Off the wire
raised from disclosed sources (everything the trail does not end dark): $3,232,958 (99.7%)dark money raised: receipts whose trail ends at an entity with no donor filing (a floor, over the cycles the trail covers: 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016): $8,516 (0.3%)spent 100% of everything raised, lifetime (the hatched arc)$3.2Mraised, lifetime

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC)

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC) C00385732

Established
by the 2004 cycle
Industries / issues
not yet on file here
Average donation
$2,635
Recipients
122

Money Spent:
lifetime

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $2,565,580 (21.3%)the candidate's own money: $80,000 (0.7%)individuals outside Iowa: $647,377 (5.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,135,542 (59.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,620,830 (13.5%)spent $12.2M ($12.2M by the campaigns, net of $26k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $12.2M that came in over 1996-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.0M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$2.6M · 21.3%
  • the candidate's own money$80k · 0.7%
  • individuals outside Iowa$647k · 5.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.1M · 59.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.6M · 13.5%

BOSWELL, LEONARD L.

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $2,348,674 (11.3%)the candidate's own money: $2,138 (0.0%)individuals outside Iowa: $644,174 (3.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,603,740 (79.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,206,021 (5.8%)spent $20.6M ($9.4M by the campaigns, net of $299k refunded or moved to their own committees, $11.2M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $20.9M that came in over 2006-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$20.8M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$2.3M · 11.3%
  • the candidate's own money$2,138 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Iowa$644k · 3.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.6M · 79.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 5.8%

LOEBSACK, DAVID WAYNE

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $1,849,843 (9.5%)individuals outside Iowa: $5,777,492 (29.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,851,115 (24.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,092,746 (36.2%)spent $20.6M ($20.6M by the campaigns, net of $234k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $20.8M that came in over 2006-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.6M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$1.8M · 9.5%
  • individuals outside Iowa$5.8M · 29.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.9M · 24.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.1M · 36.2%

BRALEY, BRUCE L

voters in Pennsylvania: $25,816,758 (7.0%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $30,579,039 (8.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $276,922,419 (75.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $34,631,052 (9.4%)spent $381.7M ($117.0M by the campaigns, net of $2.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $264.7M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $384.3M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$367.9M
  • voters in Pennsylvania$25.8M · 7.0%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$30.6M · 8.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$276.9M · 75.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$34.6M · 9.4%

CASEY, ROBERT P. JR.

voters in Louisiana: $10,237,016 (25.1%)the candidate's own money: $618,343 (1.5%)individuals outside Louisiana: $10,707,069 (26.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $12,245,695 (30.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $6,995,228 (17.1%)spent $44.2M ($44.2M by the campaigns, net of $588k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $44.7M that came in over 1996-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$40.8M
  • voters in Louisiana$10.2M · 25.1%
  • the candidate's own money$618k · 1.5%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$10.7M · 26.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12.2M · 30.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.0M · 17.1%

LANDRIEU, MARY L

voters in Arkansas: $5,326,707 (24.2%)individuals outside Arkansas: $6,984,936 (31.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,370,144 (33.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,366,268 (10.7%)spent $22.8M ($22.8M by the campaigns, net of $125k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $22.9M that came in over 2002-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$22.0M
  • voters in Arkansas$5.3M · 24.2%
  • individuals outside Arkansas$7.0M · 31.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.4M · 33.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 10.7%

PRYOR, MARK LUNSFORD

voters in Alaska: $2,230,733 (15.0%)individuals outside Alaska: $5,961,365 (40.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,070,300 (27.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,570,682 (17.3%)spent $15.5M ($15.5M by the campaigns, net of $128k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $15.6M that came in over 2008-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.8M
  • voters in Alaska$2.2M · 15.0%
  • individuals outside Alaska$6.0M · 40.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.1M · 27.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.6M · 17.3%

BEGICH, MARK

voters in New Hampshire: $5,386,068 (6.4%)individuals outside New Hampshire: $16,274,560 (19.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $41,895,514 (49.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $20,685,240 (24.6%)spent $85.5M ($51.6M by the campaigns, net of $805k refunded or moved to their own committees, $33.9M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $87.1M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$84.2M
  • voters in New Hampshire$5.4M · 6.4%
  • individuals outside New Hampshire$16.3M · 19.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$41.9M · 49.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$20.7M · 24.6%

SHAHEEN, JEANNE

voters in Rhode Island: $4,139,187 (17.8%)the candidate's own money: $360,000 (1.5%)individuals outside Rhode Island: $12,318,159 (53.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,772,368 (20.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,659,900 (7.1%)spent $25.2M ($25.2M by the campaigns, net of $292k refunded or moved to their own committees, $516 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $25.7M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$23.2M
  • voters in Rhode Island$4.1M · 17.8%
  • the candidate's own money$360k · 1.5%
  • individuals outside Rhode Island$12.3M · 53.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.8M · 20.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 7.1%

WHITEHOUSE, SHELDON

voters in Ohio: $41,607,401 (8.5%)the candidate's own money: $1,662 (0.0%)individuals outside Ohio: $63,249,713 (13.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $298,361,839 (61.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $84,618,456 (17.3%)spent $507.1M ($225.7M by the campaigns, net of $3.5M refunded or moved to their own committees, $281.3M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $515.8M that came in over 1992-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)served totals here exclude $41.5M across 1 flagged filing; the reasoning is public at /ie-review$487.8M
  • voters in Ohio$41.6M · 8.5%
  • the candidate's own money$1,662 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Ohio$63.2M · 13.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$298.4M · 61.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$84.6M · 17.3%

BROWN, SHERROD

voters in West Virginia: $3,436,031 (10.9%)individuals outside West Virginia: $13,816,182 (43.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $12,120,125 (38.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,250,832 (7.1%)spent $23.0M ($19.0M by the campaigns, net of $3.4M refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.9M by outside groups for them): 66% of the $34.8M that came in over 2010-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$31.6M
  • voters in West Virginia$3.4M · 10.9%
  • individuals outside West Virginia$13.8M · 43.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12.1M · 38.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.3M · 7.1%

MANCHIN, JOE III

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $1,474,343 (13.5%)individuals outside Minnesota: $889,207 (8.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,856,351 (62.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,709,672 (15.6%)spent $10.8M ($7.0M by the campaigns, net of $172k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.8M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $11.0M that came in over 2012-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.9M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$1.5M · 13.5%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$889k · 8.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.9M · 62.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 15.6%

NOLAN, RICHARD M.

voters in Arkansas: $3,140,820 (13.9%)the candidate's own money: $4,000 (0.0%)individuals outside Arkansas: $5,086,412 (22.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,605,111 (47.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,707,795 (16.4%)spent $23.0M ($23.0M by the campaigns, net of $290k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $23.3M that came in over 1992-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$22.5M
  • voters in Arkansas$3.1M · 13.9%
  • the candidate's own money$4,000 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Arkansas$5.1M · 22.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.6M · 47.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.7M · 16.4%

LINCOLN, BLANCHE L

voters in Minnesota: $10,751,829 (20.1%)individuals outside Minnesota: $14,701,666 (27.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,236,195 (28.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $12,698,230 (23.8%)spent $57.6M ($50.0M by the campaigns, net of $4.8M refunded or moved to their own committees, $7.7M by outside groups for them): 92% of the $62.6M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$53.4M
  • voters in Minnesota$10.8M · 20.1%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$14.7M · 27.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15.2M · 28.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$12.7M · 23.8%

KLOBUCHAR, AMY

voters in Washington: $20,563,271 (24.5%)the candidate's own money: $8,376 (0.0%)individuals outside Washington: $13,795,047 (16.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $26,492,642 (31.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $23,057,860 (27.5%)spent $86.3M ($75.2M by the campaigns, net of $867k refunded or moved to their own committees, $11.1M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $89.3M that came in over 1992-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$83.8M
  • voters in Washington$20.6M · 24.5%
  • the candidate's own money$8,376 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Washington$13.8M · 16.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$26.5M · 31.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$23.1M · 27.5%

MURRAY, PATTY

voters in Montana: $12,143,043 (4.3%)individuals outside Montana: $67,815,734 (23.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $168,801,903 (59.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $35,149,547 (12.4%)spent $289.2M ($132.0M by the campaigns, net of $5.9M refunded or moved to their own committees, $157.2M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $295.7M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$283.9M
  • voters in Montana$12.1M · 4.3%
  • individuals outside Montana$67.8M · 23.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$168.8M · 59.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$35.1M · 12.4%

TESTER, R. JON

voters in Colorado: $8,667,496 (23.5%)the candidate's own money: $55,000 (0.1%)individuals outside Colorado: $11,191,366 (30.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,651,933 (20.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $9,260,074 (25.1%)spent $38.4M ($38.4M by the campaigns, net of $435k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $38.8M that came in over 1998-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$36.8M
  • voters in Colorado$8.7M · 23.5%
  • the candidate's own money$55k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Colorado$11.2M · 30.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.7M · 20.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$9.3M · 25.1%

UDALL, MARK E

voters in Minnesota: $3,811,311 (8.0%)the candidate's own money: $183,339 (0.4%)individuals outside Minnesota: $16,813,498 (35.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,010,182 (6.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $23,874,428 (50.1%)spent $58.8M ($58.3M by the campaigns, net of $667k refunded or moved to their own committees, $459k by outside groups for them): 96% of the $61.2M that came in over 2008-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$47.7M
  • voters in Minnesota$3.8M · 8.0%
  • the candidate's own money$183k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$16.8M · 35.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.0M · 6.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$23.9M · 50.1%

FRANKEN, AL

voters in North Carolina: $3,348,906 (10.9%)the candidate's own money: $420,000 (1.4%)individuals outside North Carolina: $3,781,561 (12.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,962,200 (16.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $18,295,488 (59.4%)spent $33.6M ($33.6M by the campaigns, net of $230k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $33.9M that came in over 2008-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$30.8M
  • voters in North Carolina$3.3M · 10.9%
  • the candidate's own money$420k · 1.4%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$3.8M · 12.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.0M · 16.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$18.3M · 59.4%

HAGAN, KAY R

voters in Virginia: $18,347,985 (24.5%)the candidate's own money: $10,726,284 (14.3%)individuals outside Virginia: $21,544,263 (28.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $14,407,563 (19.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $9,759,622 (13.1%)spent $80.2M ($79.2M by the campaigns, net of $733k refunded or moved to their own committees, $969k by outside groups for them): 91% of the $88.4M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$74.8M
  • voters in Virginia$18.3M · 24.5%
  • the candidate's own money$10.7M · 14.3%
  • individuals outside Virginia$21.5M · 28.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$14.4M · 19.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$9.8M · 13.1%

WARNER, MARK ROBERT

voters in Delaware: $3,083,531 (12.7%)the candidate's own money: $320,509 (1.3%)individuals outside Delaware: $10,155,200 (41.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,229,303 (38.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,441,873 (6.0%)spent $20.8M ($19.5M by the campaigns, net of $271k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.3M by outside groups for them): 80% of the $26.1M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$24.2M
  • voters in Delaware$3.1M · 12.7%
  • the candidate's own money$321k · 1.3%
  • individuals outside Delaware$10.2M · 41.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.2M · 38.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 6.0%

COONS, CHRISTOPHER A.

voters in Montana: $1,402,032 (1.3%)the candidate's own money: $3,500 (0.0%)individuals outside Montana: $10,034,163 (9.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $93,765,244 (85.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,710,162 (4.3%)spent $109.7M ($30.1M by the campaigns, net of $2.2M refunded or moved to their own committees, $79.6M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $112.4M that came in over 1980-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$109.9M
  • voters in Montana$1.4M · 1.3%
  • the candidate's own money$3,500 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Montana$10.0M · 9.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$93.8M · 85.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.7M · 4.3%

BAUCUS, MAX

voters in Rhode Island: $3,614,563 (14.3%)the candidate's own money: $369,280 (1.5%)individuals outside Rhode Island: $6,832,732 (27.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,906,942 (43.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,493,440 (13.9%)spent $23.2M ($23.1M by the campaigns, net of $144k refunded or moved to their own committees, $83k by outside groups for them): 88% of the $26.4M that came in over 1990-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$25.2M
  • voters in Rhode Island$3.6M · 14.3%
  • the candidate's own money$369k · 1.5%
  • individuals outside Rhode Island$6.8M · 27.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.9M · 43.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.5M · 13.9%

REED, JOHN F.

voters in Nevada: $5,533,303 (4.1%)the candidate's own money: $313,750 (0.2%)individuals outside Nevada: $16,510,476 (12.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $103,487,958 (76.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $9,052,433 (6.7%)spent $138.7M ($48.1M by the campaigns, net of $1.1M refunded or moved to their own committees, $90.5M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $139.8M that came in over 1986-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$134.8M
  • voters in Nevada$5.5M · 4.1%
  • the candidate's own money$314k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Nevada$16.5M · 12.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$103.5M · 76.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$9.1M · 6.7%

REID, HARRY

voters in California: $13,640,310 (24.2%)the candidate's own money: $7,802 (0.0%)individuals outside California: $4,037,843 (7.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,989,472 (12.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $31,727,870 (56.3%)spent $54.0M ($54.0M by the campaigns, net of $1.6M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 82% of the $66.1M that came in over 1982-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$56.4M
  • voters in California$13.6M · 24.2%
  • the candidate's own money$7,802 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside California$4.0M · 7.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.0M · 12.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$31.7M · 56.3%

BOXER, BARBARA

voters in Missouri: $17,563,784 (25.0%)the candidate's own money: $904,316 (1.3%)individuals outside Missouri: $35,977,497 (51.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,117,378 (14.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,808,169 (8.3%)spent $75.3M ($72.2M by the campaigns, net of $716k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.1M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $76.2M that came in over 2006-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$70.4M
  • voters in Missouri$17.6M · 25.0%
  • the candidate's own money$904k · 1.3%
  • individuals outside Missouri$36.0M · 51.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.1M · 14.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.8M · 8.3%

MCCASKILL, CLAIRE

voters in Missouri: $3,353,901 (34.3%)the candidate's own money: $20 (0.0%)individuals outside Missouri: $2,565,435 (26.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,145,175 (11.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,713,803 (27.8%)spent $10.4M ($10.4M by the campaigns, net of $31k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $10.4M that came in over 2010-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.8M
  • voters in Missouri$3.4M · 34.3%
  • the candidate's own money$20 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Missouri$2.6M · 26.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.1M · 11.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.7M · 27.8%

CARNAHAN, ROBIN

voters in North Dakota: $1,569,635 (4.4%)the candidate's own money: $9,417 (0.0%)individuals outside North Dakota: $16,431,778 (46.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,408,024 (15.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $12,287,449 (34.4%)spent $36.4M ($36.3M by the campaigns, net of $548k refunded or moved to their own committees, $112k by outside groups for them): 97% of the $37.7M that came in over 2012-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$35.7M
  • voters in North Dakota$1.6M · 4.4%
  • the candidate's own money$9,417 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside North Dakota$16.4M · 46.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.4M · 15.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$12.3M · 34.4%

HEITKAMP, HEIDI

voters in Massachusetts: $12,710,066 (12.2%)individuals outside Massachusetts: $26,922,687 (25.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,950,392 (7.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $56,879,063 (54.4%)spent $96.2M ($89.5M by the campaigns, net of $11.2M refunded or moved to their own committees, $6.7M by outside groups for them): 87% of the $110.5M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$104.5M
  • voters in Massachusetts$12.7M · 12.2%
  • individuals outside Massachusetts$26.9M · 25.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.0M · 7.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$56.9M · 54.4%

WARREN, ELIZABETH

voters in Illinois: $5,999,482 (64.4%)the candidate's own money: $40,000 (0.4%)individuals outside Illinois: $1,737,301 (18.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $734,296 (7.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $798,576 (8.6%)spent $9.9M ($9.9M by the campaigns, net of $46k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $9.9M that came in over 2010-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.3M
  • voters in Illinois$6.0M · 64.4%
  • the candidate's own money$40k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Illinois$1.7M · 18.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$734k · 7.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$799k · 8.6%

GIANNOULIAS, ALEXANDER

voters in Wisconsin: $12,179,523 (19.4%)the candidate's own money: $325 (0.0%)individuals outside Wisconsin: $15,925,384 (25.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,185,838 (6.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $30,332,540 (48.4%)spent $62.6M ($62.6M by the campaigns, net of $472k refunded or moved to their own committees, $12k by outside groups for them): 98% of the $64.1M that came in over 1988-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$62.6M
  • voters in Wisconsin$12.2M · 19.4%
  • the candidate's own money$325 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Wisconsin$15.9M · 25.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.2M · 6.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$30.3M · 48.4%

FEINGOLD, RUSSELL DANA

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $992,537 (11.7%)the candidate's own money: $850 (0.0%)individuals outside Iowa: $1,640,152 (19.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,962,152 (58.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $907,470 (10.7%)spent $8.5M ($4.1M by the campaigns, net of $18k refunded or moved to their own committees, $4.4M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $8.5M that came in over 2014-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.5M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$993k · 11.7%
  • the candidate's own money$850 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Iowa$1.6M · 19.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.0M · 58.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$907k · 10.7%

MOWRER, JIM

voters in Hawaii: $5,865,909 (30.7%)the candidate's own money: $135,000 (0.7%)individuals outside Hawaii: $4,336,839 (22.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,538,599 (29.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,239,203 (16.9%)spent $18.3M ($18.3M by the campaigns, net of $159k refunded or moved to their own committees, $2,102 by outside groups for them): 92% of the $19.8M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.1M
  • voters in Hawaii$5.9M · 30.7%
  • the candidate's own money$135k · 0.7%
  • individuals outside Hawaii$4.3M · 22.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.5M · 29.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.2M · 16.9%

HIRONO, MAZIE K.

voters in Connecticut: $7,222,488 (28.9%)the candidate's own money: $2,603,297 (10.4%)individuals outside Connecticut: $8,091,786 (32.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,208,768 (20.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,903,065 (7.6%)spent $26.5M ($26.3M by the campaigns, net of $466k refunded or moved to their own committees, $253k by outside groups for them): 93% of the $28.5M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$25.0M
  • voters in Connecticut$7.2M · 28.9%
  • the candidate's own money$2.6M · 10.4%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$8.1M · 32.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.2M · 20.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.9M · 7.6%

BLUMENTHAL, RICHARD

voters in New Jersey: $22,363,981 (34.0%)individuals outside New Jersey: $23,177,635 (35.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,372,417 (24.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,899,107 (5.9%)spent $69.5M ($65.8M by the campaigns, net of $755k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.7M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $70.6M that came in over 1992-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$65.8M
  • voters in New Jersey$22.4M · 34.0%
  • individuals outside New Jersey$23.2M · 35.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.4M · 24.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.9M · 5.9%

MENENDEZ, ROBERT

voters in Hawaii: $1,707,640 (12.3%)the candidate's own money: $48,911 (0.4%)individuals outside Hawaii: $2,502,162 (18.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,080,732 (36.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,597,472 (33.0%)spent $16.8M ($16.8M by the campaigns, net of $785k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $16.9M that came in over 1980-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.9M
  • voters in Hawaii$1.7M · 12.3%
  • the candidate's own money$49k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Hawaii$2.5M · 18.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.1M · 36.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.6M · 33.0%

INOUYE, DANIEL K

voters in Iowa: $1,849,843 (9.5%)individuals outside Iowa: $5,777,492 (29.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,851,115 (24.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,092,746 (36.2%)spent $20.6M ($20.6M by the campaigns, net of $234k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $20.8M that came in over 2006-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.6M
  • voters in Iowa$1.8M · 9.5%
  • individuals outside Iowa$5.8M · 29.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.9M · 24.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.1M · 36.2%

BRALEY, BRUCE L

voters in Nevada: $5,948,812 (26.2%)the candidate's own money: $250,150 (1.1%)individuals outside Nevada: $6,420,334 (28.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,803,574 (29.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,315,575 (14.6%)spent $23.5M ($23.5M by the campaigns, net of $106k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $23.6M that came in over 1998-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$22.7M
  • voters in Nevada$5.9M · 26.2%
  • the candidate's own money$250k · 1.1%
  • individuals outside Nevada$6.4M · 28.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.8M · 29.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.3M · 14.6%

BERKLEY, SHELLEY

voters in Georgia: $4,650,398 (31.8%)the candidate's own money: $5,200 (0.0%)individuals outside Georgia: $4,950,481 (33.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $961,135 (6.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,056,337 (27.7%)spent $16.0M ($16.0M by the campaigns, net of $128k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $16.2M that came in over 2014-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.6M
  • voters in Georgia$4.7M · 31.8%
  • the candidate's own money$5,200 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Georgia$5.0M · 33.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$961k · 6.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.1M · 27.7%

NUNN, MARY MICHELLE

voters in Illinois: $13,912,276 (24.2%)the candidate's own money: $75,000 (0.1%)individuals outside Illinois: $6,776,161 (11.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $25,944,164 (45.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $10,757,429 (18.7%)spent $66.3M ($52.5M by the campaigns, net of $524k refunded or moved to their own committees, $13.9M by outside groups for them): 103% of the $64.7M that came in over 1982-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$57.5M
  • voters in Illinois$13.9M · 24.2%
  • the candidate's own money$75k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Illinois$6.8M · 11.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$25.9M · 45.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$10.8M · 18.7%

DURBIN, RICHARD J.

voters in Wisconsin: $23,402,346 (9.5%)the candidate's own money: $6,341 (0.0%)individuals outside Wisconsin: $37,159,611 (15.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $143,663,909 (58.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $41,791,919 (17.0%)spent $250.1M ($115.8M by the campaigns, net of $3.5M refunded or moved to their own committees, $134.2M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $254.3M that came in over 1998-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$246.0M
  • voters in Wisconsin$23.4M · 9.5%
  • the candidate's own money$6,341 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Wisconsin$37.2M · 15.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$143.7M · 58.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$41.8M · 17.0%

BALDWIN, TAMMY

voters in Florida: $28,790,310 (34.1%)the candidate's own money: $100,310 (0.1%)individuals outside Florida: $18,889,543 (22.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $25,623,459 (30.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $11,041,320 (13.1%)spent $90.9M ($75.6M by the campaigns, net of $1.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $15.2M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $92.1M that came in over 2000-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$84.4M
  • voters in Florida$28.8M · 34.1%
  • the candidate's own money$100k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Florida$18.9M · 22.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$25.6M · 30.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$11.0M · 13.1%

NELSON, BILL

voters in New Hampshire: $1,148,479 (24.3%)individuals outside New Hampshire: $2,107,377 (44.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $948,141 (20.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $516,223 (10.9%)spent $4.9M ($4.9M by the campaigns, net of $28k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $5.0M that came in over 2010-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.7M
  • voters in New Hampshire$1.1M · 24.3%
  • individuals outside New Hampshire$2.1M · 44.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$948k · 20.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$516k · 10.9%

HODES, PAUL W

voters in New Jersey: $2,384,825 (6.4%)the candidate's own money: $4,941,900 (13.3%)individuals outside New Jersey: $3,891,395 (10.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $14,176,868 (38.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $11,658,716 (31.5%)spent $45.6M ($37.2M by the campaigns, net of $871k refunded or moved to their own committees, $8.4M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $46.5M that came in over 1982-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$37.1M
  • voters in New Jersey$2.4M · 6.4%
  • the candidate's own money$4.9M · 13.3%
  • individuals outside New Jersey$3.9M · 10.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$14.2M · 38.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$11.7M · 31.5%

LAUTENBERG, FRANK R

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $736,473 (22.3%)individuals outside Iowa: $1,193,126 (36.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $520,561 (15.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $854,044 (25.8%)spent $3.3M ($3.3M by the campaigns, net of $26k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.4M that came in over 2012-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.3M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$736k · 22.3%
  • individuals outside Iowa$1.2M · 36.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$521k · 15.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$854k · 25.8%

VILSACK, CHRISTIE

voters in South Dakota: $1,277,074 (6.6%)the candidate's own money: $28,400 (0.1%)individuals outside South Dakota: $4,829,423 (25.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,657,986 (44.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,471,452 (23.2%)spent $19.8M ($19.8M by the campaigns, net of $349k refunded or moved to their own committees, $11k by outside groups for them): 98% of the $20.1M that came in over 1986-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.3M
  • voters in South Dakota$1.3M · 6.6%
  • the candidate's own money$28k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside South Dakota$4.8M · 25.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.7M · 44.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.5M · 23.2%

JOHNSON, TIM

voters in Arizona: $690,893 (4.4%)individuals outside Arizona: $4,833,963 (30.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,273,754 (65.0%)spent $15.9M ($6.5M by the campaigns, net of $29k refunded or moved to their own committees, $9.4M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $15.9M that came in over 2012-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$15.8M
  • voters in Arizona$691k · 4.4%
  • individuals outside Arizona$4.8M · 30.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.3M · 65.0%

CARMONA, RICHARD

voters in Colorado: $12,688,971 (1.7%)the candidate's own money: $815,329 (0.1%)individuals outside Colorado: $21,124,010 (2.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $687,877,642 (93.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $13,998,076 (1.9%)spent $741.0M ($60.8M by the campaigns, net of $1.4M refunded or moved to their own committees, $680.2M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $742.7M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$736.5M
  • voters in Colorado$12.7M · 1.7%
  • the candidate's own money$815k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Colorado$21.1M · 2.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$687.9M · 93.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$14.0M · 1.9%

BENNET, MICHAEL F.

voters in Connecticut: $2,510,317 (9.5%)the candidate's own money: $74,025 (0.3%)individuals outside Connecticut: $8,229,320 (31.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,624,266 (32.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,101,766 (26.8%)spent $24.6M ($24.6M by the campaigns, net of $8.4M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 75% of the $33.0M that came in over 1980-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$26.5M
  • voters in Connecticut$2.5M · 9.5%
  • the candidate's own money$74k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$8.2M · 31.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.6M · 32.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.1M · 26.8%

DODD, CHRISTOPHER J

voters in Virginia: $14,625,588 (29.8%)individuals outside Virginia: $16,083,478 (32.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,889,356 (16.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $10,496,569 (21.4%)spent $60.9M ($59.8M by the campaigns, net of $807k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.1M by outside groups for them): 95% of the $64.0M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$49.1M
  • voters in Virginia$14.6M · 29.8%
  • individuals outside Virginia$16.1M · 32.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.9M · 16.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$10.5M · 21.4%

KAINE, TIMOTHY MICHAEL

voters in Oregon: $9,132,866 (25.4%)the candidate's own money: $250,000 (0.7%)individuals outside Oregon: $6,802,860 (18.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,384,708 (12.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $15,389,714 (42.8%)spent $31.5M ($31.5M by the campaigns, net of $268k refunded or moved to their own committees, $395 by outside groups for them): 82% of the $38.5M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$36.0M
  • voters in Oregon$9.1M · 25.4%
  • the candidate's own money$250k · 0.7%
  • individuals outside Oregon$6.8M · 18.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.4M · 12.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$15.4M · 42.8%

MERKLEY, JEFFREY ALAN

voters in Massachusetts: $11,634,153 (22.8%)the candidate's own money: $20,600 (0.0%)individuals outside Massachusetts: $13,694,032 (26.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $14,093,269 (27.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $11,540,813 (22.6%)spent $56.6M ($49.8M by the campaigns, net of $807k refunded or moved to their own committees, $6.8M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $58.1M that came in over 1980-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$51.0M
  • voters in Massachusetts$11.6M · 22.8%
  • the candidate's own money$21k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Massachusetts$13.7M · 26.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$14.1M · 27.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$11.5M · 22.6%

MARKEY, EDWARD SEN.

voters in Maryland: $3,186,048 (15.5%)the candidate's own money: $115,084 (0.6%)individuals outside Maryland: $2,501,015 (12.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,905,784 (33.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,883,742 (38.3%)spent $22.8M ($22.8M by the campaigns, net of $335k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $23.1M that came in over 1986-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$20.5M
  • voters in Maryland$3.2M · 15.5%
  • the candidate's own money$115k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside Maryland$2.5M · 12.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.9M · 33.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.9M · 38.3%

MIKULSKI, BARBARA

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $644,384 (28.8%)individuals outside Iowa: $504,962 (22.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $535,660 (23.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $554,090 (24.7%)spent $2.2M ($2.2M by the campaigns, net of $14k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.2M that came in over 2014-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.2M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$644k · 28.8%
  • individuals outside Iowa$505k · 22.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$536k · 23.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$554k · 24.7%

APPEL, STACI

voters in New Mexico: $5,802,113 (28.5%)the candidate's own money: $116,000 (0.6%)individuals outside New Mexico: $5,518,099 (27.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,441,834 (21.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,480,128 (22.0%)spent $21.2M ($21.2M by the campaigns, net of $357k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $21.6M that came in over 1998-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$20.4M
  • voters in New Mexico$5.8M · 28.5%
  • the candidate's own money$116k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside New Mexico$5.5M · 27.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.4M · 21.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.5M · 22.0%

UDALL, TOM

voters in Nebraska: $1,625,723 (8.6%)the candidate's own money: $102,500 (0.5%)individuals outside Nebraska: $4,435,380 (23.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,595,071 (24.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $8,095,708 (42.9%)spent $18.5M ($18.5M by the campaigns, net of $1.1M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 94% of the $19.6M that came in over 1988-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.9M
  • voters in Nebraska$1.6M · 8.6%
  • the candidate's own money$102k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Nebraska$4.4M · 23.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.6M · 24.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$8.1M · 42.9%

KERREY, J ROBERT

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $285,789 (44.8%)the candidate's own money: $26,208 (4.1%)individuals outside Iowa: $39,899 (6.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $151,740 (23.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $133,733 (21.0%)spent $643k ($643k by the campaigns, net of $0 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $642k that came in over 2008-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$637k
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$286k · 44.8%
  • the candidate's own money$26k · 4.1%
  • individuals outside Iowa$40k · 6.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$152k · 23.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$134k · 21.0%

GREENWALD, REBECCA

voters in Connecticut: $19,876,145 (30.8%)the candidate's own money: $100 (0.0%)individuals outside Connecticut: $13,684,577 (21.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,780,491 (15.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $21,206,562 (32.9%)spent $55.2M ($51.7M by the campaigns, net of $568k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.5M by outside groups for them): 82% of the $67.3M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$64.3M
  • voters in Connecticut$19.9M · 30.8%
  • the candidate's own money$100 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$13.7M · 21.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.8M · 15.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$21.2M · 32.9%

MURPHY, CHRISTOPHER S

voters in Alaska: $1,224,615 (24.9%)individuals outside Alaska: $2,455,571 (49.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $822,559 (16.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $423,466 (8.6%)spent $5.8M ($5.8M by the campaigns, net of $46k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $5.8M that came in over 2004-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.9M
  • voters in Alaska$1.2M · 24.9%
  • individuals outside Alaska$2.5M · 49.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$823k · 16.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$423k · 8.6%

KNOWLES, TONY

voters in Maine: $2,638,629 (25.8%)the candidate's own money: $25,850 (0.3%)individuals outside Maine: $2,578,800 (25.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,101,646 (20.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,881,074 (28.2%)spent $10.7M ($10.7M by the campaigns, net of $37k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $10.7M that came in over 1996-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.2M
  • voters in Maine$2.6M · 25.8%
  • the candidate's own money$26k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Maine$2.6M · 25.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.1M · 20.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.9M · 28.2%

ALLEN, THOMAS H

voters in South Dakota: $914,572 (2.8%)individuals outside South Dakota: $10,661,432 (33.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,592,363 (26.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $12,097,030 (37.5%)spent $36.0M ($36.0M by the campaigns, net of $374k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $37.0M that came in over 1980-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$32.3M
  • voters in South Dakota$915k · 2.8%
  • individuals outside South Dakota$10.7M · 33.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.6M · 26.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$12.1M · 37.5%

DASCHLE, THOMAS ANDREW

voters in Michigan: $14,262,452 (5.9%)individuals outside Michigan: $14,220,574 (5.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $198,540,081 (82.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $15,209,127 (6.3%)spent $243.1M ($57.9M by the campaigns, net of $3.9M refunded or moved to their own committees, $185.2M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $246.9M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$242.2M
  • voters in Michigan$14.3M · 5.9%
  • individuals outside Michigan$14.2M · 5.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$198.5M · 82.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$15.2M · 6.3%

STABENOW, DEBBIE

voters in Indiana: $5,663,428 (17.7%)the candidate's own money: $318,834 (1.0%)individuals outside Indiana: $8,269,310 (25.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $12,889,766 (40.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,816,515 (15.1%)spent $33.4M ($28.8M by the campaigns, net of $111k refunded or moved to their own committees, $4.6M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $33.6M that came in over 2004-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$32.0M
  • voters in Indiana$5.7M · 17.7%
  • the candidate's own money$319k · 1.0%
  • individuals outside Indiana$8.3M · 25.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12.9M · 40.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.8M · 15.1%

DONNELLY, JOSEPH S

voters in Michigan: $18,618,902 (8.0%)the candidate's own money: $2,300 (0.0%)individuals outside Michigan: $25,781,651 (11.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $167,633,293 (72.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $20,429,941 (8.8%)spent $227.1M ($70.2M by the campaigns, net of $1.7M refunded or moved to their own committees, $156.9M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $235.4M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$232.5M
  • voters in Michigan$18.6M · 8.0%
  • the candidate's own money$2,300 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Michigan$25.8M · 11.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$167.6M · 72.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$20.4M · 8.8%

PETERS, GARY

voters in Louisiana: $3,951,745 (40.3%)the candidate's own money: $150,000 (1.5%)individuals outside Louisiana: $1,159,785 (11.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,083,216 (41.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $466,981 (4.8%)spent $9.8M ($9.8M by the campaigns, net of $184k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $10.0M that came in over 2004-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.8M
  • voters in Louisiana$4.0M · 40.3%
  • the candidate's own money$150k · 1.5%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$1.2M · 11.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.1M · 41.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$467k · 4.8%

MELANCON, CHARLES

voters in Vermont: $698,943 (4.2%)individuals outside Vermont: $6,857,110 (40.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,105,271 (30.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,151,231 (24.7%)spent $17.9M ($17.7M by the campaigns, net of $813k refunded or moved to their own committees, $121k by outside groups for them): 91% of the $19.5M that came in over 1980-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.8M
  • voters in Vermont$699k · 4.2%
  • individuals outside Vermont$6.9M · 40.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.1M · 30.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.2M · 24.7%

LEAHY, PATRICK J

voters in Colorado: $4,537,136 (36.8%)individuals outside Colorado: $5,469,135 (44.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,243,537 (18.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $87,786 (0.7%)spent $12.7M ($12.7M by the campaigns, net of $870k refunded or moved to their own committees, $17k by outside groups for them): 94% of the $13.5M that came in over 2004-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.3M
  • voters in Colorado$4.5M · 36.8%
  • individuals outside Colorado$5.5M · 44.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.2M · 18.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$88k · 0.7%

SALAZAR, KEN

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

SCHUMER, CHARLES E.

voters in Kentucky: $2,100,889 (11.4%)the candidate's own money: $61,643 (0.3%)individuals outside Kentucky: $5,232,364 (28.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $877,851 (4.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $10,110,311 (55.0%)spent $18.9M ($18.9M by the campaigns, net of $168k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3,871 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $19.1M that came in over 2014-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.4M
  • voters in Kentucky$2.1M · 11.4%
  • the candidate's own money$62k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$5.2M · 28.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$878k · 4.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$10.1M · 55.0%

GRIMES, ALISON LUNDERGAN

voters in Kentucky: $917,898 (41.1%)the candidate's own money: $15,159 (0.7%)individuals outside Kentucky: $570,830 (25.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $424,135 (19.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $304,020 (13.6%)spent $10.9M ($10.9M by the campaigns, net of $15k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $10.9M that came in over 2008-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.2M
  • voters in Kentucky$918k · 41.1%
  • the candidate's own money$15k · 0.7%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$571k · 25.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$424k · 19.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$304k · 13.6%

LUNSFORD, BRUCE

voters in Vermont: $1,220,957 (0.1%)the candidate's own money: $30,022 (0.0%)individuals outside Vermont: $22,027,473 (1.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,440,740,227 (73.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $498,023,219 (25.4%)spent $1.9B ($503.2M by the campaigns, net of $27.1M refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.4B by outside groups for them): 97% of the $2.0B that came in over 1988-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.0B
  • voters in Vermont$1.2M · 0.1%
  • the candidate's own money$30k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Vermont$22.0M · 1.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.4B · 73.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$498.0M · 25.4%

SANDERS, BERNARD

voters in Pennsylvania: $9,997,686 (42.2%)the candidate's own money: $379,389 (1.6%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $6,196,263 (26.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,402,996 (14.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,704,789 (15.6%)spent $23.3M ($22.8M by the campaigns, net of $5.0M refunded or moved to their own committees, $558k by outside groups for them): 82% of the $28.4M that came in over 2006-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$23.7M
  • voters in Pennsylvania$10.0M · 42.2%
  • the candidate's own money$379k · 1.6%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$6.2M · 26.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.4M · 14.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.7M · 15.6%

SESTAK, JOSEPH A JR

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $61,657 (22.8%)the candidate's own money: $53,797 (19.9%)individuals outside Iowa: $33,486 (12.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $47,455 (17.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $73,577 (27.3%)spent $282k ($282k by the campaigns, net of $25 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 101% of the $280k that came in over 2010-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$270k
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$62k · 22.8%
  • the candidate's own money$54k · 19.9%
  • individuals outside Iowa$33k · 12.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$47k · 17.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$74k · 27.3%

CAMPBELL, MATTHEW

voters in Mississippi: $859,526 (32.9%)individuals outside Mississippi: $1,048,211 (40.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $513,016 (19.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $194,349 (7.4%)spent $2.7M ($2.7M by the campaigns, net of $20k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.7M that came in over 2008-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.6M
  • voters in Mississippi$860k · 32.9%
  • individuals outside Mississippi$1.0M · 40.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$513k · 19.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$194k · 7.4%

MUSGROVE, DAVID RONALD (RONNIE)

voters in Pennsylvania: $12,519,627 (23.5%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $13,538,790 (25.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $11,468,868 (21.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $15,726,984 (29.5%)spent $58.6M ($58.6M by the campaigns, net of $3.6M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 94% of the $62.2M that came in over 1980-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$53.3M
  • voters in Pennsylvania$12.5M · 23.5%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$13.5M · 25.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$11.5M · 21.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$15.7M · 29.5%

SPECTER, ARLEN

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $534,204 (32.2%)the candidate's own money: $32,763 (2.0%)individuals outside Iowa: $95,276 (5.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $550,471 (33.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $445,906 (26.9%)spent $1.7M ($1.7M by the campaigns, net of $1,792 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.7M that came in over 2014-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.7M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$534k · 32.2%
  • the candidate's own money$33k · 2.0%
  • individuals outside Iowa$95k · 5.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$550k · 33.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$446k · 26.9%

MURPHY, PATRICK

voters in Alaska: $299,707 (23.1%)individuals outside Alaska: $135,011 (10.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $210,540 (16.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $654,820 (50.4%)spent $1.4M ($1.4M by the campaigns, net of $10k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.4M that came in over 2010-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.3M
  • voters in Alaska$300k · 23.1%
  • individuals outside Alaska$135k · 10.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$211k · 16.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$655k · 50.4%

MCADAMS, SCOTT

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $49,579 (33.9%)the candidate's own money: $46,583 (31.9%)individuals outside Iowa: $3,120 (2.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $23,345 (16.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $23,604 (16.1%)spent $154k ($154k by the campaigns, net of $1,500 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $155k that came in over 2010-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$146k
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$50k · 33.9%
  • the candidate's own money$47k · 31.9%
  • individuals outside Iowa$3,120 · 2.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$23k · 16.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$24k · 16.1%

MASKE, BILLY DALE

voters in Massachusetts: $4,211,542 (26.2%)the candidate's own money: $10,383 (0.1%)individuals outside Massachusetts: $2,299,783 (14.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $964,717 (6.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $8,572,211 (53.4%)spent $9.7M ($9.7M by the campaigns, net of $69k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $9.7M that came in over 2010-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.7M
  • voters in Massachusetts$4.2M · 26.2%
  • the candidate's own money$10k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Massachusetts$2.3M · 14.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$965k · 6.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$8.6M · 53.4%

COAKLEY, MARTHA

PACs, parties and outside groups: $762,168 (6.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $10,228,801 (93.1%)spent $17.6M ($17.6M by the campaigns, net of $1.9M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 90% of the $19.4M that came in over 2006-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.0M
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$762k · 6.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$10.2M · 93.1%

DODD, CHRISTOPHER J

voters in Georgia: $3,009,843 (40.6%)the candidate's own money: $21,000 (0.3%)individuals outside Georgia: $1,332,036 (18.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $772,559 (10.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,269,913 (30.7%)spent $7.5M ($7.5M by the campaigns, net of $37k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $7.5M that came in over 2008-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.4M
  • voters in Georgia$3.0M · 40.6%
  • the candidate's own money$21k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Georgia$1.3M · 18.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$773k · 10.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.3M · 30.7%

MARTIN, JAMES FRANCIS

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $100,310 (32.4%)the candidate's own money: $57,532 (18.6%)individuals outside Iowa: $25,396 (8.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $61,610 (19.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $64,937 (21.0%)spent $290k ($290k by the campaigns, net of $25 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 94% of the $310k that came in over 2006-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$310k
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$100k · 32.4%
  • the candidate's own money$58k · 18.6%
  • individuals outside Iowa$25k · 8.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$62k · 19.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$65k · 21.0%

HUBLER, ROB LEWIS

voters in Indiana: $1,038,877 (18.5%)the candidate's own money: $50 (0.0%)individuals outside Indiana: $461,473 (8.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,844,590 (50.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,259,900 (22.5%)spent $5.7M ($5.7M by the campaigns, net of $25k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $5.7M that came in over 2006-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.6M
  • voters in Indiana$1.0M · 18.5%
  • the candidate's own money$50 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Indiana$461k · 8.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.8M · 50.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.3M · 22.5%

ELLSWORTH, BRAD

voters in Hawaii: $4,966,679 (29.7%)the candidate's own money: $43,680 (0.3%)individuals outside Hawaii: $5,316,040 (31.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,384,128 (32.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $991,009 (5.9%)spent $14.4M ($14.4M by the campaigns, net of $143k refunded or moved to their own committees, $427 by outside groups for them): 83% of the $17.3M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.7M
  • voters in Hawaii$5.0M · 29.7%
  • the candidate's own money$44k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Hawaii$5.3M · 31.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.4M · 32.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$991k · 5.9%

SCHATZ, BRIAN

voters in Florida: $3,674,826 (39.8%)individuals outside Florida: $2,249,699 (24.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,592,967 (17.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,710,474 (18.5%)spent $9.3M ($9.3M by the campaigns, net of $47k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $9.6M that came in over 2010-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.2M
  • voters in Florida$3.7M · 39.8%
  • individuals outside Florida$2.2M · 24.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.6M · 17.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 18.5%

MEEK, KENDRICK B

voters in Kentucky: $2,776,167 (45.9%)the candidate's own money: $667,034 (11.0%)individuals outside Kentucky: $1,699,845 (28.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $385,863 (6.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $519,896 (8.6%)spent $6.0M ($6.0M by the campaigns, net of $213k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 97% of the $6.2M that came in over 2010-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.0M
  • voters in Kentucky$2.8M · 45.9%
  • the candidate's own money$667k · 11.0%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$1.7M · 28.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$386k · 6.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$520k · 8.6%

CONWAY, JOHN WILLIAM (JACK)

voters in Nevada (the state, not the district): $530,499 (35.8%)individuals outside Nevada: $351,127 (23.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $514,154 (34.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $87,266 (5.9%)spent $1.5M ($1.5M by the campaigns, net of $5,900 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.5M that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.5M
  • voters in Nevada (the state, not the district)$530k · 35.8%
  • individuals outside Nevada$351k · 23.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$514k · 34.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$87k · 5.9%

HAFEN, TESSA MICHELLE

voters in Ohio: $3,746,169 (60.7%)the candidate's own money: $2,400 (0.0%)individuals outside Ohio: $1,276,072 (20.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $682,644 (11.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $459,651 (7.5%)spent $6.3M ($6.3M by the campaigns, net of $91k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $6.4M that came in over 2010-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.2M
  • voters in Ohio$3.7M · 60.7%
  • the candidate's own money$2,400 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Ohio$1.3M · 20.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$683k · 11.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$460k · 7.5%

FISHER, LEE IRWIN

voters in New York: $29,425,887 (44.7%)the candidate's own money: $6,075 (0.0%)individuals outside New York: $17,650,432 (26.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,143,582 (13.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $9,559,605 (14.5%)spent $63.5M ($63.3M by the campaigns, net of $10.6M refunded or moved to their own committees, $161k by outside groups for them): 83% of the $76.8M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$65.8M
  • voters in New York$29.4M · 44.7%
  • the candidate's own money$6,075 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside New York$17.7M · 26.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.1M · 13.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$9.6M · 14.5%

GILLIBRAND, KIRSTEN

voters in Virginia: $3,070,395 (11.0%)the candidate's own money: $100,000 (0.4%)individuals outside Virginia: $3,042,173 (10.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $18,731,864 (67.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,915,621 (10.5%)spent $28.0M ($10.2M by the campaigns, net of $357k refunded or moved to their own committees, $17.8M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $28.4M that came in over 2006-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$27.9M
  • voters in Virginia$3.1M · 11.0%
  • the candidate's own money$100k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Virginia$3.0M · 10.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$18.7M · 67.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.9M · 10.5%

WEBB, JAMES H JR

voters in South Carolina: $2,238,109 (36.7%)individuals outside South Carolina: $1,487,451 (24.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $678,938 (11.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,696,034 (27.8%)spent $6.3M ($6.3M by the campaigns, net of $16k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $6.3M that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.1M
  • voters in South Carolina$2.2M · 36.7%
  • individuals outside South Carolina$1.5M · 24.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$679k · 11.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 27.8%

TENENBAUM, INEZ MOORE

voters in South Dakota: $205,548 (8.4%)the candidate's own money: $100,000 (4.1%)individuals outside South Dakota: $368,849 (15.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $412,833 (16.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,370,466 (55.8%)spent $2.4M ($2.4M by the campaigns, net of $10k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $2.5M that came in over 2014-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.5M
  • voters in South Dakota$206k · 8.4%
  • the candidate's own money$100k · 4.1%
  • individuals outside South Dakota$369k · 15.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$413k · 16.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 55.8%

WEILAND, RICHARD PAUL

voters in Kansas: $679,347 (18.2%)individuals outside Kansas: $562,263 (15.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,626,150 (43.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $863,020 (23.1%)spent $4.4M ($4.4M by the campaigns, net of $1,200 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $4.4M that came in over 1982-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.7M
  • voters in Kansas$679k · 18.2%
  • individuals outside Kansas$562k · 15.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.6M · 43.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$863k · 23.1%

SLATTERY, JIM

voters in Oklahoma (the state, not the district): $1,214,092 (44.2%)the candidate's own money: $173,750 (6.3%)individuals outside Oklahoma: $240,996 (8.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $999,788 (36.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $117,090 (4.3%)spent $2.3M ($2.3M by the campaigns, net of $419k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 85% of the $2.8M that came in over 2000-2004 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.7M
  • voters in Oklahoma (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 44.2%
  • the candidate's own money$174k · 6.3%
  • individuals outside Oklahoma$241k · 8.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1,000k · 36.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$117k · 4.3%

CARSON, BRAD

voters in Nevada (the state, not the district): $4,228,479 (11.8%)the candidate's own money: $3,355 (0.0%)individuals outside Nevada: $5,998,129 (16.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $24,281,031 (68.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,220,364 (3.4%)spent $35.3M ($22.5M by the campaigns, net of $130k refunded or moved to their own committees, $12.8M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $36.6M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$35.7M
  • voters in Nevada (the state, not the district)$4.2M · 11.8%
  • the candidate's own money$3,355 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Nevada$6.0M · 16.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$24.3M · 68.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 3.4%

HORSFORD, STEVEN ALEXZANDER

voters at home: $1,664,024 (0.1%)the candidate's own money: $33,546 (0.0%)individuals: $8,301,813 (0.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,327,553,739 (47.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,453,908,224 (52.1%)spent $3.6B ($2.3B by the campaigns, net of $32.4M refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.3B by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.6B that came in over 1980-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.8B
  • voters at home$1.7M · 0.1%
  • the candidate's own money$34k · 0.0%
  • individuals$8.3M · 0.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.3B · 47.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.5B · 52.1%

BIDEN, JOSEPH R JR

voters in Tennessee: $4,355,646 (23.2%)the candidate's own money: $99,849 (0.5%)individuals outside Tennessee: $8,721,380 (46.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,174,346 (16.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,408,684 (12.8%)spent $19.2M ($19.2M by the campaigns, net of $67k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $19.3M that came in over 1996-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.8M
  • voters in Tennessee$4.4M · 23.2%
  • the candidate's own money$100k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$8.7M · 46.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 16.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 12.8%

FORD, HAROLD E JR

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $545,311 (17.6%)individuals outside Illinois: $214,729 (6.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,971,732 (63.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $361,049 (11.7%)spent $3.1M ($3.1M by the campaigns, net of $11k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $3.1M that came in over 2006-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.1M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$545k · 17.6%
  • individuals outside Illinois$215k · 6.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.0M · 63.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$361k · 11.7%

HARE, PHILIP G

voters in Nebraska: $2,342,322 (7.1%)the candidate's own money: $100,000 (0.3%)individuals outside Nebraska: $4,575,328 (13.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $24,193,147 (73.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,713,805 (5.2%)spent $32.5M ($16.8M by the campaigns, net of $1.1M refunded or moved to their own committees, $15.7M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $33.5M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$32.9M
  • voters in Nebraska$2.3M · 7.1%
  • the candidate's own money$100k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Nebraska$4.6M · 13.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$24.2M · 73.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 5.2%

NELSON, E BENJAMIN

voters in Massachusetts: $3,571,168 (10.0%)the candidate's own money: $1,539,608 (4.3%)individuals outside Massachusetts: $6,724,662 (18.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,972,452 (8.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $20,904,130 (58.5%)spent $40.0M ($40.0M by the campaigns, net of $4.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 90% of the $44.3M that came in over 1980-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$35.7M
  • voters in Massachusetts$3.6M · 10.0%
  • the candidate's own money$1.5M · 4.3%
  • individuals outside Massachusetts$6.7M · 18.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.0M · 8.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$20.9M · 58.5%

KENNEDY, EDWARD MOORE SENATOR

voters at home: $23,473,844 (1.7%)the candidate's own money: $14,625,335 (1.1%)individuals: $26,007,064 (1.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $636,164,358 (47.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $648,728,513 (48.1%)spent $1.5B ($897.0M by the campaigns, net of $57.1M refunded or moved to their own committees, $629.6M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $1.6B that came in over 2000-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.3B
  • voters at home$23.5M · 1.7%
  • the candidate's own money$14.6M · 1.1%
  • individuals$26.0M · 1.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$636.2M · 47.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$648.7M · 48.1%

CLINTON, HILLARY RODHAM / TIMOTHY MICHAEL KAINE

voters in Nebraska: $673,776 (22.7%)the candidate's own money: $87,741 (3.0%)individuals outside Nebraska: $1,006,713 (33.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $379,400 (12.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $824,198 (27.7%)spent $3.0M ($3.0M by the campaigns, net of $17k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $3.0M that came in over 2006-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.0M
  • voters in Nebraska$674k · 22.7%
  • the candidate's own money$88k · 3.0%
  • individuals outside Nebraska$1.0M · 33.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$379k · 12.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$824k · 27.7%

KLEEB, SCOTT MICHAEL

voters in Delaware: $2,558,776 (14.0%)individuals outside Delaware: $5,197,556 (28.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,506,477 (51.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,044,823 (5.7%)spent $18.4M ($18.4M by the campaigns, net of $284k refunded or moved to their own committees, $170 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $18.8M that came in over 2000-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.3M
  • voters in Delaware$2.6M · 14.0%
  • individuals outside Delaware$5.2M · 28.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.5M · 51.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 5.7%

CARPER, THOMAS R.

voters in Louisiana: $1,829,471 (24.8%)the candidate's own money: $361,415 (4.9%)individuals outside Louisiana: $1,433,088 (19.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,056,745 (41.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $685,866 (9.3%)spent $7.3M ($7.3M by the campaigns, net of $1.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $17k by outside groups for them): 85% of the $8.6M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.4M
  • voters in Louisiana$1.8M · 24.8%
  • the candidate's own money$361k · 4.9%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$1.4M · 19.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.1M · 41.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$686k · 9.3%

JOHN, CHRIS

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $174,337 (27.9%)the candidate's own money: $50,000 (8.0%)individuals outside Illinois: $37,696 (6.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $216,354 (34.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $145,941 (23.4%)spent $600k ($600k by the campaigns, net of $7,250 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $625k that came in over 2008-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$624k
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$174k · 27.9%
  • the candidate's own money$50k · 8.0%
  • individuals outside Illinois$38k · 6.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$216k · 34.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$146k · 23.4%

CALLAHAN, COLLEEN

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $9,112,558 (13.1%)the candidate's own money: $2,723 (0.0%)individuals outside Illinois: $15,870,282 (22.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $20,675,856 (29.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $23,860,854 (34.3%)spent $70.3M ($56.3M by the campaigns, net of $1.7M refunded or moved to their own committees, $14.0M by outside groups for them): 93% of the $75.9M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$69.5M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$9.1M · 13.1%
  • the candidate's own money$2,723 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Illinois$15.9M · 22.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$20.7M · 29.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$23.9M · 34.3%

DUCKWORTH, L. TAMMY

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $28,947 (21.7%)the candidate's own money: $30,889 (23.1%)individuals outside Iowa: $4,800 (3.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $30,556 (22.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $38,245 (28.7%)spent $133k ($133k by the campaigns, net of $1,000 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $135k that came in over 2004-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$133k
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$29k · 21.7%
  • the candidate's own money$31k · 23.1%
  • individuals outside Iowa$4,800 · 3.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$31k · 22.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$38k · 28.7%

SCHULTE, E. JOYCE

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $306,618 (49.2%)the candidate's own money: $94,965 (15.2%)individuals outside Iowa: $24,134 (3.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $46,694 (7.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $151,070 (24.2%)spent $606k ($606k by the campaigns, net of $22k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 95% of the $637k that came in over 2006-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$623k
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$307k · 49.2%
  • the candidate's own money$95k · 15.2%
  • individuals outside Iowa$24k · 3.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$47k · 7.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$151k · 24.2%

SPENCER, SELDEN E

voters in New Mexico: $8,078,718 (22.7%)individuals outside New Mexico: $11,467,835 (32.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,481,323 (29.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,563,163 (15.6%)spent $36.0M ($34.4M by the campaigns, net of $624k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.7M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $37.2M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$35.6M
  • voters in New Mexico$8.1M · 22.7%
  • individuals outside New Mexico$11.5M · 32.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.5M · 29.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.6M · 15.6%

HEINRICH, MARTIN

voters in Michigan (the state, not the district): $768,296 (33.1%)the candidate's own money: $1,525 (0.1%)individuals outside Michigan: $131,954 (5.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,019,322 (43.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $403,169 (17.3%)spent $2.3M ($2.3M by the campaigns, net of $1,772 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.3M that came in over 2010-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.3M
  • voters in Michigan (the state, not the district)$768k · 33.1%
  • the candidate's own money$1,525 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Michigan$132k · 5.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.0M · 43.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$403k · 17.3%

MCDOWELL, GARY J. HON.

voters in Montana: $447,215 (16.7%)individuals outside Montana: $1,064,008 (39.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $682,745 (25.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $489,995 (18.3%)spent $3.0M ($3.0M by the campaigns, net of $12k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $3.0M that came in over 2014-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.7M
  • voters in Montana$447k · 16.7%
  • individuals outside Montana$1.1M · 39.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$683k · 25.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$490k · 18.3%

WALSH, JOHN E

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $9,997,686 (42.2%)the candidate's own money: $379,389 (1.6%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $6,196,263 (26.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,402,996 (14.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,704,789 (15.6%)spent $23.3M ($22.8M by the campaigns, net of $5.0M refunded or moved to their own committees, $558k by outside groups for them): 82% of the $28.4M that came in over 2006-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$23.7M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$10.0M · 42.2%
  • the candidate's own money$379k · 1.6%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$6.2M · 26.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.4M · 14.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.7M · 15.6%

SESTAK, JOSEPH A. JR.

voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district): $5,142,866 (28.6%)the candidate's own money: $78,337 (0.4%)individuals outside Connecticut: $1,993,457 (11.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,311,273 (46.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,476,695 (13.8%)spent $17.6M ($17.6M by the campaigns, net of $100k refunded or moved to their own committees, $15k by outside groups for them): 96% of the $18.4M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.0M
  • voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district)$5.1M · 28.6%
  • the candidate's own money$78k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$2.0M · 11.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.3M · 46.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.5M · 13.8%

COURTNEY, JOSEPH

voters in Iowa: $25,971 (18.2%)the candidate's own money: $74,188 (52.0%)individuals outside Iowa: $3,800 (2.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,075 (3.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $33,656 (23.6%)spent $152k ($152k by the campaigns, net of $0 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $152k that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$143k
  • voters in Iowa$26k · 18.2%
  • the candidate's own money$74k · 52.0%
  • individuals outside Iowa$3,800 · 2.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5,075 · 3.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$34k · 23.6%

SMALL, ART

voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district): $19,876,145 (30.8%)the candidate's own money: $100 (0.0%)individuals outside Connecticut: $13,684,577 (21.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,780,491 (15.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $21,206,562 (32.9%)spent $55.2M ($51.7M by the campaigns, net of $568k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.5M by outside groups for them): 82% of the $67.3M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$64.3M
  • voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district)$19.9M · 30.8%
  • the candidate's own money$100 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$13.7M · 21.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.8M · 15.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$21.2M · 32.9%

MURPHY, CHRISTOPHER SCOTT MR.

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $76,604 (26.8%)individuals outside Iowa: $33,500 (11.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $26,740 (9.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $148,579 (52.1%)spent $290k ($290k by the campaigns, net of $0 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $292k that came in over 2004-2006 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$285k
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$77k · 26.8%
  • individuals outside Iowa$34k · 11.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$27k · 9.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$149k · 52.1%

JOHNSON, PAUL W.

voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district): $2,269,987 (49.7%)individuals outside Connecticut: $750,045 (16.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $753,497 (16.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $794,549 (17.4%)spent $4.6M ($4.6M by the campaigns, net of $13k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $4.6M that came in over 2004-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.6M
  • voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district)$2.3M · 49.7%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$750k · 16.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$753k · 16.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$795k · 17.4%

FARRELL, DIANE GOSS

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $27,640 (21.0%)the candidate's own money: $12,520 (9.5%)individuals outside Iowa: $12,500 (9.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $25,200 (19.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $53,912 (40.9%)spent $133k ($133k by the campaigns, net of $50 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $133k that came in over 2004-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$132k
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$28k · 21.0%
  • the candidate's own money$13k · 9.5%
  • individuals outside Iowa$12k · 9.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$25k · 19.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$54k · 40.9%

FRANKER, DAVID WILLIAM

voters in Connecticut: $4,570,093 (14.3%)the candidate's own money: $60,000 (0.2%)individuals outside Connecticut: $14,239,896 (44.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,363,111 (16.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,630,662 (23.9%)spent $33.6M ($33.6M by the campaigns, net of $153k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $33.5M that came in over 1988-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$31.7M
  • voters in Connecticut$4.6M · 14.3%
  • the candidate's own money$60k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$14.2M · 44.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.4M · 16.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.6M · 23.9%

LIEBERMAN, JOSEPH I

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $224,029 (28.6%)the candidate's own money: $85,226 (10.9%)individuals outside Iowa: $86,750 (11.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $197,046 (25.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $190,212 (24.3%)spent $880k ($880k by the campaigns, net of $4,562 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $881k that came in over 1982-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$783k
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$224k · 28.6%
  • the candidate's own money$85k · 10.9%
  • individuals outside Iowa$87k · 11.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$197k · 25.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$190k · 24.3%

GLUBA, BILL (WILLIAM E)

voters in Colorado (the state, not the district): $886,795 (46.0%)the candidate's own money: $40,300 (2.1%)individuals outside Colorado: $273,187 (14.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $322,100 (16.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $404,509 (21.0%)spent $1.8M ($1.8M by the campaigns, net of $86k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $1.9M that came in over 1996-2008 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.9M
  • voters in Colorado (the state, not the district)$887k · 46.0%
  • the candidate's own money$40k · 2.1%
  • individuals outside Colorado$273k · 14.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$322k · 16.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$405k · 21.0%

FITZ-GERALD, JOAN

raised from disclosed sources: $2,472,909,285 (99.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $8,686,498 (0.4%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$2.48Braised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.5B · 99.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$8.7M · 0.4%

DSCC

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $62,771BRALEY FOR CONGRESS: $311$63k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$63k
  • Democratic candidate committees$311

JEREMY GOLD

raised from disclosed sources: $144,465,649 (99.2%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,189,571 (0.8%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$145.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$144.5M · 99.2%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1.2M · 0.8%

IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY

raised from disclosed sources: $170,238 (71.4%)dark money raised (trail floor): $68,200 (28.6%)spent 259% of lifetime receipts$238kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$170k · 71.4%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$68k · 28.6%

DIGNITY OF WORK PAC

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $16,659$17k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$17k

STONEHAVEN LLC

dark money raised (trail floor): $250 (100.0%)spent 125513% of lifetime receipts$0kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$250 · 100.0%

MAX'S PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $670,944,891 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $57,234 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$671.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$670.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$57k · 0.0%

EMILYS LIST

raised from disclosed sources: $3,903,075 (99.4%)dark money raised (trail floor): $23,400 (0.6%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$3.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.9M · 99.4%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$23k · 0.6%

FRANKEN RECOUNT FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $6,431,059 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $22,060 (0.3%)spent 114% of lifetime receipts$6.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.4M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$22k · 0.3%

PROGRESSIVES UNITED POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $29,153 (61.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $18,600 (39.0%)spent 1555% of lifetime receipts$48kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$29k · 61.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$19k · 39.0%

UPNORTH PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $85,343,676 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $231,962 (0.3%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$85.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$85.3M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$232k · 0.3%

MONTANA DEMOCRATIC PARTY

raised from disclosed sources: $387,293 (90.2%)dark money raised (trail floor): $42,000 (9.8%)spent 280% of lifetime receipts$429kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$387k · 90.2%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$42k · 9.8%

NEW LEADERSHIP FOR AMERICA PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $6,059,046 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,300 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$6.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,300 · 0.0%

CAP-PAC SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND OF THE NATIONAL COMMUNITY ACTION FOUNDATION INC

raised from disclosed sources: $65,612,866 (99.5%)dark money raised (trail floor): $359,286 (0.5%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$66.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$65.6M · 99.5%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$359k · 0.5%

DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF ARKANSAS

raised from disclosed sources: $23,902,072 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $31,000 (0.1%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$23.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$23.9M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$31k · 0.1%

VERMONT DEMOCRATIC PARTY

dark money raised (trail floor): $1,636 (100.0%)spent 97763% of lifetime receipts$2kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,636 · 100.0%

SENATE FUTURE FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $72,487,581 (99.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $290,029 (0.4%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$72.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$72.5M · 99.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$290k · 0.4%

DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF OREGON

raised from disclosed sources: $44,032,933 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,220 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$44.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$44.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,220 · 0.0%

ALASKA DEMOCRATIC PARTY- FEDERAL

raised from disclosed sources: $134,501,481 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $375,546 (0.3%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$134.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$134.5M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$376k · 0.3%

NEVADA STATE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,510CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $1,063RURAL OBJECTIVE PAC: $212$6k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,510
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,275

SCIENCE CENTER OF IOWA

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $3,578$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,578

AVAD INC.

OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $7,250IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $3,862CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $2,735TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,504HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $1,620DEAN FOR AMERICA: $1,480KERRY-EDWARDS 2004 INC: $1,280HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014: $600IOWA THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $540BRALEY FOR IOWA: $432TOM VILSACK FOR PRESIDENT: $360JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $120$23k
  • Democratic candidate committees$15k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7,506

DEAF ACTION CENTER

raised from disclosed sources: $124,903,558 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $95,700 (0.1%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$125.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$124.9M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$96k · 0.1%

FEDERAL: COLORADO DEMOCRATIC PARTY

raised from disclosed sources: $218,574,675 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $580,181 (0.3%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$219.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$218.6M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$580k · 0.3%

MINNESOTA DEMOCRATIC-FARMER-LABOR PARTY

raised from disclosed sources: $6,998,732 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$7.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.0M · 100.0%

WAKE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY FEDERAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $98,748,715 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $38,946 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$98.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$98.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$39k · 0.0%

NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

SMITH, MICHAEL D

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

AMERICAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

OHIO D.R.I.V.E. (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN INDEPENDENT VOTER EDUCATION - TEAMSTERS JOINT COUNCIL #41): $7,254GIFFORDS FOR CONGRESS: $5,812DCCC: $4,002Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee: $3,450PETERS FOR MICHIGAN: $3,355CHARLIE MELANCON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE INC: $1,750CONOR LAMB FOR SENATE: $1,672DEMOCRACY MATTERS: $1,400NITA LOWEY FOR CONGRESS: $1,292FRIENDS OF SCHUMER: $1,125CONWAY FOR SENATE: $1,100Democratic Association of Secretaries of State: $1,067$48k
  • Democratic candidate committees$18k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$16k

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS

MIKE ROSS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $2,500TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $500$3k
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,500
  • PACs, parties and other committees$500

PROJECT GRADUATION

PINGREE FOR CONGRESS: $7,174KATRINA FOR ARIZONA: $258TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $250$8k
  • Democratic candidate committees$7,432
  • PACs, parties and other committees$250

AURA

WEST VIRGINIA PAC: $422,625TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $321,496TEAM RAND: $276,003COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT ED TOWNS: $232,890THERESA GREENFIELD FOR IOWA: $222,250COUNTRY ROADS PAC: $204,065CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $203,496PETERS FOR MICHIGAN: $150,828FETTERMAN FOR PA: $123,073PEOPLE FIRST FUTURE: $112,802RAND PAUL VICTORY: $109,797DSCC: $105,000$3.4M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.0M

GOLD STANDARD LLC

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $523,658TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $212,951FRIENDS OF ROBERT C BYRD COMMITTEE: $200,668BRALEY FOR CONGRESS: $197,588COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT ED TOWNS: $147,500ANNE BARTH FOR CONGRESS: $43,573GREAT PLAINS LEADERSHIP FUND: $35,000CHRIS JOHN FOR CONGRESS: $25,000GUMBO PAC: $15,000IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $10,000DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA: $5,000DEMOCRATIC SENATE MAJORITY FUND: $3,500$1.4M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$281k

DININO ASSOCIATES LLC

TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $2,180,548FRIENDS OF MARIA: $1,670,046JEFF MERKLEY FOR OREGON: $1,186,801TAMMY FOR ILLINOIS: $922,262FRIENDS OF CAROLYN MCCARTHY: $814,429GEPHARDT FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $768,232EMILYS LIST: $652,566MARCH FOR PROGRESS, INC.: $652,440JOHN EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $639,004CATHERINE CORTEZ MASTO FOR SENATE: $636,992THE MARKEY COMMITTEE: $595,706ELLISON FOR CONGRESS: $585,440$17.3M
  • Democratic candidate committees$10.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.3M

CHS MAILING

BRALEY FOR CONGRESS: $576,982CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $371,959BRALEY FOR IOWA: $247,301PATTY JUDGE FOR IOWA: $134,025TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $91,128DCCC: $90,363DSCC: $88,835Heartland PAC: $87,265EARL POMEROY FOR CONGRESS: $80,588Democratic Governors Association: $78,268CHRISTIE VILSACK FOR IOWA: $73,435SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION POLITICAL ED & ACTION FUND: $72,000$2.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$508k

LINK STRATEGIES

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $334,146FRIENDS OF BERNIE SANDERS: $252,353TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $61,590KREEGEL FOR CONGRESS: $42,077CONSERVATIVE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $19,390TEAPARTYEXPRESS.ORG: $16,020JD HAYWORTH FOR CONGRESS: $15,157THERESA GREENFIELD FOR IOWA: $13,862RALPH NORMAN FOR CONGRESS: $6,580BUILD THE BARN PAC: $6,250BRALEY FOR IOWA: $5,726MOLL FOR CONGRESS: $5,300$807k
  • Democratic candidate committees$360k
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$252k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$97k
  • Republican candidate committees$69k

USPO

MONTANANS FOR TESTER: $2,647,687FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $2,212,167FREEDOM PROJECT; THE: $1,271,022WORKERS VOTE: $1,221,500TREASURE STATE PAC: $606,733CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $402,537MCCAIN-PALIN 2008 INC: $235,542LAMPSON FOR CONGRESS: $203,855TESTER VICTORY FUND: $80,998COUNTRY ROADS PAC: $79,745PEOPLE FOR ENTERPRISE TRADE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH (PETE PAC): $61,761TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $60,969$10.1M
  • Democratic candidate committees$3.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$2.5M

MASTERCARD

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $50,251$50k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$50k

PAUL DININO

KEHOE, THERESA L

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $36,300$36k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$36k

DNC OFFSET

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $451,310FRIENDS OF JOHN DELANEY: $213,619BOSWELL FOR CONGRESS: $161,131IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $159,580HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $102,512END CITIZENS UNITED: $101,662DEAN FOR AMERICA: $58,804OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $58,666MICHAEL FRANKEN FOR IOWA, INC: $56,815KAMALA HARRIS FOR THE PEOPLE: $56,135LOEBSACK FOR CONGRESS: $54,525CHRIS DODD FOR PRESIDENT INC: $51,913$2.3M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$261k

CARTER PRINTING

EMILYS LIST: $504,127GEPHARDT FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $328,551EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $159,742LCV Political Engagement Fund: $142,753MARCH FOR PROGRESS, INC.: $139,123TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $134,328FRIENDS OF CAROLYN MCCARTHY: $94,377FRIENDS OF MARIA: $34,577TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $32,928VAN HOLLEN FOR CONGRESS: $29,393FRIENDS OF PATRICK J. KENNEDY INC.: $23,594ONE AMERICA COMMITTEE: $19,516$1.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$838k
  • Democratic candidate committees$805k

HOMART PRESS

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $74,341TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $32,669ASHLEY FOR IOWA: $76$107k
  • Democratic candidate committees$74k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$33k
  • Republican candidate committees$76

FLOWERS BY ANTHONY

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $32,469$32k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$32k

KARL ECKHART

TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $628,992FRIENDS OF MARIA: $487,750JEFF MERKLEY FOR OREGON: $378,249FRIENDS OF CAROLYN MCCARTHY: $307,500MIDWEST VALUES PAC: $207,500CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $186,500TAMMY FOR ILLINOIS: $185,500ELLISON FOR CONGRESS: $184,600AL FRANKEN FOR SENATE 2014: $179,989THE MARKEY COMMITTEE: $170,935CATHERINE CORTEZ MASTO FOR SENATE: $143,750GET STUFF DONE: $138,500$4.4M
  • Democratic candidate committees$3.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$208k

BETH FOSTER CONSULTANTS LLC

HMP: $14,318,020FRIENDS OF SCHUMER: $13,441,985WINSENATE: $13,035,250DCCC: $8,371,023LCV VICTORY FUND: $7,258,436DMFI PAC: $5,218,858VOTEVETS: $3,045,488DSCC: $2,413,832PATIENTS FOR AFFORDABLE DRUGS ACTION: $2,090,777PROGRESSIVE TURNOUT PROJECT: $1,910,260DEAN PHILLIPS FOR CONGRESS: $1,909,663INSLEE FOR AMERICA: $1,896,652$108.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$57.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$17.2M

TRILOGY INTERACTIVE LLC

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA: $318,782GRASSLEY COMMITTEE, INC.: $227,191CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $182,210THERESA GREENFIELD FOR IOWA: $27,973TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $27,736BACCAM FOR IOWA: $14,683MICHAEL FRANKEN FOR IOWA, INC: $13,210BUILD THE BARN PAC: $9,279IOWANS FOR KIM SCHMETT: $5,314CHRISTIE VILSACK FOR IOWA: $5,154TOM VILSACK FOR PRESIDENT: $4,924Heartland PAC: $2,356$842k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$349k
  • Democratic candidate committees$257k
  • Republican candidate committees$233k

BANKERS TRUST

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $23,775$24k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$24k

THERESA L KEHOE

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $19,165LEE TERRY FOR CONGRESS: $2,600TOM VILSACK FOR PRESIDENT: $627NEBRASKANS FOR KLEEB: $465ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $201BOSWELL FOR CONGRESS: $94$23k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$19k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,801
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,186

PRATT AUDIO VISUAL

FIGHT FOR THE PEOPLE PAC: $2,697,755BERNIE 2016: $1,223,018KERRY-EDWARDS 2004 INC: $934,816HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $527,317JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $469,074UNITED FUTURES PAC: $356,442OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $323,157WIN THE ERA PAC: $314,241HILLARY FOR AMERICA: $293,941DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $248,735CENTER FOR ESSENTIAL INFORMATION: $215,477IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $191,548$8.6M
  • Democratic candidate committees$6.8M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.0M

GARNER PRINTING

HMP: $14,318,020FRIENDS OF SCHUMER: $13,441,985WINSENATE: $13,035,250DCCC: $8,371,023LCV VICTORY FUND: $7,258,436DMFI PAC: $5,218,858VOTEVETS: $3,045,488DSCC: $2,413,832PATIENTS FOR AFFORDABLE DRUGS ACTION: $2,090,777PROGRESSIVE TURNOUT PROJECT: $1,910,260DEAN PHILLIPS FOR CONGRESS: $1,909,663INSLEE FOR AMERICA: $1,896,652$108.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$57.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$17.2M

TRILOGY INTERACTIVE

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $15,818$16k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$16k

RATIONAL PUBLIC RELATIONS

KERRY-EDWARDS 2004 INC: $741,024JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $253,875ROBIN CARNAHAN FOR SENATE: $61,200MCCASKILL FOR MISSOURI: $49,000DEAN FOR AMERICA: $41,712DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $21,495JOHN EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $20,750TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $15,271AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METABOLIC AND BARIATRIC SURGERY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, INC.: $11,750CLARK FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $10,439NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY CLAIMANTS' REPRESENTATIVES PAC (NOSSCR PAC): $9,750ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $8,000$1.3M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$58k
  • Republican candidate committees$8,000

SOAP BOX

VOTEVETS: $172,436FRIENDS OF MARY LANDRIEU, INC.: $18,825GEPHARDT FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $15,000TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $14,900MARCH FOR PROGRESS, INC.: $11,200EMILYS LIST: $10,500JOHN EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $9,350FRIENDS OF CAROLYN MCCARTHY: $5,950ALEX VINDMAN FOR FLORIDA: $4,000$262k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$209k
  • Democratic candidate committees$53k

EIDOLON COMMUNICATIONS

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $14,345$14k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$14k

MARK SULLIVAN

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

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $13,280$13k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$13k

DES MOINES AREA COMM COLLEGE

JOHN EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $597,69021 CENTURY DEMOCRATS: $156,459MARCH FOR PROGRESS, INC.: $148,968FRIENDS OF MARIA: $140,959DCCC: $136,147EMILYS LIST: $105,380TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $104,724FRIENDS OF CAROLYN MCCARTHY: $104,017NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN, INC. PAC: $86,210GEPHARDT FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $81,615KENNEDY FOR SENATE 2012: $76,912CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $54,169$2.0M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$633k

STOCKTON, INC.

SEARCHLIGHT LEADERSHIP FUND: $97,385FRIENDS FOR HARRY REID: $95,181GOProud, Inc.: $43,607DEDICATED AMERICANS FOR THE SENATE AND HOUSE PAC: $26,997DAVID LANDRUM FOR CONGRESS: $20,000JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $18,240TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $12,809MOVING AMERICA FORWARD: $6,295BILL NELSON FOR US SENATE: $3,817DAKPAC: $1,569CITIZEN SOLDIER FUND: $1,160EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $220$327k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$190k
  • Democratic candidate committees$117k
  • Republican candidate committees$20k

CAPITOL ASSOCIATES

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

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $12,600$13k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$13k

HYVEE WDM

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $11,573$12k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$12k

DONNA ANTHONY

Heartland PAC: $71,104TOM VILSACK FOR PRESIDENT: $18,266MONICA VERNON FOR CONGRESS: $12,500TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $11,304Independent Voices: $1,250$114k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$84k
  • Democratic candidate committees$31k

THERESA KEHOE

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $19,076,859DSCC: $5,221,899DCCC: $2,731,052FIGHT FOR THE PEOPLE PAC: $2,510,347SCHIFF FOR SENATE: $2,298,228MARK KELLY FOR SENATE: $1,688,539Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee: $1,581,823OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $1,487,624WARREN FOR SENATE, INC.: $1,485,306DSI: $1,085,864JON OSSOFF FOR SENATE: $1,076,907ALEXANDRIA OCASIO-CORTEZ FOR CONGRESS: $931,519$171.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$29.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$11.5M

NGP VAN

BERA FOR CONGRESS: $56,250KAY GRANGER CAMPAIGN FUND: $38,250FRIENDS OF JIM CLYBURN: $23,500CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $14,652DUTCH RUPPERSBERGER FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $12,800CLARKE FOR CONGRESS: $11,500TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $11,200MICHAEL GRIMM FOR CONGRESS: $11,000FRIENDS OF DON BEYER: $11,000MARC VEASEY CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $10,000CAMPAIGN FOR OUR COUNTRY: $9,000STAND WITH SANCHEZ: $8,765$379k
  • Democratic candidate committees$148k
  • Republican candidate committees$49k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$20k

L & M PROMOTIONS

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

MARCO RUBIO FOR PRESIDENT: $2,095,193TEA PARTY PATRIOTS CITIZENS FUND: $2,028,368JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $1,607,207PUTTING PEOPLE BEFORE POLITICIANS INC: $1,452,908PEOPLE FOR PATTY MURRAY: $1,402,754MCCAIN-PALIN VICTORY 2008: $1,313,642FRIENDS OF HERMAN CAIN INC: $1,151,947THE BOB BARR LEADERSHIP FUND: $1,036,185GOPAC, Inc.: $746,229TEAPARTYEXPRESS.ORG: $728,978REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $693,082FREEDOM'S DEFENSE FUND: $610,177$43.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$7.6M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5.8M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.4M

INTEGRAM

DSCC: $453,865BLUMENTHAL FOR CONNECTICUT: $409,455KLOBUCHAR FOR MINNESOTA: $214,761OFF THE SIDELINES PAC: $208,548Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee: $150,000VOTERS FIRST VICTORY FUND: $129,294WOLF PAC: $121,756Young Democrats of America: $83,500GET STUFF DONE: $73,427UPNORTH PAC: $73,322SHAHEEN FOR SENATE: $62,100ACTBLUE: $59,733$3.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$833k

SALSA LABS

900038675: $1,510,170AMERICAN RESORT DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION RESORT OWNERS COALITION PAC (ARDA-ROC PAC): $820,817AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANESTHESIOLOGISTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ASA PAC): $407,800FRIENDS OF JOHN THUNE: $33,000MORAN FOR CONGRESS: $25,000GREAT PLAINS LEADERSHIP FUND: $24,284ISSA FOR CONGRESS: $16,713FRIENDS OF PATRICK J. KENNEDY INC.: $16,000COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT ED TOWNS: $15,500TAX CUTS & JOBS PAC: $15,000TRUST PAC TEAM REPUBLICANS FOR UTILIZING SENSIBLE TACTICS: $15,000TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $15,000$3.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.8M
  • Republican candidate committees$65k
  • Democratic candidate committees$56k

DC ARENA

AFSCME Working Families Fund: $400,000IAFF FIREPAC Educational - Treasury: $75,000TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $10,000$485k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$485k

FRIENDS OF TERRY MCAULIFFE

EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $606,928JOE LIEBERMAN FOR PRESIDENT INC: $315,259Republican Attorneys General Association: $193,467KENNEDY FOR SENATE 2012: $177,680America Votes, Inc.: $87,552MARCH FOR PROGRESS, INC.: $64,559CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $62,049GEPHARDT FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $59,408JOHN EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $35,702ALL AMERICA PAC: $33,185ONE AMERICA COMMITTEE: $31,147TOM VILSACK FOR PRESIDENT: $30,287$1.8M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$410k

CARROLL TRAVEL

HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014: $22,731TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $8,792$32k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$32k

CLASSIC EVENTS

MOORE FOR CONGRESS: $66,973COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT HENRY HANK JOHNSON: $41,102CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $40,000RICHARD E NEAL FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $25,029JEFFRIES FOR CONGRESS: $24,331GIVING WILLINGLY EMPOWERING NATIONALLY PAC: $22,353ROBIN KELLY FOR CONGRESS: $21,277DAVIS FOR CONGRESS/FRIENDS OF DAVIS: $20,249SANFORD BISHOP FOR CONGRESS: $18,500D SQUARED D2 VICTORY FUND: $14,250CITIZENS FOR ALTMIRE: $12,307DONNA EDWARDS FOR CONGRESS: $10,757$449k
  • Democratic candidate committees$295k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$22k

VERIZON CENTER

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $32,637TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $8,000HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014: $2,000BILL NELSON FOR US SENATE: $1,050$44k
  • Democratic candidate committees$34k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$10k

PROGRESSIVE ENGINE

DCCC: $4,643,343DSCC: $3,369,604TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $638,099JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $616,206TAMMY FOR ILLINOIS: $308,697VOTEVETS: $296,590CATHERINE CORTEZ MASTO FOR SENATE: $283,516GALLEGO FOR ARIZONA: $261,026EMILYS LIST: $244,748DEAN FOR AMERICA: $240,569DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $230,690JEFF MERKLEY FOR OREGON: $216,405$14.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$8.8M
  • Democratic candidate committees$2.6M

NAMES IN THE NEWS

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

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $7,135$7k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7,135

GALLIGAN, DOYLE & REID PC

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $18,072,704DCCC: $9,725,428DSCC: $7,681,110OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $7,073,910HILLARY FOR AMERICA: $5,946,816SMP: $4,482,722Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee: $4,324,250Democratic Governors Association: $3,254,261National Democratic Redistricting Committee: $2,624,511STUDENT UNION: $2,607,467HMP: $2,017,132AB PAC: $1,972,742$147.5M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$56.8M
  • Democratic candidate committees$13.0M

PERKINS COIE

ActBlue Technical Services, Inc.: $17,250,348ACTBLUE: $13,693,989PROGRESSIVE TURNOUT PROJECT: $4,524,451BERNIE 2020: $4,411,235FAIR FIGHT: $2,653,968FRIENDS OF BERNIE SANDERS: $2,370,244ActBlue Non-Federal: $2,284,445TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $1,820,195THERESA GREENFIELD FOR IOWA: $1,782,991DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,598,524RIGHT SIDE OF HISTORY PAC: $1,218,000SCHIFF FOR SENATE: $1,148,222$90.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$42.0M
  • Democratic candidate committees$10.4M
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$2.4M

ACT BLUE

FRIENDS OF TARRYL CLARK: $37,750TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $6,500$44k
  • Democratic candidate committees$38k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6,500

BETH FOSTER CONSULTING LLC

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $6,012IOWANS FOR ZACH NUNN: $4,478GRASSLEY COMMITTEE, INC.: $959KING FOR CONGRESS: $615$12k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,052
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6,012

DOC'S HUNT CLUB

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS, AFL-CIO COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION: $327,620CLARK FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $195,517TEXANS FOR HENRY CUELLAR CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN: $101,832MARCH FOR PROGRESS, INC.: $69,004KENNEDY FOR SENATE 2012: $67,613RANGEL FOR CONGRESS: $46,352AFT State and Local Fund: $45,016NATIONAL LEADERSHIP PAC: $40,384ONE AMERICA COMMITTEE: $15,210RANGEL VICTORY FUND: $12,317CHRIS JOHN FOR US SENATE: $10,038DEMOCRATIC FRESHMEN PAC: $10,000$989k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$507k
  • Democratic candidate committees$434k

OLDAKER, BIDEN & BELAIR, LLP

JOHN EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $597,69021 CENTURY DEMOCRATS: $156,459MARCH FOR PROGRESS, INC.: $148,968FRIENDS OF MARIA: $140,959DCCC: $136,147EMILYS LIST: $105,380TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $104,724FRIENDS OF CAROLYN MCCARTHY: $104,017NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN, INC. PAC: $86,210GEPHARDT FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $81,615KENNEDY FOR SENATE 2012: $76,912CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $54,169$2.0M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$633k

STOCKTON INC

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $5,600$6k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5,600

AMERICAN DENTAL POL EDUCATION FUND

2005 PRESIDENTS DINNER COMMITTEE: $533,671THE 2007 PRESIDENT'S DINNER COMMITTEE: $403,9142008 PRESIDENT'S DINNER COMMITTEE; THE: $354,9022003 PRESIDENT'S DINNER COMMITTEE: $295,343SENATE-HOUSE DINNER 2009: $250,501NRCC: $236,455MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $186,825TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN PARTY FEDERAL ELECTION ACCOUNT: $133,990NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $128,4692004 PRESIDENT'S DINNER COMMITTEE THE: $126,351Republican Governors Association: $101,609REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS: $84,002$3.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.8M
  • Republican candidate committees$84k

CENTERPLATE

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $5,072$5k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5,072

RENDITIONS GOLF

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $17,759TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $5,049$23k
  • Democratic candidate committees$18k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5,049

WEINMAN INSURANCE

900038675: $1,510,170AMERICAN RESORT DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION RESORT OWNERS COALITION PAC (ARDA-ROC PAC): $820,817AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANESTHESIOLOGISTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ASA PAC): $407,800FRIENDS OF JOHN THUNE: $33,000MORAN FOR CONGRESS: $25,000GREAT PLAINS LEADERSHIP FUND: $24,284ISSA FOR CONGRESS: $16,713FRIENDS OF PATRICK J. KENNEDY INC.: $16,000COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT ED TOWNS: $15,500TAX CUTS & JOBS PAC: $15,000TRUST PAC TEAM REPUBLICANS FOR UTILIZING SENSIBLE TACTICS: $15,000TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $15,000$3.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.8M
  • Republican candidate committees$65k
  • Democratic candidate committees$56k

DC ARENA LP

Run for Something: $39,591TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $5,000BERNIE 2020: $343$45k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$45k
  • Democratic candidate committees$343

DEREK EADON

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $264,043REPUBLICAN PARTY OF FLORIDA: $11,447AMY FOR AMERICA: $10,629HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014: $9,988JONI'S ROAST AND RIDE: $8,020MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $6,896TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,667BLUNT VICTORY COMMITTEE: $3,044PAT ROBERTS FOR US SENATE INC: $895REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA: $685SCHUPP FOR CONGRESS: $668TEAM KENNEDY: $394$321k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$291k
  • Republican candidate committees$19k
  • Democratic candidate committees$11k
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$394

CONFERENCE TECHNOLOGIES

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,596$5k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,596

TASTE TO GO AND CATERING

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,536$5k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,536

MARRIOTT BOSTON LONG WHARF

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $10,239TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,530WHALEN FOR CONGRESS: $3,940$19k
  • Republican candidate committees$14k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,530

RIVER CENTER ADLER THEATER

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $5,811TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,521PROGRESSIVE MAJORITY: $1,102ALLISON FOR CONGRESS: $1,018IRONWORKERS POLITICAL EDUCATION FUND: $527FRANK KRATOVIL FOR CONGRESS: $384GREEN PARTY OF THE UNITED STATES: $234$14k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$12k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,402

CHESAPEAKE GRAPHICS

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,400$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,400

SHARON HASELHOFF

GOLD, JEREMY S

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,026$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,026

EAGLES TOURING CO

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,000$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,000

ECKHART STRATEGIES, INC

THERESA GREENFIELD FOR IOWA: $81,270GRASSLEY COMMITTEE, INC.: $63,596BOSWELL FOR CONGRESS: $45,990MICHAEL FRANKEN FOR IOWA, INC: $45,734PLAIN STATE PAC: $36,625CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $32,219BRALEY FOR IOWA: $30,955PATTY JUDGE FOR IOWA: $19,621MONICA VERNON FOR CONGRESS: $19,546LOEBSACK FOR CONGRESS: $18,206RITA HART FOR IOWA: $12,561BRALEY FOR CONGRESS: $11,567$481k
  • Democratic candidate committees$318k
  • Republican candidate committees$100k

TREASURER, STATE OF IOWA

OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $263,685JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $124,242DEAN FOR AMERICA: $104,013DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF OREGON: $92,898HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $85,215America Votes, Inc.: $70,489FEDERAL: COLORADO DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $66,945EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $59,304PROGRESSIVE MAJORITY: $55,197RICHARDSON FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $52,466REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $45,578NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $45,381$3.3M
  • Democratic candidate committees$689k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$376k

QWEST

ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $6,580TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,580CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $763BRALEY FOR CONGRESS: $441$12k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,580
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,580
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,204

THE SUITES OF 800 LOCUST

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $3,793$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,793

UNITED CENTER BOX OFFICE

GONELLA, GEOFF

BOSWELL FOR CONGRESS: $3,682TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $3,606COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA - COPE POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS COMMITTEE: $2,988JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $1,668DEAN FOR AMERICA: $921HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $635CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $591Heartland PAC: $212$14k
  • Democratic candidate committees$7,497
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6,806

DAVITT PHOTO ALLIANCE

PERRY JOHNSON FOR PRESIDENT INC.: $557,276REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA: $8,629BECKY GREENWALD FOR CONGRESS: $5,250TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $3,252RESTORE OUR NATION (RON PAC): $1,580ROXANNE CONLIN FOR SENATE: $745BOSWELL FOR CONGRESS: $610SPENCER FOR CONGRESS: $286IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $285$578k
  • Republican candidate committees$559k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$12k
  • Democratic candidate committees$6,891

BINDERY 1, INC

KEHOE, THERESA

DCCC: $36,539DEAN FOR AMERICA: $25,905DSCC: $24,802DFC COMMITTEE: $22,223NATIONAL LEAGUE OF POSTMASTERS OF THE US POLITICIAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $18,661SESTAK FOR CONGRESS: $16,799HEATH SHULER FOR CONGRESS: $15,941CITIZENS FOR ALTMIRE: $12,620Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee: $10,724IKE SKELTON FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $10,255SIRES FOR CONGRESS: $9,310Excellence in Public Service, Inc.: $7,843$452k
  • Democratic candidate committees$113k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$99k

HAUTE ON THE HILL

AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $115,414AMERICAN COLLEGE OF OB-GYNS PAC (OB-GYN PAC): $63,695HARRY MITCHELL FOR CONGRESS: $28,401TOM VILSACK FOR PRESIDENT: $14,903REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA: $12,243JOHN KENNEDY FOR US SENATE INC: $7,950TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,834CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $2,313NELSON 2006: $1,464FRIENDS OF CATHY WOOLARD, INC: $1,443DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA: $1,359BEN NELSON 2012: $1,094$254k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$196k
  • Democratic candidate committees$50k
  • Republican candidate committees$7,950

FIRST NATIONAL MERCHANT SOLUTIONS

DCCC: $100,437TEAM SUNUNU: $23,120CITIZENS FOR PROSPERITY IN AMERICA TODAY PAC: $21,738FRIENDS OF JAHANA HAYES: $18,681HOEVEN FOR SENATE: $17,135PEOPLE FOR PATTY MURRAY: $16,484JPAC: $15,909ADAM SMITH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $13,863DEEP STRIKE PAC: $13,510DFC COMMITTEE: $13,299LUCAS FOR CONGRESS: $11,881CUMMINGS FOR CONGRESS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $11,244$673k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$138k
  • Democratic candidate committees$74k
  • Republican candidate committees$66k

CHARLIE PALMER STEAK

DSCC: $125,571DCCC: $10,404TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,691OMAR NAVARRO FOR CONGRESS: $2,312JOE COLLINS FOR CONGRESS: $2,181LISA MCCLAIN FOR CONGRESS: $1,830CULP FOR CONGRESS: $1,783SAN DIEGO DEMOCRATIC CLUB - FEDERAL: $1,719DR. RAUL RUIZ FOR CONGRESS: $1,524BERGMANFORCONGRESS: $1,400SWALWELL FOR CONGRESS: $1,399AMERICA NEEDS NEW INNOVATION AND ENERGY PAC: $1,396$214k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$142k
  • Republican candidate committees$9,505
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,923

ALAMO RENT A CAR

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,669$3k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,669

RED BRANNAN WIREHAIRS

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,585$3k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,585

RICHARD SALEM

DCCC: $390,379EMILYS LIST: $203,791DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $114,861GEPHARDT FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $33,791TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $27,535EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $24,938FRIENDS OF MARIA: $22,170KENNEDY FOR SENATE 2012: $19,558MARCH FOR PROGRESS, INC.: $19,527FRIENDS OF CAROLYN MCCARTHY: $17,401CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $10,860ONE AMERICA COMMITTEE: $5,234$906k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$734k
  • Democratic candidate committees$156k

TRIPLEX DIRECT MARKETING

JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $136,440EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $74,263REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $55,465BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $22,322DEAN FOR AMERICA: $20,153THOMPSON FOR CONGRESS INC: $2,753TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,372IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $812BOB GRAHAM FOR PRESIDENT INC: $740$315k
  • Democratic candidate committees$232k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$59k
  • Republican candidate committees$25k

BLACK HAWK LIGHTING

RINGLEB, PAMELA S.

ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $45,374HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $41,464BOSWELL FOR CONGRESS: $25,083IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $18,025REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA: $17,014JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $16,177CHRIS DODD FOR PRESIDENT INC: $14,336Democratic Governors Association: $12,700CHRISTIE VILSACK FOR IOWA: $12,218DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $8,151KERRY-EDWARDS 2004 INC: $6,808OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $6,617$257k
  • Democratic candidate committees$123k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$56k
  • Republican candidate committees$45k

HOTEL FORT DES MOINES

JOHANNS FOR SENATE INCORPORATED: $35,393NEBRASKA FAMILIES FOR PETE RICKETTS INC: $26,760CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $17,299SANDHILLS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $9,714NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $7,493JEFF FORTENBERRY FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS: $6,554NEBRASKANS FOR KLEEB: $5,030JOHN EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT: $3,739STENBERG FOR SENATE 2006 COMMITTEE: $2,298TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,272HAGEL FOR SENATE COMMITTEE: $1,410$118k
  • Republican candidate committees$72k
  • Democratic candidate committees$26k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$19k

ELLIOTT AVIATION

RUBEN KIHUEN FOR CONGRESS: $2,321TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,231OHIO REPUBLICAN PARTY STATE CENTRAL & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: $1,526FORBES FOR CONGRESS: $842VARGAS FOR CONGRESS: $591WALKER 4 NC: $340LUCAS FOR CONGRESS: $235JOBS, FREEDOM, AND SECURITY PAC: $191RUSS FULCHER FOR IDAHO: $167CITIZENS FOR BOYLE: $161ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $151NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $141$9k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,088
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,074
  • Republican candidate committees$1,735

GORDON BIERSCH

VOLUNTEERS FOR SHIMKUS: $204,329NY REPUBLICAN FEDERAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $100,099BOB BRADY FOR CONGRESS: $70,235GOPAC, Inc.: $44,497JAKE ELLZEY FOR CONGRESS: $35,300ALABAMA FIRST PAC: $35,235MEL WATT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $34,332Republican Leadership for Georgia, Inc.: $33,102MASSACHUSETTS VICTORY COMMITTEE: $31,818Republican Attorneys General Association: $31,642RAPTOR PAC: $29,689Republican Governors Association: $24,676$1.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$340k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$231k
  • Democratic candidate committees$105k

CAPITAL GRILLE

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $5,139,526DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $788,993DSCC: $194,083America Votes, Inc.: $140,204REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA: $81,094NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $68,416COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $64,352NRCC: $50,669The Senate Majority Project: $35,831REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE OF NEW MEXICO: $33,069FRIENDS OF ANDREW YANG: $31,781REPUBLICAN PARTY OF WISCONSIN: $24,302$6.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6.6M
  • Democratic candidate committees$32k

DELL MARKETING

Republican Governors Association: $54,958TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,030REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP COUNCIL FEDERAL PAC: $1,814CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $1,157FRIENDS OF DWIGHT GROTBERG: $907Heartland PAC: $703COBB/LAMARCHE: $663MOVEON.ORG POLITICAL ACTION: $306The Cox Administrative Account: $259WE THE PEOPLE FOR GILBERT, INC.: $206HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $25$63k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$60k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,182
  • Republican candidate committees$1,113
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$663

NORTHWEST AIR

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA: $7,931DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $3,323CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $3,247JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $2,809TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,000NRCC: $917ONE AMERICA COMMITTEE: $247$20k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$14k
  • Democratic candidate committees$6,056

EMBASSY CLUB

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,000$2k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,000

WARREN CO. FAIRGROUNDS

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $2,000$2k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,000

PAM RINGLEB

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $165,911TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,990$168k
  • Democratic candidate committees$166k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,990

HYVEE INDIANOLA

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 RENTACAR

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA: $4,367TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,925$6k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6,292

ANNETTE'S LTD

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,900CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $1,800$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,900
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,800

MISSISSIPPI BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS

National Federation of Republican Women: $76,955OHIO REPUBLICAN PARTY STATE CENTRAL & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: $51,239CORNYN MAJORITY COMMITTEE: $25,638PROGRESSIVE TURNOUT PROJECT: $22,828Wisconsin Progress Action: $22,059REPUBLICAN PARTY OF WISCONSIN: $20,839PORTPAC: $20,282DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA: $19,177THE LONG RUN PAC: $18,461TIM RYAN FOR CONGRESS: $16,785PHILIP A. HART DEMOCRATIC CLUB: $11,247HAMILTON FOR KANSAS: $9,448$430k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$224k
  • Republican candidate committees$46k
  • Democratic candidate committees$45k

CINCINNATI INSURANCE COMPANY

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA: $2,847TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,828GRASSLEY COMMITTEE, INC.: $739FOR AMERICAS REPUBLICAN MAJORITY PAC (FARM PAC): $206THE HAWKEYE PAC: $198BRALEY FOR IOWA: $63Heartland PAC: $59$6k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5,139
  • Republican candidate committees$739
  • Democratic candidate committees$63

BOESEN THE FLORIST

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

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,820$2k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,820

ORLANDO FINANCIAL CORP

KAY FOR CONGRESS: $6,512WASINGER FOR CONGRESS: $3,751TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,766TANCREDO FOR A SECURE AMERICA: $1,517KAGEN 4 CONGRESS: $1,070COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT TRENT FRANKS TO CONGRESS: $770POLLAK FOR CONGRESS: $737Democratic Lieutenant Governors Assoc., Inc: $734CITIZENS FOR TURNER: $570RUSS CARNAHAN IN CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $554PROSPERITY ACTION, INC.: $551AMERICANS ELECT: $514$22k
  • Democratic candidate committees$8,137
  • Republican candidate committees$7,345
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,564

MIDWEST EXPRESS

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,749CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $1,748$3k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,749
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,748

HIGH PRAIRIE FARMS

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $5,148TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,694MICHAEL MCKENNA FOR CONGRESS: $900$8k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6,842
  • Democratic candidate committees$900

MID AMERICAN

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,660$2k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,660

DAVID K JOHNSON

Center for Legislative Excellence: $2,860TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,622$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,482

GATEWAY 2000

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $5,713OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $2,496KERRY-EDWARDS 2004 INC: $1,975HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014: $1,800TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,600HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $400JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $292$14k
  • Democratic candidate committees$11k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,400

JIM'S JOHNS

IMAGE TRANSFORMATION

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,565$2k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,565

RON PLATT

RINGLEB, PAM S.

150PAC.ORG: $9,320PENNSYLVANIANS FOR KANJORSKI: $6,915MCCOLLUM FOR CONGRESS: $5,895BUCKEYE PATRIOT POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $4,945TENN POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE INC (TENN PAC): $4,424BENNET FOR COLORADO: $3,965JERRY LEWIS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $3,637DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ FOR CONGRESS: $3,603DIGNITY OF WORK PAC: $3,580CITIZENS FOR COCHRAN: $2,999FUTURE LEADERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $2,864CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $2,543$94k
  • Democratic candidate committees$27k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$17k
  • Republican candidate committees$12k

MONOCLE ON CAPITOL HILL

TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $321,600JEFF MERKLEY FOR OREGON: $195,750FRIENDS OF MARIA: $194,750TAMMY FOR ILLINOIS: $181,250CATHERINE CORTEZ MASTO FOR SENATE: $163,250FRIENDS OF CAROLYN MCCARTHY: $128,250MAGGIE FOR NH: $122,750ELLISON FOR CONGRESS: $115,000TINA SMITH FOR MINNESOTA: $102,250BOB CASEY FOR SENATE INC: $95,250ROSEN FOR NEVADA: $89,250PEOPLE FOR PATTY MURRAY: $88,000$2.7M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.8M

BIG SKY COPYWRITING

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,424$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,424

RAFAEL RUTHCHILD

AB PAC: $56,775Democratic Attorneys General Association, Inc.: $55,967BERNIE 2016: $45,299NRCC: $40,040KIND FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $39,641DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $32,018MCHENRY FOR CONGRESS: $31,559GW PAC: $27,851SIMPSON FOR CONGRESS: $23,422ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE FOR ALL PAC: $22,911HILLARY FOR AMERICA: $19,453MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $18,028$1.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$185k
  • Democratic candidate committees$127k
  • Republican candidate committees$101k

CENTURY LINK

Media Fund: $580,000DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $512,800Swift Boat Vets and POWs for Truth: $299,500OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $292,000FERGUSON FOR CONGRESS: $210,000FRIENDS OF LANE EVANS COMMITTEE: $185,000MoveOn.org Voter Fund: $150,000OKLAHOMA LEADERSHIP COUNCIL: $139,811FREEDOM & OPPORTUNITY FUND: $139,252PLUMBERS & PIPEFITTERS LOCAL NO 9 POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $136,021REPUBLICAN PARTY OF ARKANSAS: $130,000PRO-LIFE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $123,332$7.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.1M
  • Democratic candidate committees$477k
  • Republican candidate committees$349k

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

HULSHOF FOR CONGRESS: $6,357TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,366FRIENDS OF RAHM EMANUEL: $375MARTIN FROST CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $309EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON FOR CONGRESS: $206ANDER PAC: $158BAIRD FOR CONGRESS: $141THE WESTERN WAY PAC: $139HASTERT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $115RESTORING THE AMERICAN DREAM: $42$9k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,629
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,547
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,031

AT & T BROADBAND

America Votes, Inc.: $2,320,798DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,250,419America Votes 2006: $252,575OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $147,954HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $144,056DCCC: $142,324ARIZONA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $112,050W VA STATE DEMOCRATIC EX COM: $99,300MARTHA COAKLEY FOR SENATE COMMITTEE: $96,342IOWA DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $94,344DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF OREGON: $86,413FEDERAL: COLORADO DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $55,578$5.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4.4M
  • Democratic candidate committees$388k

VOTER ACTIVATION NETWORK

HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014: $3,580TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,315$5k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,895

ERIC LEWIS

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,250$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,250

BAMBINOS RESTAURANT

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,223$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,223

801 STEAK AND CHOP HOUSE

BOSWELL FOR CONGRESS: $8,712CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $1,275TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,190MICHAEL FRANKEN FOR IOWA, INC: $334$12k
  • Democratic candidate committees$10k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,190

LATIN KING

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $3,980TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,170LEADERSHIP '02 (FKA FRIENDS OF ALBERT GORE JR INC): $650$6k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,980
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,820

D.K. ENGINEERING

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $7,240HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014: $1,537OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $1,425TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,124KERRY-EDWARDS 2004 INC: $138$11k
  • Democratic candidate committees$8,802
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,661

THE NEW GOLF CARS OF IOWA

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,111$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,111

JSC PROPERTIES

LAURA FOR KANSAS: $11,750MEUSER FOR CONGRESS: $2,650TOKUDA FOR HAWAII: $1,780AUSTIN PETERSEN FOR US SENATE: $1,256CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $1,226TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,109HEACOCK FOR CONGRESS: $625CLIFF BENTZ FOR CONGRESS: $438KATHALEEN WALL FOR CONGRESS: $433STEPHANIE HERSETH SANDLIN FOR SOUTH DAKOTA: $428DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF OREGON: $400GRABB FOR CONGRESS: $400$22k
  • Democratic candidate committees$15k
  • Republican candidate committees$5,802
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,509

BRICK HOUSE

DCCC: $320,617BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $120,477DEAN FOR AMERICA: $81,489BUSH-CHENEY '04 INC.: $79,031FORTUNO 2004 INC: $61,746FORTUNO IN CONGRESS: $14,652RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $14,369LUCAS FOR CONGRESS: $9,562SUSAN B ANTHONY LIST INC: $8,000JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $7,581REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $7,281JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $5,436$796k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$350k
  • Republican candidate committees$293k
  • Democratic candidate committees$87k

THRIFTY CAR RENTAL

STATE OF IOWA HIST. BLDG

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $1,020$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,020

JANE TEDFORD

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS, AFL-CIO COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION: $327,620CLARK FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $195,517TEXANS FOR HENRY CUELLAR CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN: $101,832MARCH FOR PROGRESS, INC.: $69,004KENNEDY FOR SENATE 2012: $67,613RANGEL FOR CONGRESS: $46,352AFT State and Local Fund: $45,016NATIONAL LEADERSHIP PAC: $40,384ONE AMERICA COMMITTEE: $15,210RANGEL VICTORY FUND: $12,317CHRIS JOHN FOR US SENATE: $10,038DEMOCRATIC FRESHMEN PAC: $10,000$989k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$507k
  • Democratic candidate committees$434k

OLDAKER BIDEN BELAIR

DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ FOR CONGRESS: $62,827DAN BURTON FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $35,931TOM RICE FOR CONGRESS: $15,216ROB MILLER FOR CONGRESS: $10,253PEM PAC: $8,932DELAHUNT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $6,249FRIENDS OF BERNIE SANDERS: $4,738RICK SANTORUM FOR PRESIDENT, INC. (2012): $4,209GENE TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $3,524THINK BIG AMERICA PAC: $3,319PROGRESSIVE VOTERS OF AMERICA: $3,158HELP UNITE REPUBLICANS TODAY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $2,475$189k
  • Democratic candidate committees$88k
  • Republican candidate committees$62k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5,633
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$4,738

US AIR

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $900$900
  • PACs, parties and other committees$900

D.R.I.V.E. - DEMOCRAT, REPUBLICAN, INDEPENDENT VOTER EDUCATION (THE PAC OF THE INTERNATION

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $862$862
  • PACs, parties and other committees$862

POWERSCOURT RESTAURANT

NRSC: $32,240AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC.: $3,096OBAMA VICTORY FUND 2012: $1,520TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $848$38k
  • Republican candidate committees$32k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,944
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,520

OTIS ELEVATOR CO.

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $843ROXANNE CONLIN FOR SENATE: $86ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $57$986
  • PACs, parties and other committees$843
  • Democratic candidate committees$86
  • Republican candidate committees$57

MEZZODI'S

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $839$839
  • PACs, parties and other committees$839

INGERSOLL WINE & LIQUORS

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $402,374DR KIM SCHRIER FOR CONGRESS: $7,504JAMIE RASKIN FOR CONGRESS: $5,037NEVADANS FOR STEVEN HORSFORD: $4,689PEOPLE FOR DEREK KILMER: $4,533STRICKLAND FOR WASHINGTON: $4,063SARA JACOBS FOR CONGRESS: $4,029JEFFRIES FOR CONGRESS: $3,462MORGAN MCGARVEY FOR CONGRESS: $2,963NEW VOICE PAC: $2,526JASON CROW FOR CONGRESS: $2,286BEAT THE ODDS PAC: $2,132$451k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$407k
  • Democratic candidate committees$39k

WESTIN CHICAGO

REPUBLICAN MAINSTREET PARTNERSHIP PAC: $486,612MURTHA FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $225,352Democratic Attorneys General Association, Inc.: $198,342CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS PAC: $170,291ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $165,449NRCC: $161,921NRSC: $156,877FORWARD TOGETHER PAC: $108,655MISSOURI FRB PAC: $82,594SUNSHINE STATE FUTURE FUND: $70,992TRUMP 47 COMMITTEE, INC.: $56,006TALENT VICTORY COMMITTEE: $38,880$2.8M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.3M
  • Republican candidate committees$444k
  • Democratic candidate committees$225k

THE RITZ CARLTON

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $762$762
  • PACs, parties and other committees$762

TONY BOEHLER

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $721Independent Voices: $500$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,221

RICHARD BRANNAN

JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC: $1,785TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $700$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,785
  • PACs, parties and other committees$700

PEG COURTER

PROGRESSIVE CHANGE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $163,224PLANNED PARENTHOOD VOTES: $107,531LIBERTY PAC: $34,811Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $30,553Democratic Attorneys General Association, Inc.: $11,446DEMOCRATIC GRASSROOTS VICTORY FUND: $10,000ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $2,306Americans United to Preserve Marriage: $2,072TAX CUTS & JOBS PAC: $1,938RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $1,932OMAR NAVARRO FOR CONGRESS: $1,712BACCAM FOR IOWA: $1,038$374k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$362k
  • Republican candidate committees$5,956
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,038

OMNI SHOREHAM

ONE FOR ALL COMMITTEE: $1,594TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $691VOTETIPTON.COM: $632BILLY LONG FOR SENATE: $453MUSGRAVE FOR CONGRESS: $368LAUREN BOEBERT FOR CONGRESS: $363$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,285
  • Republican candidate committees$1,815

ENSTROM CANDIES

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $677$677
  • PACs, parties and other committees$677

BAMBINOS RESTRAUNT

DUKE SENATE CAMPAIGN: $31,697ALIA GARCIA FOR US CONGRESS: $1,610TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $663SUE LOWDEN FOR U S SENATE: $350JOE SULZER FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $178$34k
  • Republican candidate committees$34k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$663
  • Democratic candidate committees$178

ADS

FREEDOM PROJECT; THE: $37,974FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $37,296TIM JOHNSON FOR SOUTH DAKOTA INC: $15,515TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $660$91k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$39k
  • Republican candidate committees$37k
  • Democratic candidate committees$16k

CAPITOL ASSOCIATES III-X

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $654$654
  • PACs, parties and other committees$654

TRAPPESTINE CREAMY CARMELS

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $654$654
  • PACs, parties and other committees$654

IA CENTRAL COMM COLLEGE

ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $6,580TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $4,580CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $763BRALEY FOR CONGRESS: $441$12k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,580
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,580
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,204

SUITES OF 800 LOCUST

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $628$628
  • PACs, parties and other committees$628

WHOTELS SEATTLE

HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $108,521HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014: $90,225DEAN FOR AMERICA: $12,403Democratic Governors Association: $10,000BERNIE 2016: $8,777RICHARDSON FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $7,350MILLER-MEEKS FOR CONGRESS: $7,071LOEBSACK FOR CONGRESS: $5,462NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $5,294GRAVES FOR CONGRESS: $4,953KING FOR CONGRESS: $4,609MIKE FLOOD FOR CONGRESS: $4,093$374k
  • Democratic candidate committees$143k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$106k
  • Republican candidate committees$21k

HYVEE

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $600$600
  • PACs, parties and other committees$600

THE COYOTES

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $800TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $600RITA HART FOR IOWA: $500MICHAEL FRANKEN FOR IOWA, INC: $400$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,700
  • PACs, parties and other committees$600

IA FEDERATION OF LABOR

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

NEVER BACK DOWN INC.: $277,579TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $558$278k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$278k

SHERATON DES MOINES

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $546$546
  • PACs, parties and other committees$546

CARIBE HILTON INTERNATLIONAL

VIRGINIA FOXX FOR CONGRESS: $20,675NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR AN EFFECTIVE CONGRESS: $808BECERRA FOR CONGRESS: $679TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $539Protect Health Care Now, Inc.: $360OLD NORTH STATE VICTORY PAC: $160KOSTER FOR CONGRESS: $150WENDYROGERS.ORG: $107FRIENDS OF DAVE WELDON: $80UDALL FOR US ALL: $80$24k
  • Republican candidate committees$21k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,707
  • Democratic candidate committees$918

GO TO MY PC

THERESA GREENFIELD FOR IOWA: $1,120TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $533$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,120
  • PACs, parties and other committees$533

HEART OF IOWA

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

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $500HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014: $500$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,000

ADAM HOLT

LETS GET TO WORK PAC: $142,500FIGHT FOR THE PEOPLE PAC: $131,679SCHAKOWSKY FOR CONGRESS: $129,999REPUBLICAN PARTY OF MINNESOTA - FEDERAL: $124,150DAN CRENSHAW FOR CONGRESS: $79,516MCCRERY FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $76,581FRIENDS OF DAVE REICHERT: $48,378COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE 2016 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION: $46,898ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $46,050CALIFORNIA VICTORY 2018: $41,719COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT TRENT FRANKS TO CONGRESS: $36,653FEDERAL: COLORADO DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $36,563$1.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$392k
  • Republican candidate committees$287k
  • Democratic candidate committees$262k

HYATT REGENCY

OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $946,852AMERICAN LIBERTY FUND: $190,000Democratic Attorneys General Association, Inc.: $170,000WEST VIRGINIA PAC: $155,438DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $129,433Republican Governors Association: $124,000AMERICA'S CREDIT UNIONS PAC: $45,000MAURO SENATE CAMPAIGN TEAM: $30,000NEAL SIMON FOR U.S. SENATE: $25,000DAGA PAC: $10,000FRIENDS FOR THORNTON: $10,000ERIN COLLIER FOR CONGRESS: $4,250$1.8M
  • Democratic candidate committees$1.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$668k
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$25k

CENTRO

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $3,042OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $1,477FRIENDS OF JOHN DELANEY: $1,018HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014: $509MARK GREEN FOR CONGRESS: $500NEVADANS FOR STEVEN HORSFORD: $474TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $438DEL NORTE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE (FEDERAL): $260BAIRD FOR CONGRESS: $238KANSAS CAV PAC: $220ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $172WASHINGTON STATE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $118$9k
  • Democratic candidate committees$6,249
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,325
  • Republican candidate committees$893

WASTE CONNECTIONS

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $425$425
  • PACs, parties and other committees$425

MOLLY SCHERRMAN

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $423$423
  • PACs, parties and other committees$423

MATTHEW SCHWIEGER

Republican Governors Association: $16,119RICHARDSON FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $10,045OPPORTUNITY AND RESPONSIBILITY RESTORED IN OUR NATION PAC: $4,371OUR COMMON VALUES PAC: $2,876JEFFRIES FOR CONGRESS: $468TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $420ANDREW JANZ FOR CONGRESS: $216DEAN PHILLIPS FOR CONGRESS: $206$35k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$24k
  • Democratic candidate committees$11k

HOTEL BEL AIR

ELAINE MARSHALL COMMITTEE: $1,596TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $420$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,596
  • PACs, parties and other committees$420

ASHLEY INN

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

ISSA FOR CONGRESS: $2,500TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $418$2k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,500
  • PACs, parties and other committees-$46

CENTURY PLAZA HOTEL

MINER, STEPHANIE

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $1,871,439HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $1,755,062OHIO DEMOCRATIC PARTY - FEDERAL: $627,333DCCC: $272,763DSCC: $243,549MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE: $191,917DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA: $182,218FRIENDS OF BILL POSEY: $141,147DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF FLORIDA: $136,332SPIRIT OF AMERICA PAC: $127,419DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ FOR CONGRESS: $104,424DIGNITY OF WORK PAC: $100,309$10.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3.5M
  • Democratic candidate committees$2.1M
  • Republican candidate committees$141k

AT&T MOBILITY

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $400$400
  • PACs, parties and other committees$400

RUTH HARKIN

VIRGIN ISLANDS FOR PLASKETT: $24,635JAMIE RASKIN FOR CONGRESS: $6,389WARREN FOR SENATE, INC.: $6,000Republican Attorneys General Association: $5,922THE MARKEY COMMITTEE: $2,793TAMMY BALDWIN FOR SENATE: $2,752ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $1,956ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $1,882MOSLER FOR CONGRESS: $1,502MAURA SULLIVAN FOR CONGRESS: $1,496FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY PAC: $1,451DEMOCRACY SUMMER LEADERSHIP PAC: $1,423$79k
  • Democratic candidate committees$44k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7,345
  • Republican candidate committees$5,289
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$1,502

CAPE AIR

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $396$396
  • PACs, parties and other committees$396

SHAYLA KASEL

ALSOPAC: $17,875DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ FOR CONGRESS: $6,912CUMMINGS FOR CONGRESS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE: $4,800DUTCH RUPPERSBERGER FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $3,250HATCH ELECTION COMMITTEE INC: $1,386TEAM MARSHALL II: $1,200UPNORTH PAC: $900START CHANGE: $806KWEISI MFUME FOR CONGRESS: $640LEGPAC: $600TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $390DUNCAN FOR CONGRESS: $300$39k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$21k
  • Democratic candidate committees$17k
  • Republican candidate committees$1,686

BALTIMORE ORIOLES

GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE: $40,995FRIENDS OF BERNIE SANDERS: $34,349BOB CASEY FOR SENATE INC: $28,653CITIZENS FOR FREE ENTERPRISE: $25,592DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF OREGON: $24,343WARREN FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $20,076PRAMILA FOR CONGRESS: $16,593Emerge America: $14,730FRIENDS FOR HARRY REID: $14,566LEADERSHIP FOR ENTERPRISE AND OPPORTUNITY PAC: $14,328HAL ROGERS FOR CONGRESS: $13,678CASTEN FOR CONGRESS: $13,647$689k
  • Democratic candidate committees$135k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$65k
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$34k
  • Republican candidate committees$28k

LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $1,200PLAIN STATE PAC: $1,150YFI PAC: $825BACHMANN FOR PRESIDENT: $550TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $360$4k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,725
  • PACs, parties and other committees$360

LIVING HISTORY FARMS

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

STAR CATERING

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $346$346
  • PACs, parties and other committees$346

NICK LUCY

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $343$343
  • PACs, parties and other committees$343

IOWA SCAFFOLDS

CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $1,653TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $342$2k
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,653
  • PACs, parties and other committees$342

WASHINGTON FLYER CABS

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $338DEAN FOR AMERICA: $96Heartland PAC: $18$453
  • PACs, parties and other committees$356
  • Democratic candidate committees$96

JESSE'S EMBERS

DEAN FOR AMERICA: $15,997BACHMANN FOR PRESIDENT: $6,155BACHMANN FOR CONGRESS: $2,295FRIENDS OF HERMAN CAIN INC: $583ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $388TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $334$26k
  • Democratic candidate committees$16k
  • Republican candidate committees$9,421
  • PACs, parties and other committees$334

CHARLES GABUS FORD

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $330$330
  • PACs, parties and other committees$330

AMERICAN WAY LIMOS

WISCONSIN COUNCIL 40 PEOPLE FUND: $5,758REPUBLICAN PARTY OF WISCONSIN: $5,631TOMMY THOMPSON FOR PRESIDENT (TOMMY 2008): $1,357KIND FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,346TOMMY THOMPSON FOR SENATE INC: $1,202PROGRESSIVE VOTE AKA PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS OF AMERICA: $694TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $3301911 UNITED: $226$17k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$13k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,559
  • Democratic candidate committees$1,346

MADISON CONCOURSE HOTEL

CLOONEY FOR CONGRESS: $8,320WOMEN'S CAMPAIGN FUND: $6,792FRIENDS OF GLENN NYE: $4,304ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $4,224DCCC: $3,940KENDRICK MEEK CAMPAIGN FOR CONGRESS: $3,212FRIENDS OF ROSA DELAURO: $2,304MCNERNEY FOR CONGRESS: $2,274PATRICK MURPHY FOR CONGRESS: $2,094ENSIGN FOR SENATE: $2,000CHRIS OWENS FOR CONGRESS: $2,000BENNET FOR COLORADO: $1,854$65k
  • Democratic candidate committees$26k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$11k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,224

LOUNGE 201

EMILYS LIST: $212,447LGBTQ Victory Fund: $137,693LIBERTARIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE, INC.: $66,524FRIENDS OF MARIA: $5,653NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR AN EFFECTIVE CONGRESS: $3,176TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $325CARPER FOR SENATE: $44$426k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$420k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,697

BROADVIEW NETWORKS

DEAN FOR AMERICA: $874,136HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $528,390JAMES WEBB FOR US SENATE: $376,730DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $333,758OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $181,230BRALEY FOR CONGRESS: $110,310AFSCME Working Families Fund: $107,386CONNOLLY FOR CONGRESS: $107,170LOIS MURPHY FOR CONGRESS: $43,710EARN INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS: $28,662MORAN FOR CONGRESS: $25,535FORGIT FOR CONGRESS: $20,021$3.0M
  • Democratic candidate committees$2.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$470k

LANDMARK STRATEGIES

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

GFC PAC: $325TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $312EVANS FOR CONGRESS: $33$670
  • Republican candidate committees$358
  • PACs, parties and other committees$312

CITY OF CUMMING

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $308$308
  • PACs, parties and other committees$308

BILL BROWN

MONDOS

ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $70,433Emerge America: $61,645COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $30,318Democratic Attorneys General Association, Inc.: $30,000MARQUITA BRADSHAW FOR US SENATE: $29,333LOUIE GOHMERT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $27,761Republican Governors Association: $25,563MOORE FOR CONGRESS: $22,767THOMAS MASSIE FOR CONGRESS: $20,775VIRGINIA FOXX FOR CONGRESS: $20,196GREG STEUBE FOR CONGRESS: $19,761TEXANS FOR HENRY CUELLAR CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN: $19,237$3.1M
  • Republican candidate committees$159k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$148k
  • Democratic candidate committees$71k

BEST BUY

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $300$300
  • PACs, parties and other committees$300

AM. ASSOC. OF NURSE ANESTHETISTS

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $280$280
  • PACs, parties and other committees$280

WESTERN IA TECH COMM COLL

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $280$280
  • PACs, parties and other committees$280

RFK STADIUM GATE F

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $280$280
  • PACs, parties and other committees$280

PERIWINKLE INN

HILLARY FOR AMERICA: $15,908,177HILLARY VICTORY FUND: $827,269HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT: $673,620OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $572,978DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF ARKANSAS: $155,769DCCC: $110,994GRASSROOTS VICTORY PROJECT 2014: $83,455KENDRICK MEEK FOR FLORIDA INC: $76,054ALISON FOR KENTUCKY: $74,526UDALL FOR COLORADO: $70,486HAROLD FORD JR FOR TENNESSEE: $59,267NUNN VICTORY FUND: $58,642$20.2M
  • Democratic candidate committees$17.6M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.1M

EXECUTIVE FLITEWAYS

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

TO ORGANIZE A MAJORITY PAC (TOMPAC): $265CITIZENS FOR HARKIN: $182ROCKET CITY PAC: $79GRIFFITH FOR CONGRESS: $70$596
  • PACs, parties and other committees$265
  • Democratic candidate committees$261
  • Republican candidate committees$70

PRINTER CONNECTION

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $368,678DSCC: $207,231OBAMA VICTORY FUND 2012: $28,146LOBIONDO FOR CONGRESS: $22,843MICHAUD FOR CONGRESS: $21,337IBEW PAC Educational Fund: $20,365DIGNITY OF WORK PAC: $19,660FRIENDS OF JIM CLYBURN: $18,878DCCC: $15,954COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT ED TOWNS: $14,235SANFORD BISHOP FOR CONGRESS: $11,314HMP: $10,835$948k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$623k
  • Democratic candidate committees$114k
  • Republican candidate committees$23k

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$9,000 5
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Money Received:
lifetime

raised from disclosed sources: $6,059,046 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,300 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$6.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,300 · 0.0%

CAP-PAC SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND OF THE NATIONAL COMMUNITY ACTION FOUNDATION INC

raised from disclosed sources: $345,949 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$346kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$346k · 100.0%

HARKIN STEAK FRY 2014

raised from disclosed sources: $160,376,774 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$160.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$160.4M · 100.0%

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

AMERICAN CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $289,299,746 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $216,563 (0.1%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$289.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$289.3M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$217k · 0.1%

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES P E O P L E

raised from disclosed sources: $59,895,398 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,000 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$59.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$59.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,000 · 0.0%

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SHEET METAL, AIR, RAIL AND TRANSPORTATION WORKERS POLITICAL ACTION LEAGUE

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

AMERICAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $161,506,064 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$161.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$161.5M · 100.0%

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS, AFL-CIO COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION

raised from disclosed sources: $127,124,214 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $100,993 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$127.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$127.1M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$101k · 0.1%

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR JUSTICE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AAJ PAC)

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $59,020,183 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$59.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$59.0M · 100.0%

SMART TD PAC

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

AMERICAN HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $72,384,498 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,430 (0.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$72.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$72.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,430 · 0.0%

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIREFIGHTERS INTERESTED IN REGISTRATION AND EDUCATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $253,095,574 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$253.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$253.1M · 100.0%

D.R.I.V.E. - DEM, REP, IND VOTER ED (THE PAC OF THE INT'L BRHD OF TEAMSTERS)

raised from disclosed sources: $84,995,004 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$85.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$85.0M · 100.0%

MACHINISTS NON PARTISAN POLITICAL LEAGUE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS & AEROSPACE WORKERS

raised from disclosed sources: $117,835,594 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $776 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$117.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$117.8M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$776 · 0.0%

COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA - COPE POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $603,862,583 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,163 (0.0%)spent 91% of lifetime receipts$603.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$603.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,163 · 0.0%

SEIU COPE (SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION)

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

AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

DENTONS US LLP PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $191,595,463 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$191.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$191.6M · 100.0%

UAW - V - CAP (UAW VOLUNTARY COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM) 'INT'L UNION UNITED AUTOMOBILE AEROSPACE & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA UAW

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $56,415,165 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $432 (0.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$56.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$56.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$432 · 0.0%

NATIONAL RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION AMERICA'S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $161,379,409 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$161.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$161.4M · 100.0%

UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION ACTIVE BALLOT CLUB

raised from disclosed sources: $14,987,084 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $500 (0.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$15.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$15.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$500 · 0.0%

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DERMATOLOGY ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SKINPAC)

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

UNION PACIFIC CORP. FUND FOR EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT

raised from disclosed sources: $32,324,037 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $236 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$32.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$32.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$236 · 0.0%

SEAFARERS POLITICAL ACTIVITY DONATION - SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NA-AGLIW

raised from disclosed sources: $1,322,670 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.3M · 100.0%

COBHAM HOLDINGS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 'COBHAM PAC'

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

MICROSOFT CORPORATION STAKEHOLDERS VOLUNTARY PAC - MSVPAC

raised from disclosed sources: $42,403,416 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,650 (0.0%)spent 74% of lifetime receipts$42.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$42.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,650 · 0.0%

INTERNATIONAL LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION

raised from disclosed sources: $12,913,536 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $250 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$12.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$12.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$250 · 0.0%

AMERICAN PODIATRIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,626,317 (100.0%)spent 82% of lifetime receipts$1.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.6M · 100.0%

SIDLEY AUSTIN LLP GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $559,809 (100.0%)spent 91% of lifetime receipts$560kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$560k · 100.0%

HEARPAC OF HEARING INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION

raised from disclosed sources: $5,910,027 (100.0%)spent 88% of lifetime receipts$5.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.9M · 100.0%

AMERICAN SPEECH-LANGUAGE-HEARING ASSOCIATION PAC (ASHA PAC)

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

AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION PAC (BANKPAC)

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

AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL ACTION

raised from disclosed sources: $2,088,796 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$2.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.1M · 100.0%

BUCHANAN INGERSOLL & ROONEY PC COMMITTEE FOR EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT 'BIRPC PAC'

raised from disclosed sources: $44,921,071 (100.0%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$44.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$44.9M · 100.0%

INT'L ASSOCIATION OF BRIDGE, STRUCTURAL, ORNAMENTAL AND REINFORCING IRON WORKERS (IPAL)

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

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $66,270,191 (100.0%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$66.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$66.3M · 100.0%

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PAINTERS AND ALLIED TRADES POLITICAL ACTION TOGETHER POLITICAL COMMITTEE

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

AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,616,108 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$1.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.6M · 100.0%

TEVA PHARMACEUTICALS USA INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (TEVA PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $885,257 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$885kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$885k · 100.0%

LABORERS' INT'L UNION OF NORTH AMERICA PAC - SEATTLE ACCOUNT

raised from disclosed sources: $848,942 (100.0%)spent 85% of lifetime receipts$849kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$849k · 100.0%

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF AUDIOLOGY, INC. PAC

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

CME GROUP INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $6,268,023 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,430 (0.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$6.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,430 · 0.0%

NATIONAL PORK PRODUCERS COUNCIL PORK PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $2,023,629 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$2.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.0M · 100.0%

HERBALIFE INTERNATIONAL INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $21,849,094 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $261 (0.0%)spent 101% of lifetime receipts$21.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$21.8M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$261 · 0.0%

AFL-CIO COPE POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $77,115,148 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$77.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$77.1M · 100.0%

NATIONAL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS ASSOCIATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $6,464,511 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$6.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.5M · 100.0%

BAYER CORPORATION CROP SCIENCE EMPLOYEES CITIZENSHIP FUND (BAYER CROP SCIENCE FUND)

raised from disclosed sources: $1,136,575 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$1.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.1M · 100.0%

BOILERMAKERS BLACKSMITHS FORGERS AND HELPERS OF AMERICA LOCAL 169 BOILERMAKERS PAC

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

AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION PAC

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

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

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

INVESTMENT COMPANY INSTITUTE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ICI PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $475,783 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$476kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$476k · 100.0%

NATURAL PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $12,351,053 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,130 (0.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$12.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$12.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,130 · 0.0%

PLANNED PARENTHOOD ACTION FUND INC PAC, DBA PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERAL PAC

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

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY ASSOCIATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $495,028 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,040 (0.2%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$496kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$495k · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,040 · 0.2%

USA FARMWORKER PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $318,961 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$319kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$319k · 100.0%

WESTERN ALLIANCE OF FARMWORKER ADVOCATES PAC (WAFA PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $992,651 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $250 (0.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$993kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$993k · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$250 · 0.0%

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY CLAIMANTS' REPRESENTATIVES PAC (NOSSCR PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $20,946,373 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,700 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$21.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$20.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,700 · 0.0%

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

CALIFORNIA DAIRIES, INC. FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,565,582 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $365 (0.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.6M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$365 · 0.0%

SUPERVALU INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, (VALUPAC)

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

AIRCRAFT OWNERS AND PILOTS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

ARENTFOX SCHIFF CIVIC PARTICIPATION FUND (AFSPAC)

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

BNSF RAILWAY COMPANY RAILPAC (BNSF RAILPAC)

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $46,808,968 (100.0%)spent 85% of lifetime receipts$46.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$46.8M · 100.0%

UNITED STEELWORKERS POLITICAL ACTION FUND

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

NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $17,374,951 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $8,403 (0.0%)spent 90% of lifetime receipts$17.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$17.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$8,403 · 0.0%

DAIRY FARMERS OF AMERICA, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE; AKA DFA-PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $823,349 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$823kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$823k · 100.0%

THE SERVICEMASTER COMPANY PAC (SERVEPAC)

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

ZENECA INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AZPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $15,701,363 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $600 (0.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$15.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$15.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$600 · 0.0%

THE FARM CREDIT COUNCIL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

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

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

GENESISCARE USA INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

GENENTECH INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (GENENPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $1,806,385 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,000 (0.1%)spent 87% of lifetime receipts$1.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.8M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,000 · 0.1%

INTERNATIONAL FRESH PRODUCE ASSOCIATION FRESH POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (FRESH PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,203,171 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$2.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.2M · 100.0%

EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS INC. EMPLOYEES PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $6,209,876 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$6.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.2M · 100.0%

ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY - ADM PAC

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

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

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

ANHEUSER-BUSCH COMPANIES LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,290,310 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$3.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.3M · 100.0%

ALZHEIMERS IMPACT MOVEMENT POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

NEA FUND FOR CHILDREN AND PUBLIC EDUCATION

raised from disclosed sources: $1,598,939 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $250 (0.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$1.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.6M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$250 · 0.0%

ALLIANCE FOR PHARMACY COMPOUNDING PAC (COMP PAC)

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

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

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

JOHNSON & JOHNSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $88,690 (99.4%)dark money raised (trail floor): $500 (0.6%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$89kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$89k · 99.4%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$500 · 0.6%

FRIENDS OF CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS FEDERAL PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $18,572,588 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$18.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$18.6M · 100.0%

UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA - COAL MINERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $39,687,558 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$39.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$39.7M · 100.0%

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO PRESERVE SOCIAL SECURITY & MEDICARE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $16,099,234 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$16.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$16.1M · 100.0%

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF BOILERMAKERS CAMPAIGN ASSISTANCE FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $5,341,507 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,422 (0.1%)spent 80% of lifetime receipts$5.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.3M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,422 · 0.1%

ARGENTUM'S SILVER PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $5,146,131 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$5.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.1M · 100.0%

ACADEMY OF NUTRITION AND DIETETICS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $2,896,036 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,000 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$2.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.9M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,000 · 0.0%

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR RADIATION ONCOLOGY PAC (''ASTRO-PAC'')

raised from disclosed sources: $4,500,687,996 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $4,514,976 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$4.51Braised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.5B · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$4.5M · 0.1%

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $814,290 (100.0%)spent 91% of lifetime receipts$814kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$814k · 100.0%

PHARMAVITE LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PHARMAVITE PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $14,829,841 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$14.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$14.8M · 100.0%

MCGUIREWOODS FEDERAL PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $24,765,792 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$24.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$24.8M · 100.0%

HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $1,432,675 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$1.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.4M · 100.0%

ALLIANT ENERGY CORPORATION EMPLOYEE'S POLITICAL ACTION COMM

raised from disclosed sources: $6,458,657 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$6.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.5M · 100.0%

PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,179,428 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.2M · 100.0%

ROCKWELL COLLINS INC. EMPLOYEE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $11,372,529 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $10,000 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$11.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.4M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$10k · 0.1%

FEDERATION OF AMERICAN HOSPITALS PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $7,969,125 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $500 (0.0%)spent 91% of lifetime receipts$8.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$500 · 0.0%

POET PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $247,853 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$248kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$248k · 100.0%

STINSON PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $191,029 (97.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,830 (3.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$197kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$191k · 97.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,830 · 3.0%

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS PAC

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

CARPENTERS LEGISLATIVE IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS

raised from disclosed sources: $3,477,178 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$3.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.5M · 100.0%

ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY INC PSYCHOLOGISTS FOR LEG ACTION NOW (PLAN)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,851,066 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$3.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.9M · 100.0%

PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH & MANUFACTURERS OF AMERICA BETTER GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $5,484,226 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,500 (0.0%)spent 101% of lifetime receipts$5.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.5M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,500 · 0.0%

AUCTION MARKETS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE OF THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

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

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE, INC. PAC (UPSPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,900,512 (99.2%)dark money raised (trail floor): $22,877 (0.8%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$2.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.9M · 99.2%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$23k · 0.8%

OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

NATIONAL VENTURE CAPITAL ASSOCIATION VENTUREPAC

raised from disclosed sources: $1,420,605 (95.3%)dark money raised (trail floor): $70,000 (4.7%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$1.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.4M · 95.3%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$70k · 4.7%

MANAGEMENT AND TRAINING CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,979,592 (99.5%)dark money raised (trail floor): $10,884 (0.5%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$2.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.0M · 99.5%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$11k · 0.5%

HEALTHCARE DISTRIBUTION ALLIANCE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

COMCAST CORPORATION & NBCUNIVERSAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE - FEDERAL

raised from disclosed sources: $9,631,631 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$9.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.6M · 100.0%

GREENBERG TRAURIG, P.A. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $2,958,754 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$3.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.0M · 100.0%

CORE NATURAL RESOURCES, INC. (CORE PAC)

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

SOCIETY OF THORACIC SURGEONS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $7,019,403 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$7.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.0M · 100.0%

CARDINAL HEALTH INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $1,918,214 (100.0%)spent 89% of lifetime receipts$1.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.9M · 100.0%

DAY & ZIMMERMANN INC FEDERAL PAC (AKA 'DAYPAC - FEDERAL')

raised from disclosed sources: $376,634 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$377kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$377k · 100.0%

VGM MANAGEMENT LTD PAC (VGMPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $8,100,605 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$8.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.1M · 100.0%

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (FAMMEDPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,997,928 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$3.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.0M · 100.0%

UNITI GROUP INC. PAC (UNITI PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $7,762,876 (100.0%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$7.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.8M · 100.0%

PEDIATRIX MEDICAL GROUP, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PEDIATRIX PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,138,304 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$2.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.1M · 100.0%

ZOVIO INC PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $525,040 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$525kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$525k · 100.0%

COUNCIL FOR RESPONSIBLE NUTRITION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,393,312 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$3.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.4M · 100.0%

BIOTECHNOLOGY INNOVATION ORGANIZATION PAC (BIO PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,550,085 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,000 (0.1%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$3.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.6M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,000 · 0.1%

ADVANCED MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,025,437 (99.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $3,990 (0.4%)spent 81% of lifetime receipts$1.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.0M · 99.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$3,990 · 0.4%

MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MCA-PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $23,561,403 (100.0%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$23.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$23.6M · 100.0%

INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY BANKERS OF AMERICA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ICBA PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,861,874 (95.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $123,000 (4.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$3.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.9M · 95.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$123k · 4.1%

RIPPLE OF HOPE PAC

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

THE REAL ESTATE ROUNDTABLE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (REALPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,031,829 (99.1%)dark money raised (trail floor): $18,820 (0.9%)spent 101% of lifetime receipts$2.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.0M · 99.1%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$19k · 0.9%

DELTA AIR LINES INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

XCEL ENERGY EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (XPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $4,562,479 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$4.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.6M · 100.0%

INTERNATIONAL DAIRY FOODS ASSOCIATION (IDFA) PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $6,898,695 (94.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $441,069 (6.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$7.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.9M · 94.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$441k · 6.0%

SOUTHERN MINNESOTA BEET SUGAR COOPERATIVE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE AKA FREDDIE PAC

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

HOLLAND & KNIGHT COMMITTEE FOR EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT

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

NATIONAL COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION - PAC

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $1,808,184 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$1.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.8M · 100.0%

VERTEX PHARMACEUTICALS INCORPORATED POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (VPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $4,897,780 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$4.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.9M · 100.0%

UNUM GROUP POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (UNUMPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $701,397 (100.0%)spent 60% of lifetime receipts$701kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$701k · 100.0%

HEALTH & FITNESS ASSOCIATION PAC (FITPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $23,514,603 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $500 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$23.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$23.5M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$500 · 0.0%

ELEVANCE HEALTH, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ELEVANCE HEALTH PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $571,344 (89.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $65,726 (10.3%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$637kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$571k · 89.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$66k · 10.3%

PURO PAC INC.

raised from disclosed sources: $880,788 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$881kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$881k · 100.0%

NCR VOYIX CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,126,852 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$1.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.1M · 100.0%

MAXIMUS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MAXPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,390,368 (100.0%)spent 91% of lifetime receipts$3.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.4M · 100.0%

NATIONAL POSTAL MAIL HANDLERS UNION - DIVISION OF LABORERS' INT'L UNION OF NORTH AMERICA

raised from disclosed sources: $1,547,261 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $4,617 (0.3%)spent 76% of lifetime receipts$1.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.5M · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$4,617 · 0.3%

ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,139,640 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $3,950 (0.1%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$3.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.1M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$3,950 · 0.1%

THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PENSION PROFESSIONALS AND ACTUARIES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ASPPA-NAPA PAC) A/K/A AMERICAN RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ARA PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $9,607,932 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$9.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.6M · 100.0%

CENCORA, INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $2,483,708 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$2.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.5M · 100.0%

EMD SERONO, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $8,544,011 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$8.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.5M · 100.0%

RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS POLITICAL LEAGUE A PROJECT OF THE TRANS. COMM. INT'L. UNION/IAM

raised from disclosed sources: $537,150 (98.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,388 (1.4%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$545kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$537k · 98.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,388 · 1.4%

TEACHING HOSPITAL EDUCATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $5,072,091 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$5.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.1M · 100.0%

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF NEUROLOGY BRAINPAC

raised from disclosed sources: $29,500 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$30kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$30k · 100.0%

IOWA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES INC FEDERAL PAC (IOWA TELECOM FEDERAL PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $4,024,408 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$4.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.0M · 100.0%

ALABAMA POWER CO EMPLOYEES FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION CMTE (APC EMPLOYEES FEDERAL PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,735,908 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$3.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.7M · 100.0%

HOGAN LOVELLS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,930,506 (100.0%)spent 81% of lifetime receipts$1.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.9M · 100.0%

SOCIETY FOR VASCULAR SURGERY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $70,670 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$71kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$71k · 100.0%

VANGENT INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,534,882 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $50 (0.0%)spent 80% of lifetime receipts$3.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.5M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$50 · 0.0%

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $22,771,803 (100.0%)spent 89% of lifetime receipts$22.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$22.8M · 100.0%

INT'L UNION OF BRICKLAYERS AND ALLIED CRAFTWORKERS

raised from disclosed sources: $7,320,910 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$7.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.3M · 100.0%

NORTH AMERICA'S BUILDING TRADES UNIONS POLITICAL EDUCATIONAL FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $25,055,114 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$25.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$25.1M · 100.0%

AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION - COPE

raised from disclosed sources: $616,810 (97.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $14,750 (2.3%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$632kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$617k · 97.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$15k · 2.3%

CALIFORNIA CANNING PEACH ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AKA PEACH -PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $10,821,364 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,191 (0.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$10.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.8M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,191 · 0.0%

UNITED POSTMASTERS AND MANAGERS OF AMERICA POLITICAL FUND

RUSCIO, DOMENIC

RAPOZA, ROBERT A

BRIND, IRA

HARRISON, DOUGLAS

TRIBE, SAC & FOX

SMITH, MICHAEL D

MILLER, DENNY

RAPOZA, ROBERT

CHLAPATY, JOSEPH

D'AMICO, GERARD

MAZIK, KENNETH

PERIK, MICHAEL J

OLDAKER, WILLIAM C

GALLIGAN, MICHAEL J

GOLDBERG CHASE, ANDREW

GOLDBERG, BENNETT

GOLDBERG, CAROL

GOLDBERG, HENRY H

GOLDBERG, JON

GUND, GORDON

HANSON, ERIC

HARRISON, SUSANNA

OLDAKER, WILLIAM

WATSON JR, JAMES D

BUNNING, DENISE

SAC AND FOX TRIBE OF THE MISSI, SAC & FOX TRIBE

FORSCEY, MICHAEL

JONES, DAVID

BRINT, DAVID

CONLIN, ROXANNE B

DENNIS, LYLE B

SMITH, FRANCIS

JOHNSON, MICHAEL

CAVAROCCHI, NICHOLAS G

SALEM, RICHARD J

BAUMAN, PATRICIA

BUNNING, DAVID

LEEDS, GERARD

ROMANI, ROMANO

LONG, ED R

ABEL, GREGORY

BARED, LUIS

BARNES, BEN

BARONOFF, PETER

BAXTER, CINDY

BECK, DAVID

BERETTA PERIK, ELIZABETH

BOKHARI, SYED

BROWN JR., JAMES A

BROWN JR., JAMES A

BROWN, CAROLYN J

BROWN, DONNA

BROWN, DONNA H

BROWN, DONNA H

BUDD, RUSSELL

CASEY, JOHN J

CASSIDY, LORETTA P

CHIIIPPEWA INDIAN TR, SAGINAW

CHIPEWA, SAGINAW

COYE, PETER

CRAWFORD, JERRY W

CRAWFORD, JERRY W

DALTON, BRYAN

DEFELICE, STEPHEN

DEICHEN, HOWARD

DOLAN, JOHN L

DURAND GOLDBERG, DOMINIQUE

ENG, FLORENCE

ESSELINK, JOHN

ESTES, REBECCA

FANJUL, ANDRES

FANT, JANA

FANT, RICHARD

FAVELL, JUDITH

FAVELL, JUDITH E

GARDNER, ANTHONY A

GOLDBERG, CAROL B

GOLDBERG, HENRY

GOLLOB, EDWARD

GUND, LURA

HARRIS, ROBERTA

HARRISON, DOUGLAS T

HEALY, BRET

HINDREY, LEO

HOLMES, MICHAEL

KAHN, ALAN

KATZMAN, JOHN

KEESAL, SAM JR

KELLY, KEVIN

KIANI, SARAH

KNAPP, WILLIAM C

KNAPP, WILLIAM C

KNAPP, WILLIAM E

LAUSELL, MAXINE

LAUSELL, MIGUEL

LEEDS, DANIEL

LEVY, LISA

LEVY, LISA A

MARCONI, RICHARD

MCANINCH, DWAYNE

MISCHER, LEILA

MISCHER, WALTER

NANDI, DIPAK

NEILSEN, CRAIG H

NELSON, MARY A

O'HANLON, G JOHN

O'HANLON, G. JOHN

O'HANLON, JOHN

PERIK, ANN B

PERIK, MICHAEL

PERIK, MICHAEL J

PERIK, MICHAEL J

PETERSON, GREGORY E

RAPOPORT, BERNARD

RAPOPORT, EMILY

RESNICK, LYNDA RAE

RESNICK, STEWART

RIZK, THOMAS

ROBB, WALTER

SAMUELI, SUSAN

SHAW, LYNETTE

SINGH, DINAKAR

SINGH, VISHWA

SMITH, JEAN A

SMITH, MICHAEL D.

SPRENGER, PAUL C

SUSMAN, LOUIS

VINNAKOTA, RAO

VINNAKOTA, SRIRAMULU

WATSON, ELIZABETH L

WATSON, JAMES D

WEINBERG, LEWIS F

WIGLER, MICHAEL H

WISE, PAMELA J

BOSE, DIPTY

BOSE, SUTAPA

BAND OF CAHULLA INDI, AGUA CALIENT

CALIENTE, AGUA

RODGER, STEVEN

ROSE, PETER

SIMON, MARSHA

WALLACE, DAVID H

CASTLEMAN, PETER M

AGEE, JENNIDER

CASSIDY, GERALD

FARMER, DAVIS

HALEY, ANDREW M

HANSON, ERIC R

MCQUILLAN, JOHN F JR

PERRY, JOSEPH M

SMITH, WILLIAM E

WORTHINGTON, ANN M

ZELCS, GEORGE A

GONELLA, GEOFF

NATHANSON, MELANIE

YAROWSKY, JONATHAN

WEINBERG, LEWIS

CAVAROCCHI, NICHOLAS G

GARTNER, MICHAEL G

RILEY, NANCY

STAMM, M.

BIDEN, HUNTER

BOOKEY, HARRY

BORYSIEWICZ, JEFFERY

BUCKSBAUM, MELVA

CAVAROCCHI, NICHOLAS G

ERICKSON, DAVID M

FRIEDMAN, ANN B

GALLIGAN, MIKE

GRAEFE, FREDERICK

HILLIARD, JOE

KIELOCH, BRUCE E

KIRKPATRICK, KIP

LIEDER, MICHAEL D

MILLER, DOUG

MILLER, SANDRA B

MILLER, VAN

MOSS, TERRY

NATION, CHEROKEE

NELSON, MARY A

NELSON, ROLLAND

OLDAKER, WILLIAM C

PATEL, RAKESH

SAMEL, MARVIN

SKINNER, ED

SKINNER, LOIS J

SMITH, FRANCIS J

SMITH, JAMES P

STRATHER, HERBERT J

TUTERA, MICHAEL

VANCOVERDEN, TOM

VANSCOYOC, PATRICIA

WALSH, JAMES

WILSON-JOHNSON, SHIRLEY A

WOLF, DANIEL

WOODS, ANDREW

BOSE, ABHIJIT

OLIFF, AMY

HECHT, WILLIAM

AHLFORS, JAN-ERIC W

PAUL DININO

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whowhy it is darktotalrows
An organization no register knows $270 1

Which industries or interests donate the most: Lifetime

$1.5M listed one by one from individuals.

25 rows
IndustryShareAmount
Law Firms & Legal Services11.3%$171k
Health Services & Retail Pharmacy3.8%$58k
Lobbying & Government Affairs2.2%$34k
Media & Entertainment2.1%$32k
Investment & Securities1.7%$26k
Real Estate1.1%$16k
Education & Universities1.0%$15k
Pharmaceuticals0.7%$11k
Banking0.6%$9,750
Agribusiness & Food0.4%$6,250
Accounting & Consulting0.2%$3,000
Foundations & Philanthropy0.1%$1,000
Industrial & Materials0.0%$250
Insurance0.0%$250
Transportation & Logistics0.0%$250
Retail0.0%$250
Government and public institutions0.3%$4,800
Advocacy, policy and political groups0.0%$500
Charities and other nonprofits1.0%$15k
Nominated, awaiting review4.2%$64k
Retired4.2%$64k
Self-employed7.4%$112k
Homemaker2.8%$43k
Not employed, or no employer given6.7%$101k
Not yet coded47.9%$725k
8 organizations
OrganizationShareAmount
Greenberg Traurig1.4%$21k
Pfizer0.7%$11k
Capitol Counsel0.5%$8,250
Van Scoyoc Associates0.5%$7,250
Artery Capital Group0.3%$5,000
Citigroup0.3%$5,000
Columbia University0.3%$4,800
Smith Dawson & Andrews0.3%$4,500