PAC: $177,737MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $106,578CURT CLAWSON- THE OUTSIDER FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $105,953ROB STEELE FOR CONGRESS: $93,720Republican Leadership Council Issue Advocacy Committee: $83,921FRIENDS OF TREY RADEL: $49,791BRIAN ROONEY FOR CONGRESS: $42,773DEROSSETT FOR CONGRESS: $38,997BENISHEK FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $20,000HOEKSTRA FOR SENATE: $10,350REICHARDT 2010 COMMITTEE: $7,500CRAIG MILLER FOR US SENATE INC: $7,000$759k
  • Republican candidate committees$483k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$262k

THE SIMMONS GROUP, LLC

TOM BARRETT FOR CONGRESS: $110,000MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $89,749Bill Schuette Administrative Account: $53,845JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $20,250COMMONWEALTH PAC, THE: $12,076HOEKSTRA FOR SENATE: $7,500Republican Governors Association: $5,000$298k
  • Republican candidate committees$227k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$71k

SANDLER AND ASSOCIATES

ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $46,217,766ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $8,548,356MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $8,174,032RYAN FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $6,933,055RON JOHNSON FOR SENATE, INC.: $3,996,209PROSPERITY ACTION, INC.: $3,718,090TEAM RYAN: $3,620,045FREE AND STRONG AMERICA PAC, INC.: $1,996,211FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY PAC: $1,845,718MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN PARTY: $1,643,820ILLINOIS LINCOLN PAC: $1,323,159ROSKAM FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,286,583$119.4M
  • Republican candidate committees$81.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7.4M

SCM ASSOCIATES

REDWINGMCPAC: $192,336GEOFF DAVIS FOR CONGRESS: $181,948VOLUNTEERS FOR SHIMKUS: $181,129JIM GERLACH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $156,696SECURING AMERICA'S FUTURE PAC: $151,891SOUDER FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $120,823MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $74,870BARRETT FOR CONGRESS: $70,705CHOCOLA FOR CONGRESS INC.: $63,807ILLINOIS LINCOLN PAC: $44,943GUTHRIE FOR CONGRESS: $38,972MCCAUL FOR CONGRESS, INC: $30,126$1.4M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.3M

MIKE GULA & ASSOCIATES

THOMPSON, RANDALL MR.

NRCC: $12,786,452Republican Governors Association: $11,166,675REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $8,575,917NRSC: $6,234,715SLF PAC: $3,634,824Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $2,980,080AMERICAN CROSSROADS: $2,120,849FRIENDS OF TODD YOUNG, INC.: $963,721CITIZENS FOR FREE ENTERPRISE: $925,327MCCAIN-PALIN 2008 INC: $840,291VERN BUCHANAN FOR CONGRESS: $770,717CLF: $755,000$102.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$42.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$8.8M

PUBLIC OPINION STRATEGIES

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $63,492HUIZENGA FOR CONGRESS: $10,144BLACK CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT: $5,935JOHN WHITLEY FOR CONGRESS: $5,000RILEY FOR CONGRESS: $3,500MAJORITY AMERICA.NET POLITICAL ORGANIZATION: $500$89k
  • Republican candidate committees$88k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$500

CAMPAIGN ASSETS GROUP

NRCC: $12,786,452Republican Governors Association: $11,166,675REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $8,575,917NRSC: $6,234,715SLF PAC: $3,634,824Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $2,980,080AMERICAN CROSSROADS: $2,120,849FRIENDS OF TODD YOUNG, INC.: $963,721CITIZENS FOR FREE ENTERPRISE: $925,327MCCAIN-PALIN 2008 INC: $840,291VERN BUCHANAN FOR CONGRESS: $770,717CLF: $755,000$102.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$42.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$8.8M

PUBLIC OPINION STRATEGIES, LLC

JIM GERLACH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $521,310UP TO US: $349,400PENNSYLVANIA BILL PAC: $333,019KATE WHITMAN FOR CONGRESS: $217,901KIERAN MICHAEL LALOR 2008: $163,626REDWINGMCPAC: $82,067PEOPLE FOR ENGLISH: $69,672MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $51,500PROJECTHEALTHSOLUTIONS PAC - PHSPAC: $49,500FRIENDS OF GLENN THOMPSON: $37,000CHRIS MYERS FOR CONGRESS: $32,768SAUERBERG FOR US SENATE: $2,512$1.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.9M

CAMPBELL HOLSTE

ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $1,211,771Republican Governors Association: $916,266Republican Attorneys General Association: $898,335GOPAC, Inc.: $486,540Democratic Governors Association: $428,275JEFFRIES FOR CONGRESS: $386,305MIKE CRAPO FOR US SENATE: $380,284ILHAN FOR CONGRESS: $261,113LOUDERMILK FOR CONGRESS: $234,574NIKEMA FOR CONGRESS, INC: $208,676ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $191,971FRIENDS OF HERMAN CAIN INC: $167,932$16.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.7M
  • Republican candidate committees$2.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$856k

DELTA AIRLINES

SHELLEY SEKULA-GIBBS FOR CONGRESS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $342,823MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $50,176FRIENDS OF MARK FOLEY FOR CONGRESS: $841$394k
  • Republican candidate committees$394k

MARSH COPSEY AND ASSOCIATES

BRITTON, GINI MRS.

TILLSTROM, VALERIE MS.

FERNANDES, MELINDA MS.

Detroit Justice Fund: $50,420MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $34,640The Cox Administrative Account: $22,992BRIAN ELLIS FOR CONGRESS: $18,876Bay Account: $10,070Coalition to Insure Michigan's Future: $4,293SHRI FOR CONGRESS: $3,920Northwest Detroit Leadership Account: $3,600Engler Administrative Account: $3,500AMERICANS DETERMINED TO ADVANCE MICHIGAN: $2,910PHIL PAVLOV FOR CONGRESS: $2,593Impact Fund: $2,176$167k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$100k
  • Republican candidate committees$56k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,920

DYKEMA GOSSETT

DEEP STRIKE PAC: $241,080TEAPARTYEXPRESS.ORG: $183,139BRIAN BILBRAY FOR CONGRESS: $79,302VOLUNTEERS FOR SHIMKUS: $76,759JIM RISCH FOR U.S. SENATE COMMITTEE: $66,681KEN CALVERT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $63,541BOB FILNER FOR CONGRESS: $62,447SUSAN DAVIS FOR CONGRESS: $61,280FREEDOM AND PROSPERITY PAC: $59,673MARCIA FUDGE FOR CONGRESS: $59,619FRIENDS OF DAVID HARMER: $55,406DFC COMMITTEE: $53,431$2.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$576k
  • Democratic candidate committees$237k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$183k
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$67k

COMPLETECAMPAIGNS.COM

HEMINGWAY, ANDREW

BRITTON, GINI MRS.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $29,902$30k
  • Republican candidate committees$30k

OTTENWESS ALLMEN AND TAWEEL

ROCKY FOR CONGRESS 2012: $133,698ROCKY WORKS FOR US: $52,096BOUCHARD FOR US SENATE: $45,556MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $34,152ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $6,479Fix Lansing Get Michigan Back to Work: $6,000HOEKSTRA FOR SENATE: $3,913BURT THAKUR FOR CONGRESS: $3,542GRACE FOR NEW YORK: $2,500AFSCME Working Families Fund: $1,700ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $1,689BENTIVOLIO FOR CONGRESS: $996$295k
  • Republican candidate committees$282k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7,700
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,500

THE PRINT HOUSE

JOE WILSON FOR CONGRESS: $358,154PENNSYLVANIA BILL PAC: $308,505FRELINGHUYSEN FOR CONGRESS: $247,780CARE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $214,048NRCC: $213,400FRIENDS OF SESSIONS SENATE COMMITTEE INC: $208,923LINDSEY GRAHAM FOR SENATE: $98,833FUND FOR AMERICA'S FUTURE: $96,224TALLATCHEE CREEK INC. PAC: $71,231BOOZMAN FOR CONGRESS: $70,186JEFF FLAKE FOR US SENATE INC.: $56,838BOOZMAN FOR ARKANSAS: $54,567$2.4M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$595k

E2C CONSULTING INC.

THE 2016 DRAFT COMMITTEE: $295,774THE 2016 COMMITTEE: $74,803WOOLARD FOR CONGRESS: $45,589MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $27,920BACHMANN FOR CONGRESS: $23,150TIM D'ANNUNZIO FOR CONGRESS: $21,274VIRGINIA FOXX FOR CONGRESS: $7,950WALLACE FOR ILLINOIS: $3,260PANTANO FOR NC COMMITTEE: $1,348$501k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$371k
  • Republican candidate committees$130k

TZU MAHAN

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $26,734VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $25$27k
  • Republican candidate committees$27k
  • Democratic candidate committees$25

WILLIAMS MULLEN STRATEGIES

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $26,211$26k
  • Republican candidate committees$26k

MILLER CANFIELD

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $374,942WICKER FOR SENATE: $223,778SIMPSON FOR CONGRESS: $210,218GEORGIANS FOR ISAKSON: $160,910POET PAC: $160,500BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $157,447LAW FUND: $156,380JUSTICE FREEDOM & LIBERTY PAC: $148,910FRIENDS OF SCOTT DESJARLAIS: $145,975FRIENDS OF PAT TOOMEY: $135,109FRIENDS OF DAVE JOYCE: $132,303LUMMIS FOR WYOMING INC.: $129,498$13.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.6M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$535k

ARISTOTLE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $25,000$25k
  • Republican candidate committees$25k

RUSSO MARSH CONSULTING SERVICES

JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $165,803RIGHT TO LIFE OF MICHIGAN VICTORY FUND: $116,743CREATING A MAJORITY PARTY ACTION COMMITTEE (C.A.M.P.A.C.): $42,234BENISHEK FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $36,212MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $24,159KEITH BUTLER FOR US SENATE: $19,907JAY RIEMERSMA FOR CONGRESS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $15,392BRIAN ROONEY FOR CONGRESS: $12,182JOHN KUPIEC FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $11,857KNOLLENBERG FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $10,536ROB STEELE FOR CONGRESS: $9,960HEACOCK FOR CONGRESS: $4,930$474k
  • Republican candidate committees$353k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$117k

WESTERN AMERICAN MAILERS

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $24,000$24k
  • Republican candidate committees$24k

PHILLIP ALLAN CONSULTING

FRED THOMPSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $80,131MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $22,718Friends of Fred Thompson, Inc.: $19,488DARREN WHITE FOR CONGRESS: $10,091PEOPLE FOR PETE DOMENICI: $7,052$139k
  • Republican candidate committees$120k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$19k

WADE STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $22,234KERRY BENTIVOLIO FOR US CONGRESS: $1,154JIM HANSEN FOR IDAHO: $479$24k
  • Republican candidate committees$23k
  • Democratic candidate committees$479

SATURN PRINTING

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

SIMMONS FOR CONGRESS: $210,425MIKE PAC: $164,298RICK RENZI FOR CONGRESS: $144,932JIM GERLACH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $131,400CRANE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $127,585GEOFF DAVIS FOR CONGRESS: $125,494GINGREY FOR SENATE INC: $114,431TEAM DEMINT: $113,456VOLUNTEERS FOR SHIMKUS: $102,468FRIENDS OF KATHERINE HARRIS: $100,380RYAN FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $99,658CHOCOLA FOR CONGRESS INC.: $90,640$3.0M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.5M

KEELEN COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

GEORGIA REPUBLICAN PARTY INC.: $4,185,663CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION: $3,662,784REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,208,966ROSKAM FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,672,567MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN PARTY: $1,338,990NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $978,931Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $967,225ALASKA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $809,332ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN PARTY - FEDERAL: $756,851REPUBLICAN PARTY OF WISCONSIN: $674,806KNOLLENBERG FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $623,533BRUNNER FOR SENATE: $592,860$34.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$16.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$2.9M

ARENA COMMUNICATIONS

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,804,848AMERICAN NATIONAL SECURITY PAC: $1,075,060SMP: $890,800SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND: $368,401DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $353,678NATIONAL CAMPAIGN: $311,866VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS LEADERSHIP FUND: $296,905COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $256,685UP TO US: $253,931MARCO RUBIO FOR SENATE: $242,846EMILYS LIST: $232,60321 CENTURY DEMOCRATS: $225,440$19.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$651k
  • Republican candidate committees$497k

U. S. POSTAL SERVICE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $19,978$20k
  • Republican candidate committees$20k

EMC STRATEGIES

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $18,920$19k
  • Republican candidate committees$19k

X-PRESSIVE PRINTING

BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $25,939,451RUDY GIULIANI PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE INC: $5,690,427REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,559,366JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $1,312,603BUSH-CHENEY '04 COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE INC.: $1,199,185TEXANS FOR SENATOR JOHN CORNYN INC.: $1,048,941TOM DELAY CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $581,908STEELE FOR MARYLAND INC: $565,862WASHINGTON STATE REPUBLICAN PARTY: $551,127RE-ELECT TIM GRIFFIN FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $492,066SIMMONS FOR SENATE: $284,633NEUGEBAUER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $231,618$45.8M
  • Republican candidate committees$37.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5.1M

OLSEN & SHUVALOV

GRAVELL, CHRISTOPHER MR.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $17,539FRIENDS OF MIKE KOWALL FOR CONGRESS: $2,500$20k
  • Republican candidate committees$20k

FAZIO MANAGEMENT, INC.

JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $332,038FRIENDS OF TIBERI: $24,544MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $17,492JAN JUDY FOR CONGRESS: $13,688CLOONEY FOR CONGRESS: $13,425DONNA SHELDON FOR CONGRESS INC: $12,186SUE KELLY FOR CONGRESS: $11,862PARRISH FOR CONGRESS: $10,001SAM DEEN FOR CONGRESS: $9,706JEAN HAY BRIGHT US: $9,230BRUNING FOR SENATE INCORPORATED: $8,559CARTER FOR SENATE COMMITTEE: $8,460$569k
  • Republican candidate committees$416k
  • Democratic candidate committees$55k

PCSIGNS.COM

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $17,385$17k
  • Republican candidate committees$17k

FIRST AMENDMENT STRATEGIES

GARRISON, MARK MR.

SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $101,227REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $99,887CONYERS FOR CONGRESS: $46,222Fund For American Opportunity- Educational & State Accounts: $44,769ELLISON FOR CONGRESS: $36,626MONTANANS FOR TESTER: $28,516The Cox Administrative Account: $26,445Democratic Governors Association: $22,640TANCREDO FOR A SECURE AMERICA: $16,866MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $16,616Grassroots Democrats: $16,549Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $15,000$822k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$327k
  • Democratic candidate committees$111k
  • Republican candidate committees$33k

NORTHWEST AIRLINES

SECURING AMERICA'S FUTURE PAC: $48,013BENISHEK FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $32,904MIKE BISHOP FOR CONGRESS: $22,384MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $16,071ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $9,031ROGERS FOR SENATE: $8,066MICHIGAN CONGRESSIONAL VICTORY '06 COMMITTEE: $779MICHIGAN MAJORITY COMMITTEE; THE: $533$138k
  • Republican candidate committees$137k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$533

TEE TO GREEN PRINTING & PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS

BRIAN ROONEY FOR CONGRESS: $106,463MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $14,230FRIENDS OF JEFF LAWRENCE: $2,740MIKE BISHOP FOR CONGRESS: $1,832SIMMONS FOR CONGRESS: $675BARFIELD FOR CONGRESS: $405LOBIONDO FOR CONGRESS: $230$127k
  • Republican candidate committees$123k
  • Libertarian candidate committees$2,740
  • Democratic candidate committees$405

IMPACT MEDIA

Johnson Administrative Account: $26,210MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $13,388PAM BYRNES FOR CONGRESS: $1,094BRENDA LAWRENCE FOR CONGRESS: $762FRIENDS OF PAUL MITCHELL: $684ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $500LISA MCCLAIN FOR CONGRESS: $12$43k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$26k
  • Republican candidate committees$15k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,856

ISLAND HOUSE HOTEL

American Council of Life Insurers Political Activity Fund: $392,500SCALISE FOR CONGRESS: $246,513KEVIN MCCARTHY FOR CONGRESS: $208,154MIKE JOHNSON FOR LOUISIANA: $178,263NRCC: $170,723NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $162,500EMMER FOR CONGRESS: $94,526AMERICAN RESORT DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION RESORT OWNERS COALITION PAC (ARDA-ROC PAC): $90,000RYAN FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $77,033ELISE FOR CONGRESS: $65,698FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $62,899VIRGINIA FOXX FOR CONGRESS: $52,152$5.0M
  • Republican candidate committees$985k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$816k

THE CONGRESSIONAL INSTITUTE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $11,919DON 4 CHANGE: $345$12k
  • Republican candidate committees$12k

BOVITZ CPA, P.C.

ROB STEELE FOR CONGRESS: $612,900CANDICE MILLER FOR CONGRESS: $545,750JACK HOOGENDYK FOR US SENATE: $121,237KEITH BUTLER FOR US SENATE: $94,996PENSLER FOR SENATE: $85,529FRIENDS OF PAUL DEWEESE FOR CONGRESS: $79,936JASON ALLEN FOR CONGRESS: $36,574FARM PAC: $27,831MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN PARTY: $22,250BENISHEK FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $21,000Sharon Wise for Republican National Committeewoman: $16,405Republicans Who Care Individual Fund: $15,000$1.7M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.6M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$81k

MARKETING RESOURCE GROUP

FRED THOMPSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $365,299BIDEN FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $151,083MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $9,771$526k
  • Republican candidate committees$375k
  • Democratic candidate committees$151k

INTERNATIONAL JET MANAGEMENT

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $9,596$10k
  • Republican candidate committees$9,596

VILLA DE ROMA

PIERCE, BRIAN

SOLUTIONS AMERICA PAC: $287,318KEITH BUTLER FOR US SENATE: $240,302Progress For America Voter Fund: $216,865MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN PARTY: $88,002KILPATRICK FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS: $62,737STRAIGHT TALK AMERICA: $20,645RUDY GIULIANI PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE INC: $15,879MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $9,000REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $210$941k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$613k
  • Republican candidate committees$265k
  • Democratic candidate committees$63k

DGM & ASSOCIATES

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,807,611REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,215,867COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $146,288Republican Governors Association: $82,818REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA: $75,467DAN BURTON FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $75,234NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $64,257PROMETHEAN PAC: $61,005AL FRANKEN FOR SENATE: $59,801JOHN CARTER FOR CONGRESS: $57,324NRCC: $56,005JULIA CARSON FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $42,645$5.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$133k
  • Democratic candidate committees$102k

SPRINT

GARRISON, MARK T. MR.

Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $13,208MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $8,439$22k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$13k
  • Republican candidate committees$8,439

AIR SERVICES INC

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $8,232$8k
  • Republican candidate committees$8,232

DINAN AND ASSOCIATES

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $8,201TOM SMITH FOR CONGRESS: $2,844$11k
  • Republican candidate committees$11k

VISION SOLUTIONS

MCCOTTER, THADDEUS G. MR.

TELLIGA, MICHAEL D

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $7,446$7k
  • Republican candidate committees$7,446

LAUREL MANOR BANQUET & CONFERENCE CENTER

VOLUNTEER PAC: $393,890REPUBLICAN PARTY OF MINNESOTA - FEDERAL: $302,568BEN SASSE FOR U.S. SENATE, INC.: $134,278GEORGE HOLDING FOR CONGRESS INC.: $117,121HUCK PAC FOR AMERICA: $85,690COUNTRY OVER PARTY PAC: $85,288SOUTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATIC PARTY - FEDERAL: $77,995COMMITTEE TO ELECT MATT MILLER: $77,901NEBRASKA FAMILIES FOR PETE RICKETTS INC: $60,994ANNA C LITTLE FOR CONGRESS INC: $58,180TOM LANTOS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $57,669JOHN SULLIVAN FOR CONGRESS, INC: $51,582$3.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$860k
  • Republican candidate committees$585k
  • Democratic candidate committees$58k

US POST OFFICE

KAT FOR CONGRESS: $100,000GENE GREEN CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN: $30,025DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $27,985FRIENDS OF BILL POSEY: $22,425PETE KING FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $22,100JEFF MILLER FOR CONGRESS: $19,158FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $18,671FRIENDS OF DAVE JOYCE: $18,350COSTELLO FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $16,168COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT HENRY HANK JOHNSON: $15,870RODNEY ALEXANDER FOR CONGRESS INC.: $15,687CHARLIE MELANCON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE INC: $14,874$1.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$216k
  • Democratic candidate committees$105k

THE CONGRESSIONAL CLUB

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $6,724CAROLYN KAVANAGH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,107$8k
  • Republican candidate committees$7,831

WEST METRO PRINTING

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $6,705DEAN FOR AMERICA: $559SPENCER FOR CONGRESS: $286$8k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,705
  • Democratic candidate committees$845

SPANGLER WHOLESALE

FERNANDES, MELINDA MS

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $6,469JO RAE PERKINS FOR US SENATOR: $1,500KUMAR FOR CONGRESS: $1,150$9k
  • Republican candidate committees$7,969
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,150

INNOVATIVE MARKETING SERVICES, INC.

WOLF, VALITA MRS.

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

RUSH HOLT FOR CONGRESS: $15,117MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $6,000TREADWELL FOR CONGRESS: $5,000MCCOTTER 2012: $2,000NEW ELECTORATE: $1,390DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF OREGON: $728RILEY FOR CONGRESS: $380COMM. TO ELECT MADELEINE Z. BORDALLO: $350ED EMERY FOR CONGRESS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $282$31k
  • Democratic candidate committees$17k
  • Republican candidate committees$13k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$728

MAINSTREET HOLDINGS

LADZINSKI, ANDREA

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $6,000$6k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,000

PHILLIP ALAN CONSULTING

SANDOVAL, ANTHONY J MR.

CAT PING FOR CONGRESS: $1,706,422DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,366,972OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $649,384DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF FLORIDA: $394,295DCCC: $253,014JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $192,427SHERMAN FOR CONGRESS: $180,012BETO FOR TEXAS: $165,337DEAN FOR AMERICA: $164,257EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $162,954DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $162,438JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $157,799$20.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.0M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.9M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.7M

AT & T

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

HALE, MICHAEL S MR.

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,470,302SWALWELL FOR CONGRESS: $656,347ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $558,737LOFGREN FOR CONGRESS: $504,484DAN CRENSHAW FOR CONGRESS: $497,983EQUALITY PAC: $475,087COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE 2016 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION: $375,600RO FOR CONGRESS INC: $364,957Republican Governors Association: $241,582Republican Attorneys General Association: $236,530JEFFRIES FOR CONGRESS: $151,244TEXANS FOR HENRY CUELLAR CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN: $135,308$18.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5.8M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.8M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.1M

UNITED AIRLINES

SECURING AMERICA'S FUTURE PAC: $23,306Johnson Administrative Account: $11,398SCHWARZ FOR CONGRESS: $10,545MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $5,140FRIENDS OF MIKE KOWALL FOR CONGRESS: $3,702HUIZENGA FOR CONGRESS: $1,338Grassroots Fund: $960PAUL JUNGE FOR CONGRESS: $334ANNE NORLANDER FOR CONGRESS: $316KLINT KESTO FOR CONGRESS: $90$57k
  • Republican candidate committees$45k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$12k

KOEHLER'S PRINTING

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $5,057LIVONIA DEMOCRATIC CLUB: $2,750BOBBY FOR MICHIGAN: $1,219PETERS-SCHAUER 2008: $500$10k
  • Republican candidate committees$5,057
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,750
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,719

BURTON MANOR

ROCKY FOR CONGRESS 2012: $133,698ROCKY WORKS FOR US: $52,096BOUCHARD FOR US SENATE: $45,556MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $34,152ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $6,479Fix Lansing Get Michigan Back to Work: $6,000HOEKSTRA FOR SENATE: $3,913BURT THAKUR FOR CONGRESS: $3,542GRACE FOR NEW YORK: $2,500AFSCME Working Families Fund: $1,700ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $1,689BENTIVOLIO FOR CONGRESS: $996$295k
  • Republican candidate committees$282k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7,700
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,500

PRINT HOUSE

DEMATTIA, ROBERT MR.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,938$5k
  • Republican candidate committees$4,938

GOLDEN AGE PUBLISHING

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,896FOR MICHIGAN ACTION FUND: $1,980MCCOTTER 2012: $1,209$8k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,105
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,980

ACME PARTYWORKS

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,800$5k
  • Republican candidate committees$4,800

MAINLINE GROUP

MARTINEZ, PHILIPPE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,790MCCOTTER 2012: $375$5k
  • Republican candidate committees$5,165

LOISELLE & ASSOCIATES

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,662COMMITTEE TO ELECT MYRAH KIRKWOOD: $2,140$7k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,802

BILL CARNEY WEBWORKS

SIMMONS FOR CONGRESS: $210,425MIKE PAC: $164,298RICK RENZI FOR CONGRESS: $144,932JIM GERLACH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $131,400CRANE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $127,585GEOFF DAVIS FOR CONGRESS: $125,494GINGREY FOR SENATE INC: $114,431TEAM DEMINT: $113,456VOLUNTEERS FOR SHIMKUS: $102,468FRIENDS OF KATHERINE HARRIS: $100,380RYAN FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $99,658CHOCOLA FOR CONGRESS INC.: $90,640$3.0M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.5M

KEELEN COMMUNICATIONS

GORDISH, KEVIN MR.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,274$4k
  • Republican candidate committees$4,274

EXACTGRAPHICS, INC.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,262HOEKSTRA FOR SENATE: $2,901$7k
  • Republican candidate committees$7,163

MARRIOTT DETROIT PONTIAC

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

GREAT AMERICAN FUND: $25,000FRIENDS OF HAGEDORN: $6,000MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $4,177PROTECTING INTEGRITY AND TRUTH TOGETHER PAC (PITTPAC): $3,166JEB BRADLEY FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $2,097DUNCAN FOR CONGRESS: $1,519TODD AKIN FOR SENATE: $588BOB NEY FOR CONGRESS: $541COMBEST CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $475ROB WITTMAN FOR CONGRESS: $275FORBES FOR CONGRESS: $222THOMPSON FOR CONGRESS INC: $207$44k
  • Republican candidate committees$44k

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE CONTRIBUTIONS

MCCOTTER, THADDEUS G MR. MR.

ABI-ASSAF, MICHAEL MR.

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $17,800,451College Republican National Committee, Inc.: $9,736,406DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $8,126,435NRCC: $8,084,260NRSC: $6,619,592NEVER BACK DOWN INC.: $3,820,199Budget Watchdogs Newsletter: $2,438,585Election Digest - A Project of the Coalition for Literacy: $1,761,796MINNESOTA DEMOCRATIC-FARMER-LABOR PARTY: $1,028,236Moving Colorado Forward: $898,821NEW REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FUND: $797,745330889683: $751,576$93.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$55.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$6.6M

US POSTMASTER

JIM JORDAN FOR CONGRESS: $32,245RULLI FOR OHIO: $29,195GOVERN PAC: $21,059DEVIN NUNES CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $18,413MIKE BILIRAKIS FOR CONGRESS: $17,667MISSOURI 5 COMMITTEE: $15,989MUSGRAVE FOR CONGRESS: $15,205BOB NEY FOR CONGRESS: $14,746FRIENDS OF DENNIS ROSS: $11,997FREE STATE PAC: $10,623FRIENDS FOR CHRIS STEWART, INC.: $10,032MACKENZIE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $6,734$316k
  • Republican candidate committees$193k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$11k

CAPITAL HILL CLUB

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $70,610VAN HOLLEN FOR CONGRESS: $12,303MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,500BRAD SMITH FOR CONGRESS: $490$87k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$71k
  • Democratic candidate committees$12k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,990

LINDER & ASSOCIATES

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,500$4k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,500

THE CREATIVE SALT

Republican Governors Association: $2,336,861Republican Attorneys General Association: $806,568ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $342,501LOUIE GOHMERT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $272,309TIM SCOTT FOR AMERICA: $229,409Tim Scott for Senate: $212,989JEFFRIES FOR CONGRESS: $195,038GOPAC, Inc.: $193,065SWALWELL FOR CONGRESS: $176,300MICHAEL BURGESS FOR CONGRESS: $164,830THOM TILLIS COMMITTEE: $157,193DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ FOR CONGRESS: $127,467$20.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$499k

AMERICAN AIRLINES

GORDISH, KEVIN MR.

NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE: $102,028Louisiana Federation of Republican Women: $68,100LOUISVILLE & JEFFERSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: $36,435IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $32,933United Association Political Issues Fund: $27,926REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE OF NEW MEXICO: $24,295DIGNITY OF WORK PAC: $19,611DEMOCRATIC PARTY COMMITTEE ABROAD: $18,007Emerge America: $17,166CONSTITUTION PARTY NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $13,126LOUISVILLE-JEFFERSON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: $13,053THELMA DRAKE FOR CONGRESS: $12,841$685k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$353k
  • Democratic candidate committees$20k
  • Republican candidate committees$13k

CROWNE PLAZA

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,346$3k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,346

US AIRWARYS

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,310$3k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,310

OAKLAND COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

MAJORITY INITIATIVE TO KEEP ELECTING REPUBLICANS FUND A.K.A MIKE R FUND: $37,877Democratic Governors Association: $12,601ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $11,589TERRI LYNN LAND FOR SENATE: $8,526TROTT FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $6,885ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $3,811MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,276BOEHNER FOR SPEAKER: $2,077JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $1,978Fund For American Opportunity- Educational & State Accounts: $1,001$90k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$51k
  • Republican candidate committees$38k

OAKLAND HILLS COUNTRY CLUB

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $578,377BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $194,530BUSH-CHENEY '04 INC.: $135,045JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $3,242MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,195JACK RYAN FOR US SENATE: $1,450REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA: $715SALI FOR CONGRESS: $618KELLER FOR CONGRESS: $563$918k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$579k
  • Republican candidate committees$339k

GIANT IMPRESSIONS

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,000$3k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,000

AKOURI AND ASSOCIATES

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,000$3k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,000

BEP SOLUTIONS

DEMATTIA, ROBERT MR.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,952$3k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,952

BACCO'S RISTORANTE

CITIZENS CLUB FOR GROWTH: $112,015Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $50,000MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,900DCCC: $2,771MAX'S PAC: $2,352ISSA FOR CONGRESS: $1,581$172k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$165k
  • Republican candidate committees$4,481
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,352

CASSIDY AND ASSOCIATES

CAT PING FOR CONGRESS: $1,706,422DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,366,972OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $649,384DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF FLORIDA: $394,295DCCC: $253,014JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $192,427SHERMAN FOR CONGRESS: $180,012BETO FOR TEXAS: $165,337DEAN FOR AMERICA: $164,257EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $162,954DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $162,438JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $157,799$20.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.0M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.9M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.7M

AT&T

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,806PROMETHEAN PAC: $1,004BOBBY FOR MICHIGAN: $480PROGRESSIVE TURNOUT PROJECT: $103$4k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,806
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,107
  • Democratic candidate committees$480

CITY OF LIVONIA

OAKLAND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $22,792FRIENDS OF TAMMY DUCKWORTH: $2,971MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,782TRUPIANO FOR CONGRESS: $536BERT JOHNSON FOR U. S. CONGRESS: $91PAT QUINN FOR U S SENATE INC: $29COMMITTEE TO ELECT TOM OLSCHLAGER: $6$29k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$23k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,628
  • Republican candidate committees$2,788

CHARTER ONE BANK

ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $38,333DAVID VITTER FOR US SENATE: $18,150KUSTER FOR CONGRESS, INC: $8,444JOBS, FREEDOM, AND SECURITY PAC: $8,124MIKE CRAPO FOR US SENATE: $7,705CITIZENS FOR JOSH MANDEL, INC.: $7,152FRIENDS OF CHRISTINE O'DONNELL: $6,361MOORE FOR CONGRESS: $6,207LOUIE GOHMERT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $5,799ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $5,205DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ FOR CONGRESS: $5,107COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $4,774$303k
  • Republican candidate committees$89k
  • Democratic candidate committees$20k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$13k

HERTZ RENT A CAR

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,671$3k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,671

GUERNSEY FARMS DAIRY

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,640$3k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,640

NW COUGHLIN

PEOPLE FOR PATTY MURRAY: $117,560JOHN LEWIS FOR CONGRESS: $51,956CRAPO VICTORY COMMITTEE: $36,595PETERS FOR MICHIGAN: $33,385OLD NORTH STATE VICTORY PAC: $28,983FRIENDS OF MARIA: $23,893TEAM SUNUNU: $21,290FAMILIES FOR JAMES LANKFORD: $20,637CITIZENS TO ELECT RICK LARSEN: $20,111CONYERS FOR CONGRESS: $18,119HOEVEN FOR SENATE: $16,772FRIENDS OF RAHM EMANUEL: $14,960$1.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$309k
  • Republican candidate committees$59k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$37k

BISTRO BIS

LGBTQ Victory Fund: $50,204HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $42,302MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,554CONYERS FOR CONGRESS: $2,549PRIORITIES USA ACTION: $2,215NRCC: $1,221$101k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$54k
  • Democratic candidate committees$45k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,554

HYATT REGENCY CENTURY PLAZA

BRIDGEWATER FOR SENATE: $16,031RAJ FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $4,253FRIENDS OF DAVID HARMER: $3,293MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,552FUND FOR A CONSERVATIVE FUTURE II: $2,145PAT HERRITY FOR CONGRESS: $2,000FRIENDS OF PHIL HARE: $838$31k
  • Republican candidate committees$30k
  • Democratic candidate committees$838

GLOBAL CONNECT

KEEP NICK RAHALL IN CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $21,000NATIONAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE: $3,411NATIONAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE: $3,410MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,540PROTECT LONG ISLAND PAC: $680AMERICAN UPRISING 2020: $584MIDAMERICAN ENERGY COMPANY PAC: $520BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY ENERGY COMPANY PAC: $409MARTY FEIGENBAUM FOR CONGRESS: $405$33k
  • Democratic candidate committees$21k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$9,014
  • Republican candidate committees$2,944

ST. JUDE CHILDREN'S RESEARCH HOSPITAL

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,529VISCLOSKY FOR CONGRESS: $2,295DAN LIPINSKI FOR CONGRESS: $918CONYERS FOR CONGRESS: $708CITIZENS FOR CHRIS LONG: $606JIM JORDAN FOR CONGRESS: $504HANSEN CLARKE FOR CONGRESS: $433SCHAUER FOR CONGRESS: $426BILL FOSTER FOR CONGRESS: $406MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $371ELLSWORTH FOR INDIANA: $344MIKE KELLY FOR CONGRESS: $342$13k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,531
  • Republican candidate committees$3,981
  • PACs, parties and other committees$371

GFS MARKETPLACE

MCCOTTER, THADDEUS G MR. MR.

BOVITZ, ROB & KATHERINE A. MR.

SANFORD BISHOP FOR CONGRESS: $90,744CREATING A MAJORITY PARTY ACTION COMMITTEE (C.A.M.P.A.C.): $24,901TIM SCOTT FOR AMERICA: $23,275Tim Scott for Senate: $22,794TEAM EMERSON FOR JO ANN EMERSON: $21,596JUSTIN AMASH FOR SENATE: $18,575CANDICE MILLER FOR CONGRESS: $18,465JOHN SULLIVAN FOR CONGRESS, INC: $16,916FORBES FOR CONGRESS: $14,579MAYRA FLORES FOR CONGRESS: $14,115DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $14,003TODOS CON JENNIFFER INC. DBA JENNIFFER FOR CONGRESS: $13,398$1.3M
  • Republican candidate committees$152k
  • Democratic candidate committees$105k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$23k
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$13k

SAMS CLUB

CANDICE MILLER FOR CONGRESS: $91,340KNOLLENBERG FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $33,179MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,350FRIENDS OF PAUL MITCHELL: $432AMERICAN LEADERSHIP COUNCIL PAC: $308WALBERG FOR CONGRESS: $253$128k
  • Republican candidate committees$128k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$308

AMERICAN THERMOGRAPHERS

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,313HOYER FOR CONGRESS: $1,211FCDC - FEDERAL: $1,1098TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE (VA): $1,005YANKEE PAC: $929EIGHTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE: $253$7k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,242
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,367
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,211

JOURNAL NEWSPAPERS

CLARK BISBEE FOR CONGRESS: $4,000MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,294$6k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,294

MICHIGAN LIST CONSULTANTS

MCCOTTER, THADDEUS G

BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $158,226Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $150,843RODNEY ALEXANDER FOR CONGRESS INC.: $79,571Democratic Governors Association: $56,041LEE TERRY FOR CONGRESS: $51,941BILL PASCRELL, JR. PUBLIC SERVICE FUND: $50,548DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS: $49,490Republican Governors Association: $49,194POWERED BY PEOPLE: $48,290COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $37,536BILIRAKIS FOR CONGRESS: $34,344CIRO D. RODRIGUEZ FOR CONGRESS: $33,408$4.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$342k
  • Republican candidate committees$324k
  • Democratic candidate committees$133k

OFFICE DEPOT

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,094$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,094

ASCOTT CORPORATION

MCCOTTER, DENNIS MR.

Laura Cox For Chair: $2,474MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,042$5k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,474
  • Republican candidate committees$2,042

LIVONIA TROPHY

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,036OFFICIAL 12TH DIST DEM PARTY: $225$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,036
  • PACs, parties and other committees$225

THE POST BAR

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $2,034$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,034

TECHSONIT, INC

CLARK, J. THOMAS MR.

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

MOUSSAWER, EDWARD I MR.

Republican Governors Association: $637,151OHIO DEMOCRATIC PARTY - FEDERAL: $208,251ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $121,297LCV Political Engagement Fund: $117,221TEAM EMERSON FOR JO ANN EMERSON: $93,609FOR OUR FUTURE: $74,289REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $72,528DCCC: $70,222TEXANS FOR HENRY CUELLAR CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN: $53,159DEAN FOR AMERICA: $52,574PROMETHEAN PAC: $51,631DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF LA: $50,000$4.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.3M
  • Republican candidate committees$215k
  • Democratic candidate committees$106k

ENTERPRISE RENT A CAR

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,890$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,890

U.S. POSTAL SERVICE - LANSING

LAPORTE, NOEL MR.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,888$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,888

CELLNET COMMUNICATIONS

ABI-ASSAF, JEANNETTE MRS.

FREEDOM FOR AMERICA (FFA PAC): $21,485SCALISE FOR CONGRESS: $4,000MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,867RAISIN BARGAINING ASS'N FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $1,500NUNES VICTORY FUND: $1,242NIXON PEABODY LLP PAC: $1,000CIGAR-PAC (CIGAR ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, INC.): $300TULARE COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE (FEDERAL): $240$32k
  • Republican candidate committees$29k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,040

DEVIN NUNES CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,864$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,864

MARRIOTT NEW YORK EAST SIDE

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

GARRISON, MARK MR.

TERRI LYNN LAND FOR SENATE: $14,623BACHMANN FOR CONGRESS: $6,149Jobs Opportunities Equality Fund: $5,766CONSERVATION OHIO: $5,585INDIANA REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY SUPER PAC: $4,381JUSTIN AMASH FOR SENATE: $3,714HANKINS FOR CONGRESS: $3,704BERGMANFORCONGRESS: $3,599BATES FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $3,300GIBBONS FOR OHIO: $3,213BETTY SUTTON FOR CONGRESS: $3,200ROYCE WHITE FOR SENATE: $2,897$167k
  • Republican candidate committees$41k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$16k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,200

SPEEDWAY

DEAN, KELLY

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,818$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,818

XEROGRAPHIC SOLUTIONS

JOHNSON, BILL

MOORE, KARA

RICHARDSON FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $104,265ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE FOR ALL PAC: $77,347DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF WISCONSIN FEDERAL: $53,919Democratic Governors Association: $40,018LATOURETTE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $36,778DEAN FOR AMERICA: $30,189STEPHANIE HERSETH SANDLIN FOR SOUTH DAKOTA: $16,639UDALL FOR US ALL: $15,323RYAN FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $14,943SANFORD BISHOP FOR CONGRESS: $13,884SOUTH FLORIDA FIRST PAC: $13,389FORBES FOR CONGRESS: $13,017$2.1M
  • Democratic candidate committees$258k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$107k
  • Republican candidate committees$65k

OFFICE MAX

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,800$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,800

DR. ZAIUS & THE BRIGHT EYES

INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL VICTORY COMMITTEE: $8,350PINNACLE PAC: $5,000RICHARDSON FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $4,791REPUBLICAN PARTY OF WISCONSIN: $3,372ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $2,382TRIPLE CROWN PROJECT INC: $1,736MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,685ANGIE PACCIONE FOR CONGRESS: $1,466BRIANNA WU FOR CONGRESS: $1,417PAT MCDONOUGH LEADERSHIP: $944NANCY NAPLES FOR CONGRESS: $924KEADY FOR CONGRESS: $856$47k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$13k
  • Republican candidate committees$11k
  • Democratic candidate committees$8,529

RED ROOF INN

BOWMAN, BLAIR MR.

Republican Governors Association: $684,544DCCC: $337,000ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $280,348College Republican National Committee, Inc.: $197,666MOORE FOR CONGRESS: $184,476Republican Attorneys General Association: $162,453RICHARDSON FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $90,189DAN CRENSHAW FOR CONGRESS: $86,287GOPAC, Inc.: $71,233SCALISE FOR CONGRESS: $64,086SWALWELL FOR CONGRESS: $63,638GIVING WILLINGLY EMPOWERING NATIONALLY PAC: $62,275$7.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$431k
  • Democratic candidate committees$338k

SOUTHWEST AIRLINES

PROMETHEAN PAC: $55,039CONYERS FOR CONGRESS: $17,234WASHTENAW COUNTY DEMOCRATIC - FEDERAL ACCOUNT: $15,557MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $15,409LEVIN FOR CONGRESS: $15,14913TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION: $7,353RASHIDA TLAIB FOR CONGRESS: $7,058PETERS FOR MICHIGAN: $6,016PHILIP A. HART DEMOCRATIC CLUB: $5,032ANDY LEVIN FOR CONGRESS: $2,817FRIENDS OF PAUL MITCHELL: $2,796TAJ FOR CONGRESS: $2,414$180k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$98k
  • Democratic candidate committees$51k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,796

DTE ENERGY

WORKERS VOTE: $72,138MARCO RUBIO FOR PRESIDENT: $30,547MARYLAND REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $17,652RICK SANTORUM FOR PRESIDENT, INC. (2012): $17,511AMERICAN CROSSROADS: $14,952ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $10,553COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $9,483FOR OUR FUTURE: $9,259RUSS FULCHER FOR IDAHO: $7,096JENKINS FOR SENATE: $6,469MEUSER FOR CONGRESS: $6,335REMEDY PAC: $6,121$461k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$130k
  • Republican candidate committees$79k

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,565$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,565

WAYNE ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

DEMOCRACY FOR ALL NOW PAC: $8,888MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,528FRIENDS OF SENATOR CARL LEVIN: $1,103$12k
  • Democratic candidate committees$9,991
  • Republican candidate committees$1,528

EPOCH CATERING

DCCC: $949,927DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $464,710HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $375,449EMILYS LIST: $295,663PROMETHEAN PAC: $291,849JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $218,497DEAN FOR AMERICA: $205,327HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC. TECHNOLOGIES PUBLIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL (HONPAC): $143,108JOE LIEBERMAN FOR PRESIDENT INC: $70,618BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $70,152BUSH-CHENEY '04 INC.: $67,740Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee: $67,061$4.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$870k
  • Republican candidate committees$138k

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,500$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,500

TWO MUSES THEATRE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,500$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,500

METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON PARTIES

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,445$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,445

WHITE LAKE INN

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,410GORMAN FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $334$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,744

CROSSLAND ECONOMY STUDIOS

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,376$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,376

COLUMBIA ENTERPRISES, INC.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,374$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,374

ANTONIO'S CUCINA ITALIANO

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $104,958GUPTA FOR CONGRESS: $10,365JOHN JAMES FOR SENATE, INC.: $6,733ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $4,900TRUMP SAVE AMERICA JOINT FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE: $3,739MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN PARTY: $2,830Ronna For Chair: $2,335MIKE KOWALL FOR CONGRESS: $2,188TERRI LYNN LAND FOR SENATE: $1,866Bobby Schostak for Chairman: $1,718MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,348WALBERG FOR CONGRESS: $301$144k
  • Republican candidate committees$122k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$11k
  • Democratic candidate committees$10k

BOCO ENTERPRISES, INC.

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $283,487TEAM KENNEDY: $135,927THE 2016 COMMITTEE: $81,685NRCC: $80,809REPUBLICAN PARTY OF KENTUCKY: $61,051BERNIE 2016: $52,204DEMOCRACY FOR AMERICA: $47,712KANSANS FOR MARSHALL: $25,724RICHMOND FOR CONGRESS: $23,057TED CRUZ FOR SENATE: $22,523FRIENDS OF MARY LANDRIEU, INC.: $20,000REPUBLICAN PARTY OF MINNESOTA - FEDERAL: $18,344$1.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$573k
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$136k
  • Democratic candidate committees$95k
  • Republican candidate committees$48k

THE UPS STORE

ZOLNIEROWICZ, MICHAEL MR.

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

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

U.S. AIRWAYS

CONSERVATIVE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $4,293MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,277TERRI SEWELL FOR CONGRESS: $524$6k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,293
  • Republican candidate committees$1,277
  • Democratic candidate committees$524

BUDGET CAR & TRUCK RENTAL

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,251DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $555IRA HOFFMAN FOR CONGRESS: $251$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,502
  • PACs, parties and other committees$555

THE MAIL BOX PLUS

SMART Political Education League: $83,289BLACK AMERICA'S POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $12,699NRCC: $10,069STABENOW FOR US SENATE: $4,187KEN LONGMYER FOR CONGRESS: $3,990FCDC - FEDERAL: $3,062CAMPAIGN FOR WORKING FAMILIES: $3,030MIKE TURNER FOR CONGRESS: $2,841JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $2,474JUDY FEDER FOR CONGRESS: $2,349MORAN FOR CONGRESS: $1,924SUSAN B. ANTHONY LIST. INC. CANDIDATE FUND (DBA SUSAN B. ANTHONY PRO-LIFE AMERICA CANDIDATE FUND): $1,910$137k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$114k
  • Democratic candidate committees$15k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,474

CONTINENTAL SERVICES

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,226SOUTH FLORIDA FIRST PAC: $681JEFFRIES FOR CONGRESS: $672GUTIERREZ FOR CONGRESS: $414$3k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,226
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,087
  • PACs, parties and other committees$681

HILTON CHECKERS LOS ANGELES

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,200$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,200

GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

VALENTE, MARK MR. III

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $17,800,451College Republican National Committee, Inc.: $9,736,406DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $8,126,435NRCC: $8,084,260NRSC: $6,619,592NEVER BACK DOWN INC.: $3,820,199Budget Watchdogs Newsletter: $2,438,585Election Digest - A Project of the Coalition for Literacy: $1,761,796MINNESOTA DEMOCRATIC-FARMER-LABOR PARTY: $1,028,236Moving Colorado Forward: $898,821NEW REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FUND: $797,745330889683: $751,576$93.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$55.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$6.6M

U.S. POSTMASTER

Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $189,456MAJORITY INITIATIVE TO KEEP ELECTING REPUBLICANS FUND A.K.A MIKE R FUND: $132,032REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $127,620Republican Attorneys General Association: $99,578BART'S BRIDGE PAC: $92,444STUPAK FOR CONGRESS: $73,405BMW VICTORY COMMITTEE: $66,208GREAT LAKES PAC: $30,604BISHOP HUIZENGA WALBERG VICTORY COMMITTEE: $28,411BERGMANFORCONGRESS: $24,850WALBERG FOR CONGRESS: $18,288The Governor's Club: $18,073$1.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$690k
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$95k
  • Democratic candidate committees$73k
  • Republican candidate committees$43k

GRAND HOTEL

REICIN, GLENN M. MR.

JEFFRIES FOR CONGRESS: $118,555Republican Governors Association: $86,764SWALWELL FOR CONGRESS: $79,806OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $60,825GOPAC, Inc.: $54,554RO FOR CONGRESS INC: $46,000College Republican National Committee, Inc.: $39,514CHC BOLD PAC: $38,475SETH FOR MASSACHUSETTS, INC: $28,963NRCC: $26,956EQUALITY PAC: $23,794JOHN LEWIS FOR CONGRESS: $23,195$2.6M
  • Democratic candidate committees$357k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$270k

AMTRAK

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,106$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,106

RIGHT TO LIFE/LIFESPAN OF METRO DETROIT

VANVALKENBURG, MARTIN MR.

BETTY, PENDLEY

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,048SEAN PATRICK MALONEY FOR CONGRESS: $546O'MALLEY FOR PRESIDENT: $306$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,048
  • Democratic candidate committees$852

HILTON TIMES SQUARE

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,045TROTT FOR CONGRESS, INC.: $350$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,395

LIVONIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

DRAGON PAC: $77,838FRIENDS OF MATT GAETZ: $70,308THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TRUST PAC: $54,840JOHN CURTIS FOR UTAH: $44,753BETH VAN DUYNE FOR CONGRESS: $40,630COLORADO TURNOUT PROJECT: $40,580NY REPUBLICAN FEDERAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $38,639GARY PALMER FOR CONGRESS: $35,853JAMIE DAVIS FOR U.S. SENATE: $33,695BERGMANFORCONGRESS: $33,564SUBURBAN VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN COALITION (SUV GOP): $27,889KENMITCHELLFORVA: $26,888$2.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$264k
  • Democratic candidate committees$138k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$123k

CONSTANT CONTACT

DCCC: $1,530,917DSCC: $1,026,788NRSC: $475,634Republican Governors Association: $408,290Republican Attorneys General Association: $234,986Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $173,606Democratic Governors Association: $82,411LGBTQ Victory Fund: $79,534CAMPAIGN FOR WORKING FAMILIES: $68,533FRIENDS OF ROSA DELAURO: $48,047JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $41,910GOPAC, Inc.: $41,581$5.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$476k
  • Democratic candidate committees$90k

THE HARTFORD

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,000$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,000

KENTUCKY-6 REPUBLICAN GENERAL ELECTION COMMITTEE

SMITH, WALLACE E. MR.

MCCOTTER CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,000$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,000

MASON ENERGY

DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ FOR CONGRESS: $3,942COMMITTEE TO ELECT GARY L. ACKERMAN, INC.: $2,650MINNICK FOR CONGRESS: $2,150GUTIERREZ FOR CONGRESS: $2,028SHERMAN FOR CONGRESS: $2,000JIM COSTA FOR CONGRESS: $2,000KLEIN FOR CONGRESS: $2,000HEATH SHULER FOR CONGRESS: $2,000MIKE ROSS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,800FRIENDS OF DENNIS CARDOZA: $1,750MALONEY FOR CONGRESS: $1,650MCHENRY FOR CONGRESS: $1,300$48k
  • Democratic candidate committees$24k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,300

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Money Received:
lifetime

raised from disclosed sources: $6,135,324 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $18,500 (0.3%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$6.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.1M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$18k · 0.3%

PEOPLE FOR ENTERPRISE TRADE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH (PETE PAC)

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

PATRIOT DAY COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $16,515,696 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$16.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$16.5M · 100.0%

BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD OF MICHIGAN PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $5,379,938 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$5.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.4M · 100.0%

CTIA - THE WIRELESS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $7,907,191 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$7.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.9M · 100.0%

U.S. BANCORP POLITICAL PARTICIPATION PROGRAM

raised from disclosed sources: $649,460 (100.0%)spent 104% of lifetime receipts$649kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$649k · 100.0%

DEDICATED TO ESTABLISHING NATIONAL TEAMWORK PAC

KOLB, MICHAEL G. MR.

JUNG, JERROLD M. MR.

TROTT, DAVID MR.

HELPPIE, RICHARD D. MR.

LIGGETT, ROBERT G. MR. JR.

LIGGETT, VICTORIA MRS.

KOWALSKI, ROBERT R MR.

PHILLIPS, WILLIAM T MR.

BROWN, MICHAEL C. MR.

BEZNOS, HAROLD MR.

MOROUN, MATTHEW T. MR.

KOLB, CYNTHIA A. MRS.

SMITH, WALLACE E. MR.

SAKWA, REBECCA MRS.

BLACKWELL, JOHN H MR. III

PHILLIPS, WILLIAM T. MR.

SAKWA, GARY R MR.

PASKY, CYNTHIA J

PARTRICH, SPENCER MR.

MOROUN, M.J. (MATTIE) MR.

NICHOLSON, ANN MS.

NICHOLSON, JAMES MR.

KOWALSKI, ANTOINETTE F. MRS.

ARONOFF, JANET MRS.

GRAND, STEPHEN MR.

WILKINSON, W.S.

HALE, KENNETH MR.

HELPPIE, RICHARD D. MR.

NICHOLSON, JAMES MR.

ARONOFF, LYNN E. MS.

BEZNOS, HAROLD MR.

CRAWFORD, ALEXANDER S MR.

DABISH, WILLIAM K. MR. JR.

DANOU, SAMIR A. MR.

MICHEL, GABRIEL J. MR.

PHILLIPS, BRIDGET MRS.

REICIN, GLENN M. MR.

STANFORD, LOUIS C. MR.

FISCHER, DAVID T. MR.

SIEFFERT, JOHN MR.

ABI-ASSAF, MICHAEL MR.

CUMMINGS, PETER D. MR.

DEMATTIA, ROBERT MR.

HELPPIE, LESLIE S. MRS.

KOWALSKI, A.F.

KOWALSKI, MARISA

MUCKE, CHRISTOPHER A MR.

FRITZ, ERIC R. MR.

BROWN, EDWARD C

BROWN, MARY

DRESNER, LINDA MS.

FOSS, DONALD A.

MOROUN, AGNES ANN MS.

MOROUN, M.J. MR.

NICHOLSON, JAMES B. MR.

TROTT, KATHLEEN MRS.

MARTINEZ, PHILIPPE

STAMPER, DAN MR.

STAMPER, DARLENE MRS.

MESSNER (RED EYE), TOM (RED EYE)

SAKWA, GARY R. MR.

COX, GILBERT C. MR.

HALE, JUDY MRS.

HELPPIE, LESLIE S. MRS.

KUROWSKI, DENISE M MRS.

PASKY, CINDY MS.

CRAWFORD, ALEXANDER MR.

DIPONIO, JOHN MR.

HAGOPIAN, EDGAR MR.

EISENBERG, WILLIAM MR.

ROSS, SHARIMA S MS.

WILLIAMS, HEDLEY MR.

BRANDON, DAVID MR.

OTTENWESS, DAVID MR.

ARONOFF, ARNOLD

BLUMENSTEIN, HAROLD MR.

DIEBOLT, LINDA J. MRS.

DIEBOLT, LINDA J. MRS.

DIEBOLT, MICHAEL C. MR.

DIEBOLT, MICHAEL C. MR.

DIPONIO, BRENDA E MRS.

DIPONIO, THOMAS MR.

GRAND, NANCY MRS.

GRAND, NANCY MRS.

GRAND, STEPHEN MR.

HELLER, JAMES A. MR.

HUIZENGA, J.C. MR.

JOHNSON, GEORGE D MR. JR.

JUNG, JERROLD M. MR.

JUNG, MARY B. MRS.

KOLB, CYNTHIA A. MRS.

KOLB, MICHAEL G. MR.

RUGGIRELLO, JEROME MR.

RUGIERO, ANTHONY MR.

SAKWA, REBECCA MRS.

WERDERITSCH, PATRICIA A. MRS.

WILSON, KAREN M. MS.

CONNOR, JOHN MR.

CLARK, J. THOMAS MR.

FARABAUGH, ROSEMARY MS.

DEMMER, WILLIAM J. MR.

EWING, PETER

QUINN, JOHN MR. JR.

VALENTI, DELANO A. MR.

LETICA, MARA MS.

SMITH, JOAN E. MRS.

STEWART, GORDON L. MR.

WOODRUFF, DAVID D. MR.

BELAMARIC, JOHN DR.

STULBERG, LINDA B.

THOMPSON, ROBERT MR.

EVERSS, HERBERT MR.

HAGOPIAN, EDGAR MR.

ROBERTS, GARY D MR.

ARONOFF, DANIEL MR.

BLACKWELL, JOHN MR. III

BOWMAN, BLAIR MR.

CELANI, THOMAS MR.

COX, GILBERT C. MR.

DAVIS, A. DAVID MR.

DEMATTIA, ROBERT MR.

FERRANTINO, MICHAEL J MR.

FLETCHER, PETER B MR.

FROST, JAY A. MR. III

NADHIR, WAAD MR.

NECOVSKI, RISTO MR.

ROSENKRANDS, PETER MR.

ROSENKRANDS, PETER K. MR.

SCHOSTAK, JEROME

WEISER, RONALD MR.

WERDERITSCH, ANTHONY MR.

JENKINS, PHIL F. MR.

OWINGS, DALE E. MR.

ZIMMERMANN, KARL J. MR.

VALENTE, MARK MR. III

NIX, ROBERT R MR.

AZNAVORIAN, MICHAEL A. MR.

BROWN, EDWARD C MR.

BROWN, MICHAEL C MR.

DIPONIO, THOMAS MR.

FERRANTINO, MICHAEL MR

FLETCHER, PETER B. MR.

FRITZ, CHRISTINE

HANDLEMAN, DAVID

KATZ, CARY

KOWALSKI, MICHAEL

KOWALSKI, ROBERT JR.

MESSNER, TOM

PHILLIPS, BRIDGET N. MRS.

STANFORD, LOUIS C MR.

TROTT, DAVID MR.

ZIMMERMANN, KARL J MR.

MOUSSAWER, EDWARD I MR.

MOROUN, A. ANN MS.

OTTENWESS, STEPHANIE P MS.

SECCHIA, PETER MR.

TAUBMAN, ROBERT S MR.

WEINER, S. EVAN MR.

BROCK, WANDA MS.

CODILIS, ERNEST J MR. JR.

CODILIS, PAMELA J MR.

DANOU, SAMIR A MR.

DIPONIO, MICHAEL A MR.

DIPONIO, THOMAS S. MR.

KUROWSKI, MARK J MR.

LETICA, MARA MS.

LEVY, EDWARD C. MR. JR.

MAXWELL, JACK MR.

MONAGHAN, THOMAS

MOROUN, LINDSAY MRS.

MOROUN, NORA MRS.

PHILLIPS, BRIDGET MRS.

STAWIARSKI, LEO C MR. JR.

STAWIARSKI, MARGARET F MRS.

STEIN, MICHAEL L. MR.

THOMPSON, ELLEN MRS.

VAN ELSLANDER, ARCHIE

VAN ELSLANDER, MARY ANN

WOLFF, GEORGETTA

BREAKIE, RICHARD MR.

QAZI, MOHAMMAD A. MR.

RUGIERO, ANTHONY MR.

SCHAFER, STEVEN J. MR.

WILSON, KAREN M. MS.

BOWMAN, BLAIR MR.

ARONOFF, DANIEL MR.

GILLOOLY, JOHN MR.

GILLOOLY, JOHN MR.

KOCH, JOSEPH C MR.

KOWALSKI, ANTOINETTE F

KOWALSKI, ROBERT MR.

LAPIANA, LOUIS MR.

MOROUN, LINDSAY

MOROUN, MATTHEW MR.

NADHIR, WAAD MR.

REICIN, GLENN M MR.

SHEAROUSE, HENRY MR.

SMERECKI, PATRICK MR.

WAGNER, JASON

ABIRAMIA, JIHAD

MPM ENTERPRISES, LLC

MATCH-E-BE-NASH-SHE-WISH BAND OF POTTAWATOMI INDIANS

JENKINS FOODS, LLC

GG Capital LLC

Jogan Capital LLC

STUDENT LOAN CONSOLIDATION CENTER, LLC

GOAL FINANCIAL

ARIE LIEBOVITZ ENTERPRISES

BARONA G & A ACCOUNT

WALDMAN INVESTMENT ASSOCIATES

HAMATI BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE

LIVONIA BUILDERS SHEFFIELD PARK, LLC

RI-AL INVESTMENT, LLC

R. JOHNSON LLC

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$2,338 1
$1,500 1
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$1,000 1
$500 1
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$400 1
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$18k 10
$17k 8
$16k 7
$15k 8
$15k 7
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$14k 6
$11k 6
$11k 11
$9,500 5
$9,400 4
$9,050 5
$9,000 6
$8,600 6
$8,200 5
$8,200 6
$7,900 4
$7,300 3
$7,200 4
$7,000 3
$7,000 3
$7,000 3
$6,900 3
$6,500 5
$6,400 3
$6,138 3
$6,100 3
$6,100 3
$6,100 3
$6,000 3
$6,000 3
$6,000 3
$6,000 2
$6,000 6
$6,000 11
$5,900 4
$5,540 3
$5,500 9
$5,400 4
$5,400 12
$5,296 6
$5,000 4
$5,000 10
$5,000 4
$5,000 2
$5,000 2
$5,000 2
$4,900 2
$4,800 2
$4,800 2
$4,800 2
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$4,800 2
$4,800 2
$4,800 2
$4,800 2
$4,792 3
$4,700 2
$4,700 2
$4,600 2
$4,600 4
$4,500 4
$4,400 3
$4,400 3
$4,400 2
$4,400 2
$4,300 2
$4,300 2
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$4,200 2
$4,200 2
$4,200 2
$4,100 2
$4,100 2
$4,000 2
$4,000 3
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$4,000 2
$3,960 3
$3,950 4
$3,924 2
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$3,750 6
$3,750 5
$3,700 9
$3,500 2
$3,500 2
$3,500 5
$3,500 7
$3,400 11
$3,400 2
$3,300 2
$3,200 8
$3,200 4
$3,200 3
$3,000 4
$3,000 2
$3,000 3
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$3,000 3
$3,000 2
$3,000 6
$3,000 4
$3,000 3
$3,000 3
$3,000 2
$3,000 3
$3,000 3
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$3,000 4
$3,000 3
$3,000 4
$2,800 2
$2,800 9
$2,750 2
$2,744 4
$2,700 7
$2,500 3
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$2,200 3
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$2,100 1
$2,000 1
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whowhy it is darktotalrows
A company (LLC) $8,500 5
of which: 30 Apr 2003 $500 1
of which: 30 Jun 2003 $5,500 2
of which: 15 Jul 2003 $2,500 2
An organization no register knows $3,000 2
of which: 5 Feb 2004 $2,000 1
of which: 1 Mar 2006 $1,000 1
A company (LLC) $2,500 2
A company (LLC) $1,000 1
A company (LLC) $1,000 1
A company (LLC) $1,000 1
An organization no register knows $1,000 1
An organization no register knows $500 1
An organization no register knows $500 1
An organization no register knows $500 1
An organization no register knows $300 1
A company (LLC) $250 1
A company (LLC) $250 1
A company (LLC) $250 1

Which industries or interests donate the most: Lifetime

$2.4M listed one by one from individuals.

33 rows
IndustryShareAmount
Law Firms & Legal Services5.3%$126k
Investment & Securities2.2%$52k
Automotive1.8%$43k
Real Estate1.3%$30k
Health Services & Retail Pharmacy1.2%$27k
Transportation & Logistics0.6%$14k
Lobbying & Government Affairs0.4%$10k
Education & Universities0.3%$7,950
Construction & Homebuilding0.3%$7,050
Accounting & Consulting0.3%$6,850
Insurance0.3%$6,600
Non-bank Lending & Credit0.3%$6,500
Industrial & Materials0.2%$5,250
Advertising, Marketing & Design0.2%$4,600
Banking0.2%$3,637
Media & Entertainment0.1%$3,500
Diversified Holdings0.1%$2,500
Retail0.1%$2,000
Architecture & Engineering0.0%$900
Semiconductors0.0%$700
Wholesale & Distribution0.0%$300
Software & Cloud0.0%$300
Restaurants0.0%$250
Government and public institutions0.2%$5,800
Advocacy, policy and political groups0.1%$1,750
Trade groups for Pharmaceuticals0.0%$1,000
Charities and other nonprofits0.3%$8,000
Nominated, awaiting review1.8%$42k
Retired3.4%$79k
Self-employed1.6%$39k
Homemaker6.5%$154k
Not employed, or no employer given6.3%$149k
Not yet coded64.3%$1.5M
8 organizations
OrganizationShareAmount
CenTra0.6%$14k
SCHOSTAK BROTHERS COMPANY0.3%$6,500
The Suburban Collection0.2%$5,400
Quicken Loans0.2%$4,000
Morgan Stanley0.1%$3,240
Ford0.1%$2,882
RIVERSTONE COMMUNITIES0.1%$2,000
College Loan Corporation0.1%$2,000