Off the wire
raised from disclosed sources (everything the trail does not end dark): $5,820,397 (99.8%)dark money raised: receipts whose trail ends at an entity with no donor filing (a floor, over the cycles the trail covers: 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2020, 2022, 2024, 2026): $14,205 (0.2%)spent 99% of everything raised, lifetime (the hatched arc)$5.8Mraised, lifetime

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC C00409276

E-filed, not yet in the bulk
$0 raised, $23k spent in 1 report through 30 Sep 2026
Established
by the 2006 cycle
Connected organization
BLACKBURN
Average donation
$2,803
Recipients
328

Money Spent:
lifetime

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $5,685,896 (41.8%)the candidate's own money: $698,000 (5.1%)individuals outside Tennessee: $1,858,220 (13.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,089,707 (37.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $283,076 (2.1%)spent $9.1M ($9.1M by the campaigns, net of $83k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 65% of the $14.1M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.6M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$5.7M · 41.8%
  • the candidate's own money$698k · 5.1%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$1.9M · 13.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.1M · 37.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$283k · 2.1%

FLEISCHMANN, CHARLES J

voters in Missouri (the state, not the district): $9,474,186 (29.7%)the candidate's own money: $5,000 (0.0%)individuals outside Missouri: $3,872,718 (12.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,130,727 (47.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,379,862 (10.6%)spent $29.9M ($26.3M by the campaigns, net of $666k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.6M by outside groups for them): 91% of the $32.9M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$31.9M
  • voters in Missouri (the state, not the district)$9.5M · 29.7%
  • the candidate's own money$5,000 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Missouri$3.9M · 12.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15.1M · 47.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.4M · 10.6%

WAGNER, ANN L.

voters in North Carolina: $8,947,664 (4.0%)the candidate's own money: $250,000 (0.1%)individuals outside North Carolina: $16,533,398 (7.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $190,472,175 (85.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,983,666 (2.7%)spent $220.2M ($39.3M by the campaigns, net of $3.0M refunded or moved to their own committees, $181.0M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $226.8M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$222.2M
  • voters in North Carolina$8.9M · 4.0%
  • the candidate's own money$250k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$16.5M · 7.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$190.5M · 85.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$6.0M · 2.7%

TILLIS, THOM R SEN

voters in Texas: $42,834,223 (2.4%)the candidate's own money: $5,290,000 (0.3%)individuals outside Texas: $46,668,220 (2.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,549,071,078 (86.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $154,598,689 (8.6%)spent $1.8B ($262.6M by the campaigns, net of $9.1M refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.5B by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.8B that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.8B
  • voters in Texas$42.8M · 2.4%
  • the candidate's own money$5.3M · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Texas$46.7M · 2.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.5B · 86.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$154.6M · 8.6%

CRUZ, RAFAEL EDWARD TED

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $2,725,049 (49.8%)the candidate's own money: $39,200 (0.7%)individuals outside Tennessee: $482,668 (8.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,998,341 (36.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $221,365 (4.0%)spent $4.9M ($4.8M by the campaigns, net of $123k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3,514 by outside groups for them): 88% of the $5.5M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.5M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$2.7M · 49.8%
  • the candidate's own money$39k · 0.7%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$483k · 8.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.0M · 36.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$221k · 4.0%

DESJARLAIS, SCOTT HON.

voters in Georgia: $20,426,627 (3.6%)the candidate's own money: $23,795,392 (4.2%)individuals outside Georgia: $45,299,500 (8.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $471,815,789 (83.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,108,386 (0.7%)spent $578.1M ($109.2M by the campaigns, net of $1.2M refunded or moved to their own committees, $469.0M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $579.6M that came in over 2020-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$565.4M
  • voters in Georgia$20.4M · 3.6%
  • the candidate's own money$23.8M · 4.2%
  • individuals outside Georgia$45.3M · 8.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$471.8M · 83.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.1M · 0.7%

LOEFFLER, KELLY

voters in Texas: $36,448,755 (22.7%)individuals outside Texas: $13,109,182 (8.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $101,037,436 (63.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $9,827,381 (6.1%)spent $172.7M ($86.8M by the campaigns, net of $5.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $86.0M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $179.5M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$160.4M
  • voters in Texas$36.4M · 22.7%
  • individuals outside Texas$13.1M · 8.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$101.0M · 63.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$9.8M · 6.1%

CORNYN, JOHN SEN

voters in Arkansas: $4,516,381 (10.1%)individuals outside Arkansas: $13,964,075 (31.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,057,233 (20.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $17,125,652 (38.3%)spent $43.2M ($41.1M by the campaigns, net of $416k refunded or moved to their own committees, $2.1M by outside groups for them): 79% of the $54.7M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$44.7M
  • voters in Arkansas$4.5M · 10.1%
  • individuals outside Arkansas$14.0M · 31.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.1M · 20.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$17.1M · 38.3%

COTTON, THOMAS

voters in Iowa: $3,490,175 (2.9%)the candidate's own money: $2,600 (0.0%)individuals outside Iowa: $14,782,962 (12.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $83,385,896 (69.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $18,685,408 (15.5%)spent $123.6M ($46.6M by the campaigns, net of $1.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $77.0M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $126.6M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$120.3M
  • voters in Iowa$3.5M · 2.9%
  • the candidate's own money$2,600 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Iowa$14.8M · 12.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$83.4M · 69.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$18.7M · 15.5%

ERNST, JONI K

voters in South Carolina: $10,465,044 (7.4%)individuals outside South Carolina: $40,598,423 (28.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $62,769,099 (44.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $27,096,637 (19.2%)spent $137.0M ($86.7M by the campaigns, net of $4.0M refunded or moved to their own committees, $50.3M by outside groups for them): 94% of the $145.8M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$140.6M
  • voters in South Carolina$10.5M · 7.4%
  • individuals outside South Carolina$40.6M · 28.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$62.8M · 44.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$27.1M · 19.2%

SCOTT, TIMOTHY E.

voters in Mississippi: $7,231,850 (23.0%)the candidate's own money: $25 (0.0%)individuals outside Mississippi: $7,693,006 (24.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $14,603,028 (46.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,958,913 (6.2%)spent $31.2M ($28.2M by the campaigns, net of $1.9M refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.1M by outside groups for them): 87% of the $35.8M that came in over 1994-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$31.5M
  • voters in Mississippi$7.2M · 23.0%
  • the candidate's own money$25 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Mississippi$7.7M · 24.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$14.6M · 46.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 6.2%

WICKER, ROGER SEN.

voters in Arizona: $18,293,395 (11.8%)the candidate's own money: $22,042 (0.0%)individuals outside Arizona: $50,956,804 (32.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $56,357,621 (36.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $29,782,983 (19.2%)spent $158.8M ($109.5M by the campaigns, net of $4.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $49.2M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $163.1M that came in over 2012-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$155.4M
  • voters in Arizona$18.3M · 11.8%
  • the candidate's own money$22k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Arizona$51.0M · 32.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$56.4M · 36.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$29.8M · 19.2%

MCSALLY, MARTHA

voters in Idaho: $1,221,913 (8.8%)the candidate's own money: $545,201 (3.9%)individuals outside Idaho: $4,691,423 (33.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,952,724 (35.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,418,318 (17.5%)spent $11.7M ($11.7M by the campaigns, net of $224k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1,376 by outside groups for them): 79% of the $14.8M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.8M
  • voters in Idaho$1.2M · 8.8%
  • the candidate's own money$545k · 3.9%
  • individuals outside Idaho$4.7M · 33.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.0M · 35.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 17.5%

RISCH, JAMES E MR.

voters in Maine: $6,003,672 (3.7%)the candidate's own money: $1,196 (0.0%)individuals outside Maine: $34,064,616 (21.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $108,412,023 (67.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $12,456,273 (7.7%)spent $163.2M ($68.3M by the campaigns, net of $1.6M refunded or moved to their own committees, $94.9M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $170.2M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$160.9M
  • voters in Maine$6.0M · 3.7%
  • the candidate's own money$1,196 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Maine$34.1M · 21.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$108.4M · 67.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$12.5M · 7.7%

COLLINS, SUSAN M.

voters in Connecticut: $639,944 (10.4%)the candidate's own money: $1,283,261 (20.9%)individuals outside Connecticut: $564,912 (9.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,472,081 (56.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $180,825 (2.9%)spent $6.3M ($3.0M by the campaigns, net of $89k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.3M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $6.4M that came in over 2022-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.1M
  • voters in Connecticut$640k · 10.4%
  • the candidate's own money$1.3M · 20.9%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$565k · 9.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.5M · 56.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$181k · 2.9%

LEVY, LEORA

voters in North Dakota: $2,246,365 (18.7%)the candidate's own money: $230,626 (1.9%)individuals outside North Dakota: $3,269,788 (27.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,774,628 (48.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $502,505 (4.2%)spent $12.5M ($12.1M by the campaigns, net of $90k refunded or moved to their own committees, $443k by outside groups for them): 94% of the $13.3M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$12.0M
  • voters in North Dakota$2.2M · 18.7%
  • the candidate's own money$231k · 1.9%
  • individuals outside North Dakota$3.3M · 27.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.8M · 48.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$503k · 4.2%

HOEVEN, JOHN

voters in Ohio: $1,313,115 (0.5%)the candidate's own money: $1,400,000 (0.5%)individuals outside Ohio: $5,137,043 (1.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $271,544,036 (95.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,644,899 (1.6%)spent $288.9M ($18.6M by the campaigns, net of $151k refunded or moved to their own committees, $270.3M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $289.2M that came in over 2022-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$284.0M
  • voters in Ohio$1.3M · 0.5%
  • the candidate's own money$1.4M · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Ohio$5.1M · 1.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$271.5M · 95.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.6M · 1.6%

VANCE, J D

voters in Louisiana: $11,109,053 (22.7%)the candidate's own money: $31,713 (0.1%)individuals outside Louisiana: $13,275,234 (27.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $22,476,998 (46.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,013,056 (4.1%)spent $50.5M ($38.2M by the campaigns, net of $6.8M refunded or moved to their own committees, $12.3M by outside groups for them): 87% of the $57.9M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$48.9M
  • voters in Louisiana$11.1M · 22.7%
  • the candidate's own money$32k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$13.3M · 27.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$22.5M · 46.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 4.1%

CASSIDY, WILLIAM M.

voters in Nebraska: $3,921,988 (14.0%)the candidate's own money: $44,400 (0.2%)individuals outside Nebraska: $5,139,648 (18.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,991,051 (60.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,989,857 (7.1%)spent $29.9M ($20.8M by the campaigns, net of $107k refunded or moved to their own committees, $9.1M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $30.5M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$28.1M
  • voters in Nebraska$3.9M · 14.0%
  • the candidate's own money$44k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Nebraska$5.1M · 18.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$17.0M · 60.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 7.1%

FISCHER, DEBRA S.

voters in Michigan: $3,878,833 (1.9%)individuals outside Michigan: $7,572,070 (3.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $186,141,161 (88.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $12,020,777 (5.7%)spent $210.6M ($26.7M by the campaigns, net of $549k refunded or moved to their own committees, $183.9M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $217.7M that came in over 2024-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$209.6M
  • voters in Michigan$3.9M · 1.9%
  • individuals outside Michigan$7.6M · 3.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$186.1M · 88.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$12.0M · 5.7%

ROGERS, MICHAEL J

voters in Montana: $6,390,323 (2.5%)the candidate's own money: $75,915 (0.0%)individuals outside Montana: $18,974,801 (7.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $195,005,725 (75.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $38,519,110 (14.9%)spent $261.4M ($78.6M by the campaigns, net of $3.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $182.8M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $266.0M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$259.0M
  • voters in Montana$6.4M · 2.5%
  • the candidate's own money$76k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Montana$19.0M · 7.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$195.0M · 75.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$38.5M · 14.9%

DAINES, STEVE

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

LUMMIS, CYNTHIA MARIE MRS.

the candidate's own money: $66,141,714 (3.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,184,473,129 (63.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $619,690,489 (33.1%)spent $2.3B ($1.1B by the campaigns, net of $13.6M refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.2B by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.3B that came in over 2016-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.9B
  • the candidate's own money$66.1M · 3.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.2B · 63.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$619.7M · 33.1%

TRUMP, DONALD J.

voters in Mississippi: $3,720,018 (22.3%)individuals outside Mississippi: $3,199,574 (19.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,535,288 (45.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,209,185 (13.3%)spent $15.6M ($12.6M by the campaigns, net of $102k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.1M by outside groups for them): 86% of the $18.2M that came in over 2018-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.7M
  • voters in Mississippi$3.7M · 22.3%
  • individuals outside Mississippi$3.2M · 19.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.5M · 45.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.2M · 13.3%

HYDE-SMITH, CINDY

voters in Wyoming: $1,059,674 (4.1%)the candidate's own money: $357,676 (1.4%)individuals outside Wyoming: $10,284,006 (40.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $12,109,416 (47.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,778,319 (6.9%)spent $20.1M ($19.0M by the campaigns, net of $211k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.1M by outside groups for them): 70% of the $28.9M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$25.6M
  • voters in Wyoming$1.1M · 4.1%
  • the candidate's own money$358k · 1.4%
  • individuals outside Wyoming$10.3M · 40.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12.1M · 47.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.8M · 6.9%

BARRASSO, JOHN A

voters in Georgia: $15,047,237 (2.7%)the candidate's own money: $3,655,127 (0.7%)individuals outside Georgia: $45,334,915 (8.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $460,912,736 (83.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $26,586,151 (4.8%)spent $571.6M ($118.2M by the campaigns, net of $1.5M refunded or moved to their own committees, $453.4M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $573.1M that came in over 2014-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$551.5M
  • voters in Georgia$15.0M · 2.7%
  • the candidate's own money$3.7M · 0.7%
  • individuals outside Georgia$45.3M · 8.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$460.9M · 83.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$26.6M · 4.8%

PERDUE, DAVID

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $3,277,124 (43.7%)the candidate's own money: $1,965,173 (26.2%)individuals outside Tennessee: $294,274 (3.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,686,300 (22.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $278,236 (3.7%)spent $11.2M ($10.8M by the campaigns, net of $14k refunded or moved to their own committees, $401k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $11.2M that came in over 2018-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.5M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$3.3M · 43.7%
  • the candidate's own money$2.0M · 26.2%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$294k · 3.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.7M · 22.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$278k · 3.7%

ROSE, JOHN W.

voters in Georgia: $9,625,189 (5.5%)individuals outside Georgia: $26,355,256 (15.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $103,936,047 (59.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $34,358,883 (19.7%)spent $172.7M ($69.8M by the campaigns, net of $625k refunded or moved to their own committees, $102.9M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $177.7M that came in over 2022-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$174.3M
  • voters in Georgia$9.6M · 5.5%
  • individuals outside Georgia$26.4M · 15.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$103.9M · 59.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$34.4M · 19.7%

WALKER, HERSCHEL MR.

voters in New Mexico: $1,063,434 (16.9%)the candidate's own money: $3,018,831 (47.9%)individuals outside New Mexico: $715,981 (11.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $991,104 (15.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $519,290 (8.2%)spent $7.7M ($7.0M by the campaigns, net of $14k refunded or moved to their own committees, $716k by outside groups for them): 100% of the $7.7M that came in over 2024-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.3M
  • voters in New Mexico$1.1M · 16.9%
  • the candidate's own money$3.0M · 47.9%
  • individuals outside New Mexico$716k · 11.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$991k · 15.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$519k · 8.2%

DOMENICI, NELLA LOUISE LOUISE

voters in Indiana: $7,469,816 (20.1%)individuals outside Indiana: $12,179,578 (32.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $15,761,449 (42.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,727,057 (4.7%)spent $37.8M ($30.3M by the campaigns, net of $976k refunded or moved to their own committees, $7.5M by outside groups for them): 82% of the $46.2M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$37.1M
  • voters in Indiana$7.5M · 20.1%
  • individuals outside Indiana$12.2M · 32.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$15.8M · 42.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.7M · 4.7%

YOUNG, TODD CHRISTOPHER

voters in South Carolina: $16,874,474 (8.1%)the candidate's own money: $148,399 (0.1%)individuals outside South Carolina: $63,921,562 (30.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $64,547,254 (30.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $63,676,266 (30.4%)spent $206.4M ($153.3M by the campaigns, net of $19.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $53.0M by outside groups for them): 90% of the $228.1M that came in over 1994-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$209.2M
  • voters in South Carolina$16.9M · 8.1%
  • the candidate's own money$148k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside South Carolina$63.9M · 30.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$64.5M · 30.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$63.7M · 30.4%

GRAHAM, LINDSEY O.

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $712,575 (20.1%)the candidate's own money: $1,252,292 (35.3%)individuals outside Tennessee: $149,868 (4.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,030,635 (29.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $398,115 (11.2%)spent $3.3M ($2.5M by the campaigns, net of $7,500 refunded or moved to their own committees, $750k by outside groups for them): 92% of the $3.6M that came in over 2026-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.5M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$713k · 20.1%
  • the candidate's own money$1.3M · 35.3%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$150k · 4.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.0M · 29.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$398k · 11.2%

GARRETT, JOHNNY

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $961,033 (15.9%)individuals outside Tennessee: $313,841 (5.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,253,231 (70.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $524,214 (8.7%)spent $5.8M ($2.3M by the campaigns, net of $3,000 refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.6M by outside groups for them): 95% of the $6.1M that came in over 2026-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.1M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$961k · 15.9%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$314k · 5.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.3M · 70.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$524k · 8.7%

VAN EPPS, MATTHEW ROBERT

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $400,506 (8.0%)individuals outside Georgia: $398,282 (7.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,148,500 (82.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $79,557 (1.6%)spent $5.0M ($966k by the campaigns, net of $26k refunded or moved to their own committees, $4.1M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $5.1M that came in over 2022-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.0M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$401k · 8.0%
  • individuals outside Georgia$398k · 7.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.1M · 82.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$80k · 1.6%

HUNT, JEREMY

voters in Tennessee: $7,821,192 (29.5%)individuals outside Tennessee: $6,548,088 (24.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,631,404 (32.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,521,559 (13.3%)spent $31.7M ($27.4M by the campaigns, net of $162k refunded or moved to their own committees, $4.3M by outside groups for them): 85% of the $37.1M that came in over 2020-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$26.5M
  • voters in Tennessee$7.8M · 29.5%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$6.5M · 24.7%
  • 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$3.5M · 13.3%

HAGERTY, BILL

voters in Louisiana: $18,810,892 (21.0%)the candidate's own money: $250,000 (0.3%)individuals outside Louisiana: $25,863,947 (28.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,137,894 (18.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $28,503,200 (31.8%)spent $71.5M ($59.3M by the campaigns, net of $3.6M refunded or moved to their own committees, $12.2M by outside groups for them): 76% of the $94.7M that came in over 2004-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$89.6M
  • voters in Louisiana$18.8M · 21.0%
  • the candidate's own money$250k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Louisiana$25.9M · 28.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.1M · 18.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$28.5M · 31.8%

KENNEDY, JOHN NEELY

voters in North Carolina: $5,578,609 (5.0%)the candidate's own money: $670,532 (0.6%)individuals outside North Carolina: $5,669,802 (5.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $84,464,207 (75.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $15,268,169 (13.7%)spent $116.8M ($38.1M by the campaigns, net of $970k refunded or moved to their own committees, $78.7M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $117.7M that came in over 2016-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$111.7M
  • voters in North Carolina$5.6M · 5.0%
  • the candidate's own money$671k · 0.6%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$5.7M · 5.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$84.5M · 75.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$15.3M · 13.7%

BUDD, THEODORE P

voters in Nebraska: $1,675,305 (6.0%)the candidate's own money: $113,000 (0.4%)individuals outside Nebraska: $5,123,887 (18.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $19,296,014 (68.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,932,500 (6.9%)spent $27.5M ($11.8M by the campaigns, net of $268k refunded or moved to their own committees, $15.7M by outside groups for them): 92% of the $29.8M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$28.1M
  • voters in Nebraska$1.7M · 6.0%
  • the candidate's own money$113k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Nebraska$5.1M · 18.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$19.3M · 68.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.9M · 6.9%

SASSE, BENJAMIN E.

voters in Alabama: $7,366,353 (19.9%)the candidate's own money: $150,000 (0.4%)individuals outside Alabama: $1,705,817 (4.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $23,343,452 (63.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,477,629 (12.1%)spent $37.2M ($19.4M by the campaigns, net of $1.9M refunded or moved to their own committees, $17.8M by outside groups for them): 95% of the $39.1M that came in over 1996-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$37.0M
  • voters in Alabama$7.4M · 19.9%
  • the candidate's own money$150k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Alabama$1.7M · 4.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$23.3M · 63.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.5M · 12.1%

SESSIONS, JEFFERSON B

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

CAPITO, SHELLEY MOORE

voters in Alaska: $3,858,990 (7.2%)the candidate's own money: $600 (0.0%)individuals outside Alaska: $12,889,283 (24.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $33,669,198 (62.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,302,917 (6.1%)spent $54.5M ($27.2M by the campaigns, net of $164k refunded or moved to their own committees, $27.3M by outside groups for them): 91% of the $59.7M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$53.7M
  • voters in Alaska$3.9M · 7.2%
  • the candidate's own money$600 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Alaska$12.9M · 24.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$33.7M · 62.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.3M · 6.1%

SULLIVAN, DAN

voters in Wisconsin: $2,311,761 (1.8%)the candidate's own money: $25,901,825 (19.8%)individuals outside Wisconsin: $4,435,676 (3.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $95,226,198 (72.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,997,663 (2.3%)spent $132.6M ($37.8M by the campaigns, net of $514k refunded or moved to their own committees, $94.7M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $133.1M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$130.9M
  • voters in Wisconsin$2.3M · 1.8%
  • the candidate's own money$25.9M · 19.8%
  • individuals outside Wisconsin$4.4M · 3.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$95.2M · 72.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.0M · 2.3%

HOVDE, ERIC D

voters in Tennessee: $9,372,067 (19.6%)the candidate's own money: $1,745,040 (3.6%)individuals outside Tennessee: $3,709,243 (7.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,122,421 (33.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $16,965,737 (35.4%)spent $53.7M ($44.3M by the campaigns, net of $1.5M refunded or moved to their own committees, $9.4M by outside groups for them): 93% of the $57.5M that came in over 1996-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$47.9M
  • voters in Tennessee$9.4M · 19.6%
  • the candidate's own money$1.7M · 3.6%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$3.7M · 7.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.1M · 33.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$17.0M · 35.4%

ALEXANDER, LAMAR

voters in Florida: $17,568,069 (13.0%)the candidate's own money: $89,994,251 (66.5%)individuals outside Florida: $7,712,241 (5.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $17,724,994 (13.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,329,625 (1.7%)spent $148.0M ($132.6M by the campaigns, net of $341k refunded or moved to their own committees, $15.4M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $149.0M that came in over 2018-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$135.3M
  • voters in Florida$17.6M · 13.0%
  • the candidate's own money$90.0M · 66.5%
  • individuals outside Florida$7.7M · 5.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$17.7M · 13.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.3M · 1.7%

SCOTT, RICK SEN

voters in Nebraska: $2,487,404 (4.0%)the candidate's own money: $18,442,012 (29.7%)individuals outside Nebraska: $3,076,693 (4.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $38,114,001 (61.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $74,073 (0.1%)spent $66.2M ($31.6M by the campaigns, net of $102k refunded or moved to their own committees, $34.6M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $67.4M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$62.2M
  • voters in Nebraska$2.5M · 4.0%
  • the candidate's own money$18.4M · 29.7%
  • individuals outside Nebraska$3.1M · 4.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$38.1M · 61.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$74k · 0.1%

RICKETTS, PETE

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

HELLER, DEAN

voters in Idaho: $1,129,038 (4.7%)the candidate's own money: $29,000 (0.1%)individuals outside Idaho: $6,802,632 (28.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $13,480,828 (55.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,664,128 (11.1%)spent $23.5M ($23.4M by the campaigns, net of $470k refunded or moved to their own committees, $102k by outside groups for them): 86% of the $27.3M that came in over 1992-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$23.2M
  • voters in Idaho$1.1M · 4.7%
  • the candidate's own money$29k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Idaho$6.8M · 28.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$13.5M · 55.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.7M · 11.1%

CRAPO, MICHAEL D

voters in North Dakota: $2,959,233 (17.2%)the candidate's own money: $307 (0.0%)individuals outside North Dakota: $5,422,171 (31.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,281,924 (36.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,549,544 (14.8%)spent $16.7M ($16.5M by the campaigns, net of $278k refunded or moved to their own committees, $291k by outside groups for them): 87% of the $19.3M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.2M
  • voters in North Dakota$3.0M · 17.2%
  • the candidate's own money$307 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside North Dakota$5.4M · 31.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.3M · 36.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.5M · 14.8%

CRAMER, KEVIN MR.

voters in Indiana: $2,510,928 (10.3%)the candidate's own money: $1,125 (0.0%)individuals outside Indiana: $4,314,624 (17.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,057,642 (41.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,555,068 (30.9%)spent $23.0M ($18.8M by the campaigns, net of $551k refunded or moved to their own committees, $4.3M by outside groups for them): 82% of the $28.2M that came in over 2016-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$24.4M
  • voters in Indiana$2.5M · 10.3%
  • the candidate's own money$1,125 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Indiana$4.3M · 17.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.1M · 41.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.6M · 30.9%

BANKS, JAMES E. HON.

voters in Vermont: $132,292 (30.9%)individuals outside Vermont: $234,014 (54.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $62,500 (14.6%)spent $368k ($343k by the campaigns, net of $62k refunded or moved to their own committees, $25k by outside groups for them): 86% of the $430k that came in over 2022-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$429k
  • voters in Vermont$132k · 30.9%
  • individuals outside Vermont$234k · 54.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$62k · 14.6%

NOLAN, CHRISTINA

voters in Montana: $4,385,822 (4.0%)the candidate's own money: $2,602,762 (2.3%)individuals outside Montana: $13,521,306 (12.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $85,278,319 (76.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,072,973 (4.6%)spent $113.3M ($29.9M by the campaigns, net of $988k refunded or moved to their own committees, $83.4M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $115.3M that came in over 2024-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$110.9M
  • voters in Montana$4.4M · 4.0%
  • the candidate's own money$2.6M · 2.3%
  • individuals outside Montana$13.5M · 12.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$85.3M · 76.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.1M · 4.6%

SHEEHY, TIM

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

BLACKBURN, MARSHA MRS.

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

THUNE, JOHN R.

voters in Wisconsin: $19,734,636 (8.2%)the candidate's own money: $9,378,014 (3.9%)individuals outside Wisconsin: $25,048,749 (10.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $173,394,078 (71.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $13,815,974 (5.7%)spent $245.7M ($77.7M by the campaigns, net of $913k refunded or moved to their own committees, $168.0M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $247.6M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$241.4M
  • voters in Wisconsin$19.7M · 8.2%
  • the candidate's own money$9.4M · 3.9%
  • individuals outside Wisconsin$25.0M · 10.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$173.4M · 71.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$13.8M · 5.7%

JOHNSON, RON HAROLD MR.

voters in Washington: $8,819,380 (28.5%)the candidate's own money: $6,390 (0.0%)individuals outside Washington: $4,042,165 (13.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,620,417 (34.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,473,495 (24.1%)spent $31.4M ($21.3M by the campaigns, net of $395k refunded or moved to their own committees, $10.2M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $32.1M that came in over 2022-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$31.0M
  • voters in Washington$8.8M · 28.5%
  • the candidate's own money$6,390 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Washington$4.0M · 13.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.6M · 34.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.5M · 24.1%

SMILEY, TIFFANY

voters in Arizona: $3,415,474 (7.3%)individuals outside Arizona: $8,723,689 (18.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $23,621,540 (50.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $11,346,119 (24.1%)spent $49.1M ($26.0M by the campaigns, net of $170k refunded or moved to their own committees, $23.2M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $49.8M that came in over 2024-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$47.1M
  • voters in Arizona$3.4M · 7.3%
  • individuals outside Arizona$8.7M · 18.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$23.6M · 50.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$11.3M · 24.1%

LAKE, KARI

voters in Kansas: $3,815,851 (2.7%)the candidate's own money: $437,548 (0.3%)individuals outside Kansas: $3,806,484 (2.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $126,675,377 (90.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $5,300,859 (3.8%)spent $140.9M ($22.5M by the campaigns, net of $500k refunded or moved to their own committees, $118.3M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $141.9M that came in over 2016-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$140.0M
  • voters in Kansas$3.8M · 2.7%
  • the candidate's own money$438k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Kansas$3.8M · 2.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$126.7M · 90.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$5.3M · 3.8%

MARSHALL, ROGER W

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

BOOZMAN, SEN. JOHN

voters in Ohio: $5,570,095 (2.6%)the candidate's own money: $4,500,838 (2.1%)individuals outside Ohio: $6,806,029 (3.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $192,469,469 (90.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,312,058 (1.6%)spent $219.9M ($28.7M by the campaigns, net of $566k refunded or moved to their own committees, $191.2M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $221.4M that came in over 2024-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$212.7M
  • voters in Ohio$5.6M · 2.6%
  • the candidate's own money$4.5M · 2.1%
  • individuals outside Ohio$6.8M · 3.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$192.5M · 90.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.3M · 1.6%

MORENO, BERNIE

voters in Iowa: $6,615,786 (4.3%)individuals outside Iowa: $9,052,408 (5.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $130,536,637 (84.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $8,047,685 (5.2%)spent $162.5M ($48.3M by the campaigns, net of $1.2M refunded or moved to their own committees, $114.1M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $164.2M that came in over 1980-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$154.3M
  • voters in Iowa$6.6M · 4.3%
  • individuals outside Iowa$9.1M · 5.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$130.5M · 84.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$8.0M · 5.2%

GRASSLEY, CHARLES E

voters in West Virginia: $551,249 (6.4%)the candidate's own money: $564,236 (6.6%)individuals outside West Virginia: $3,092,177 (36.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,682,250 (43.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $682,572 (8.0%)spent $9.1M ($6.2M by the campaigns, net of $58k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.0M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $9.2M that came in over 2018-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.6M
  • voters in West Virginia$551k · 6.4%
  • the candidate's own money$564k · 6.6%
  • individuals outside West Virginia$3.1M · 36.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.7M · 43.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$683k · 8.0%

MORRISEY, PATRICK MR

voters in Oklahoma: $7,597,227 (42.3%)the candidate's own money: $220 (0.0%)individuals outside Oklahoma: $3,148,115 (17.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,258,516 (34.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $939,662 (5.2%)spent $16.3M ($16.1M by the campaigns, net of $145k refunded or moved to their own committees, $204k by outside groups for them): 85% of the $19.3M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.9M
  • voters in Oklahoma$7.6M · 42.3%
  • the candidate's own money$220 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Oklahoma$3.1M · 17.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.3M · 34.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$940k · 5.2%

LANKFORD, JAMES PAUL

voters in Florida: $24,375,318 (1.5%)the candidate's own money: $8,087 (0.0%)individuals outside Florida: $30,851,301 (1.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,480,694,179 (91.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $74,984,142 (4.7%)spent $1.6B ($142.0M by the campaigns, net of $5.7M refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.5B by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.6B that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.6B
  • voters in Florida$24.4M · 1.5%
  • the candidate's own money$8,087 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Florida$30.9M · 1.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.5B · 91.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$75.0M · 4.7%

RUBIO, MARCO

voters in Maryland: $2,009,834 (5.3%)the candidate's own money: $500,000 (1.3%)individuals outside Maryland: $2,848,996 (7.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $31,345,417 (82.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,217,163 (3.2%)spent $43.0M ($12.3M by the campaigns, net of $60k refunded or moved to their own committees, $30.6M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $43.0M that came in over 2024-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$37.9M
  • voters in Maryland$2.0M · 5.3%
  • the candidate's own money$500k · 1.3%
  • individuals outside Maryland$2.8M · 7.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$31.3M · 82.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 3.2%

HOGAN, LARRY

voters in Colorado: $8,569,626 (7.7%)individuals outside Colorado: $9,270,241 (8.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $58,542,827 (52.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $34,255,346 (31.0%)spent $117.5M ($70.1M by the campaigns, net of $1.5M refunded or moved to their own committees, $47.4M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $119.4M that came in over 2010-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$110.6M
  • voters in Colorado$8.6M · 7.7%
  • individuals outside Colorado$9.3M · 8.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$58.5M · 52.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$34.3M · 31.0%

GARDNER, CORY

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $1,154,987 (19.5%)the candidate's own money: $20,000 (0.3%)individuals outside Tennessee: $513,279 (8.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,907,933 (66.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $325,021 (5.5%)spent $5.9M ($2.6M by the campaigns, net of $147k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.3M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $6.1M that came in over 2022-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.9M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 19.5%
  • the candidate's own money$20k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$513k · 8.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.9M · 66.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$325k · 5.5%

OGLES, ANDY

voters in Kentucky: $15,934,762 (9.6%)the candidate's own money: $5,317,550 (3.2%)individuals outside Kentucky: $63,841,923 (38.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $49,002,458 (29.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $31,559,503 (19.1%)spent $170.5M ($142.7M by the campaigns, net of $4.2M refunded or moved to their own committees, $27.8M by outside groups for them): 94% of the $182.0M that came in over 1982-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$165.7M
  • voters in Kentucky$15.9M · 9.6%
  • the candidate's own money$5.3M · 3.2%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$63.8M · 38.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$49.0M · 29.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$31.6M · 19.1%

MCCONNELL, MITCH

voters in Kansas: $4,575,994 (6.8%)the candidate's own money: $100 (0.0%)individuals outside Kansas: $3,816,898 (5.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $56,168,857 (83.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,437,820 (3.6%)spent $66.3M ($21.1M by the campaigns, net of $2.7M refunded or moved to their own committees, $45.2M by outside groups for them): 88% of the $74.9M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$67.0M
  • voters in Kansas$4.6M · 6.8%
  • the candidate's own money$100 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Kansas$3.8M · 5.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$56.2M · 83.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.4M · 3.6%

MORAN, JERRY

voters in Utah: $2,540,463 (6.0%)the candidate's own money: $125,000 (0.3%)individuals outside Utah: $11,965,992 (28.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $20,378,159 (48.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,434,514 (17.5%)spent $42.6M ($26.6M by the campaigns, net of $1.0M refunded or moved to their own committees, $16.0M by outside groups for them): 96% of the $44.4M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$42.4M
  • voters in Utah$2.5M · 6.0%
  • the candidate's own money$125k · 0.3%
  • individuals outside Utah$12.0M · 28.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$20.4M · 48.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.4M · 17.5%

LEE, MIKE

voters in North Carolina: $1,525,097 (5.7%)individuals outside North Carolina: $2,084,543 (7.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $19,731,797 (73.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,411,227 (12.8%)spent $31.1M ($12.4M by the campaigns, net of $63k refunded or moved to their own committees, $18.7M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $32.1M that came in over 2026-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$26.8M
  • voters in North Carolina$1.5M · 5.7%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$2.1M · 7.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$19.7M · 73.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.4M · 12.8%

WHATLEY, MICHAEL

voters in Oklahoma: $5,503,199 (21.0%)the candidate's own money: $184,251 (0.7%)individuals outside Oklahoma: $4,094,055 (15.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,133,398 (38.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $6,279,962 (24.0%)spent $27.5M ($27.4M by the campaigns, net of $268k refunded or moved to their own committees, $46k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $27.8M that came in over 1986-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$26.2M
  • voters in Oklahoma$5.5M · 21.0%
  • the candidate's own money$184k · 0.7%
  • individuals outside Oklahoma$4.1M · 15.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.1M · 38.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$6.3M · 24.0%

INHOFE, JAMES M. SEN.

voters in Ohio: $1,481,951 (0.9%)individuals outside Ohio: $3,042,073 (1.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $164,940,587 (94.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,773,734 (2.7%)spent $172.2M ($10.0M by the campaigns, net of $355k refunded or moved to their own committees, $162.2M by outside groups for them): 95% of the $181.4M that came in over 2026-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$174.2M
  • voters in Ohio$1.5M · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Ohio$3.0M · 1.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$164.9M · 94.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.8M · 2.7%

HUSTED, JON

voters in Michigan: $15,150,481 (7.5%)the candidate's own money: $50,000 (0.0%)individuals outside Michigan: $19,446,175 (9.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $136,765,377 (67.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $31,350,489 (15.5%)spent $211.0M ($77.4M by the campaigns, net of $1.4M refunded or moved to their own committees, $133.5M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $212.3M that came in over 2018-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$202.8M
  • voters in Michigan$15.2M · 7.5%
  • the candidate's own money$50k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Michigan$19.4M · 9.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$136.8M · 67.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$31.4M · 15.5%

JAMES, JOHN

voters in West Virginia: $998,905 (12.6%)individuals outside West Virginia: $1,535,245 (19.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,164,316 (65.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $239,531 (3.0%)spent $8.6M ($4.2M by the campaigns, net of $331k refunded or moved to their own committees, $4.4M by outside groups for them): 95% of the $9.1M that came in over 2024-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.9M
  • voters in West Virginia$999k · 12.6%
  • individuals outside West Virginia$1.5M · 19.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.2M · 65.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$240k · 3.0%

JUSTICE, JAMES CONLEY II

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $18,293,395 (11.8%)the candidate's own money: $22,042 (0.0%)individuals outside Arizona: $50,956,804 (32.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $56,357,621 (36.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $29,782,983 (19.2%)spent $158.8M ($109.5M by the campaigns, net of $4.3M refunded or moved to their own committees, $49.2M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $163.1M that came in over 2012-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$155.4M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$18.3M · 11.8%
  • the candidate's own money$22k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Arizona$51.0M · 32.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$56.4M · 36.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$29.8M · 19.2%

MCSALLY, MARTHA

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $5,668,101 (14.8%)the candidate's own money: $62,667 (0.2%)individuals outside New York: $10,125,308 (26.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,288,461 (21.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $14,278,542 (37.2%)spent $40.6M ($39.8M by the campaigns, net of $616k refunded or moved to their own committees, $820k by outside groups for them): 78% of the $52.0M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$38.4M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$5.7M · 14.8%
  • the candidate's own money$63k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside New York$10.1M · 26.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.3M · 21.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$14.3M · 37.2%

STEFANIK, ELISE M.

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $5,383,123 (45.1%)the candidate's own money: $539,700 (4.5%)individuals outside Tennessee: $973,919 (8.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,703,415 (39.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $333,203 (2.8%)spent $9.3M ($9.3M by the campaigns, net of $212k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 74% of the $12.5M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.9M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$5.4M · 45.1%
  • the candidate's own money$540k · 4.5%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$974k · 8.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.7M · 39.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$333k · 2.8%

KUSTOFF, DAVID

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $2,373,048 (25.8%)the candidate's own money: $2,658,070 (28.9%)individuals outside Tennessee: $345,665 (3.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,799,899 (41.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $13,995 (0.2%)spent $9.2M ($9.2M by the campaigns, net of $119k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $9.3M that came in over 2010-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.2M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$2.4M · 25.8%
  • the candidate's own money$2.7M · 28.9%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$346k · 3.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.8M · 41.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$14k · 0.2%

BLACK, DIANE L MRS.

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $3,749,729 (20.6%)the candidate's own money: $255,400 (1.4%)individuals outside Tennessee: $459,249 (2.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $12,148,572 (66.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,573,831 (8.7%)spent $15.5M ($6.1M by the campaigns, net of $1.7M refunded or moved to their own committees, $9.4M by outside groups for them): 84% of the $18.5M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.2M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$3.7M · 20.6%
  • the candidate's own money$255k · 1.4%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$459k · 2.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12.1M · 66.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.6M · 8.7%

FINCHER, STEVE MR.

voters in Maine (the state, not the district): $3,002,218 (7.8%)the candidate's own money: $524,247 (1.4%)individuals outside Maine: $3,811,510 (9.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $30,723,400 (80.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $251,906 (0.7%)spent $38.9M ($13.2M by the campaigns, net of $167k refunded or moved to their own committees, $25.6M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $39.0M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$38.3M
  • voters in Maine (the state, not the district)$3.0M · 7.8%
  • the candidate's own money$524k · 1.4%
  • individuals outside Maine$3.8M · 9.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$30.7M · 80.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$252k · 0.7%

POLIQUIN, BRUCE

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

BUCHANAN, VERNON

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

BASS, CHARLES F.

voters in Indiana (the state, not the district): $2,510,928 (10.3%)the candidate's own money: $1,125 (0.0%)individuals outside Indiana: $4,314,624 (17.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,057,642 (41.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,555,068 (30.9%)spent $23.0M ($18.8M by the campaigns, net of $551k refunded or moved to their own committees, $4.3M by outside groups for them): 82% of the $28.2M that came in over 2016-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$24.4M
  • voters in Indiana (the state, not the district)$2.5M · 10.3%
  • the candidate's own money$1,125 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Indiana$4.3M · 17.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.1M · 41.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.6M · 30.9%

BANKS, JAMES E HON.

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $4,324,087 (11.1%)the candidate's own money: $4,000,000 (10.3%)individuals outside Georgia: $2,252,671 (5.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $27,684,805 (71.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $678,753 (1.7%)spent $39.4M ($18.9M by the campaigns, net of $656k refunded or moved to their own committees, $20.5M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $40.1M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$38.9M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$4.3M · 11.1%
  • the candidate's own money$4.0M · 10.3%
  • individuals outside Georgia$2.3M · 5.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$27.7M · 71.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$679k · 1.7%

CARTER, EARL LEROY

voters in Nevada: $2,766,590 (1.8%)individuals outside Nevada: $9,278,793 (6.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $135,236,669 (89.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,538,478 (3.0%)spent $152.6M ($18.1M by the campaigns, net of $773k refunded or moved to their own committees, $134.5M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $153.6M that came in over 2022-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$151.8M
  • voters in Nevada$2.8M · 1.8%
  • individuals outside Nevada$9.3M · 6.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$135.2M · 89.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.5M · 3.0%

LAXALT, ADAM

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $4,792,914 (29.1%)the candidate's own money: $26,422 (0.2%)individuals outside Georgia: $2,226,546 (13.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,954,793 (36.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,462,399 (21.0%)spent $16.5M ($12.6M by the campaigns, net of $448k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.9M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $17.0M that came in over 2014-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.5M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$4.8M · 29.1%
  • the candidate's own money$26k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Georgia$2.2M · 13.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.0M · 36.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.5M · 21.0%

HANDEL, KAREN CHRISTINE

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $3,189,673 (20.1%)the candidate's own money: $39,500 (0.2%)individuals outside Texas: $868,895 (5.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,734,956 (67.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,044,547 (6.6%)spent $16.2M ($14.0M by the campaigns, net of $172k refunded or moved to their own committees, $2.2M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $16.3M that came in over 2002-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$15.9M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 20.1%
  • the candidate's own money$40k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Texas$869k · 5.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.7M · 67.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 6.6%

BURGESS, MICHAEL C. DR.

voters in Utah: $867,067 (0.1%)the candidate's own money: $47,892,642 (4.4%)individuals outside Utah: $3,382,563 (0.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $662,304,432 (60.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $373,647,585 (34.3%)spent $1.3B ($611.4M by the campaigns, net of $10.7M refunded or moved to their own committees, $660.4M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.3B that came in over 1994-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.1B
  • voters in Utah$867k · 0.1%
  • the candidate's own money$47.9M · 4.4%
  • individuals outside Utah$3.4M · 0.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$662.3M · 60.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$373.6M · 34.3%

ROMNEY, WILLARD MITT MR

voters in Iowa: $6,766,839 (14.7%)the candidate's own money: $2,800 (0.0%)individuals outside Iowa: $6,217,123 (13.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $25,897,480 (56.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,082,058 (15.4%)spent $44.0M ($24.4M by the campaigns, net of $135k refunded or moved to their own committees, $19.6M by outside groups for them): 86% of the $51.1M that came in over 2020-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$46.0M
  • voters in Iowa$6.8M · 14.7%
  • the candidate's own money$2,800 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Iowa$6.2M · 13.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$25.9M · 56.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.1M · 15.4%

ARENHOLZ, ASHLEY HINSON

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $505,509 (7.6%)the candidate's own money: $7,776 (0.1%)individuals outside Georgia: $1,288,717 (19.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,384,046 (66.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $457,200 (6.9%)spent $6.2M ($3.5M by the campaigns, net of $40k refunded or moved to their own committees, $2.8M by outside groups for them): 83% of the $7.5M that came in over 2024-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.6M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$506k · 7.6%
  • the candidate's own money$7,776 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Georgia$1.3M · 19.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.4M · 66.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$457k · 6.9%

JACK, BRIAN

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

BARLETTA, LOU

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $4,609,599 (35.2%)the candidate's own money: $99,978 (0.8%)individuals outside North Carolina: $1,136,693 (8.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,933,264 (52.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $320,555 (2.4%)spent $11.2M ($11.1M by the campaigns, net of $124k refunded or moved to their own committees, $83k by outside groups for them): 83% of the $13.4M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.1M
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$4.6M · 35.2%
  • the candidate's own money$100k · 0.8%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$1.1M · 8.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.9M · 52.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$321k · 2.4%

ROUZER, DAVID

voters in Pennsylvania: $3,804,074 (1.1%)the candidate's own money: $26,796,344 (8.0%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $9,784,392 (2.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $285,741,958 (85.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,257,192 (2.2%)spent $336.6M ($51.5M by the campaigns, net of $178k refunded or moved to their own committees, $285.1M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $336.9M that came in over 2022-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$333.4M
  • voters in Pennsylvania$3.8M · 1.1%
  • the candidate's own money$26.8M · 8.0%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$9.8M · 2.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$285.7M · 85.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.3M · 2.2%

OZ, MEHMET DR

voters in Alabama: $8,112,957 (20.5%)individuals outside Alabama: $3,740,152 (9.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $24,958,944 (63.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,692,189 (6.8%)spent $34.9M ($13.0M by the campaigns, net of $207k refunded or moved to their own committees, $21.9M by outside groups for them): 87% of the $40.3M that came in over 2022-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$39.5M
  • voters in Alabama$8.1M · 20.5%
  • individuals outside Alabama$3.7M · 9.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$25.0M · 63.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.7M · 6.8%

BRITT, KATIE BOYD

voters at home: $867,067 (0.1%)the candidate's own money: $47,892,642 (4.4%)individuals: $3,382,563 (0.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $662,304,432 (60.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $373,647,585 (34.3%)spent $1.3B ($611.4M by the campaigns, net of $10.7M refunded or moved to their own committees, $660.4M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.3B that came in over 1994-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.1B
  • voters at home$867k · 0.1%
  • the candidate's own money$47.9M · 4.4%
  • individuals$3.4M · 0.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$662.3M · 60.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$373.6M · 34.3%

ROMNEY, MITT / PAUL D. RYAN

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $1,279,477 (11.7%)individuals outside Minnesota: $2,346,376 (21.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,264,305 (48.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,052,771 (18.8%)spent $10.9M ($6.1M by the campaigns, net of $231k refunded or moved to their own committees, $4.8M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $11.3M that came in over 2020-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.9M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$1.3M · 11.7%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$2.3M · 21.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.3M · 48.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.1M · 18.8%

KISTNER, TYLER

voters in North Dakota (the state, not the district): $2,959,233 (17.2%)the candidate's own money: $307 (0.0%)individuals outside North Dakota: $5,422,171 (31.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,281,924 (36.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,549,544 (14.8%)spent $16.7M ($16.5M by the campaigns, net of $278k refunded or moved to their own committees, $291k by outside groups for them): 87% of the $19.3M that came in over 1996-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.2M
  • voters in North Dakota (the state, not the district)$3.0M · 17.2%
  • the candidate's own money$307 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside North Dakota$5.4M · 31.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.3M · 36.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.5M · 14.8%

CRAMER, KEVIN MR.

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $7,190,662 (52.1%)the candidate's own money: $853,000 (6.2%)individuals outside Texas: $619,826 (4.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,024,721 (36.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $108,907 (0.8%)spent $17.1M ($16.6M by the campaigns, net of $1.5M refunded or moved to their own committees, $507k by outside groups for them): 87% of the $19.8M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.8M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$7.2M · 52.1%
  • the candidate's own money$853k · 6.2%
  • individuals outside Texas$620k · 4.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.0M · 36.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$109k · 0.8%

WILLIAMS, ROGER

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

BONO MACK, MARY

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $5,370,926 (35.9%)individuals outside Virginia: $1,688,848 (11.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,872,993 (39.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,042,888 (13.6%)spent $16.4M ($15.2M by the campaigns, net of $87k refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.2M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $16.4M that came in over 2014-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$15.0M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$5.4M · 35.9%
  • individuals outside Virginia$1.7M · 11.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.9M · 39.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 13.6%

COMSTOCK, BARBARA

voters in Minnesota: $1,887,939 (24.1%)individuals outside Minnesota: $3,146,813 (40.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,043,767 (13.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,757,214 (22.4%)spent $7.6M ($6.8M by the campaigns, net of $186k refunded or moved to their own committees, $804k by outside groups for them): 96% of the $7.9M that came in over 2020-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.8M
  • voters in Minnesota$1.9M · 24.1%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$3.1M · 40.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.0M · 13.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.8M · 22.4%

LEWIS, JASON

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $864,405 (11.9%)the candidate's own money: $1,461,293 (20.1%)individuals outside Tennessee: $1,081,710 (14.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,693,307 (37.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,166,303 (16.0%)spent $5.3M ($5.1M by the campaigns, net of $516k refunded or moved to their own committees, $168k by outside groups for them): 69% of the $7.7M that came in over 2020-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.3M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$864k · 11.9%
  • the candidate's own money$1.5M · 20.1%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$1.1M · 14.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.7M · 37.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 16.0%

HARSHBARGER, DIANA

voters in Texas: $7,587,883 (2.7%)individuals outside Texas: $1,518,043 (0.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $262,507,769 (93.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $9,904,103 (3.5%)spent $276.5M ($14.5M by the campaigns, net of $121k refunded or moved to their own committees, $262.1M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $281.6M that came in over 2026-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$281.5M
  • voters in Texas$7.6M · 2.7%
  • individuals outside Texas$1.5M · 0.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$262.5M · 93.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$9.9M · 3.5%

PAXTON, WARREN KENNETH JR.

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $2,411,262 (11.4%)the candidate's own money: $40,000 (0.2%)individuals outside Texas: $2,868,310 (13.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $14,883,321 (70.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $940,652 (4.4%)spent $22.9M ($22.8M by the campaigns, net of $247k refunded or moved to their own committees, $154k by outside groups for them): 98% of the $23.4M that came in over 1996-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.1M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$2.4M · 11.4%
  • the candidate's own money$40k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Texas$2.9M · 13.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$14.9M · 70.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$941k · 4.4%

BRADY, KEVIN

voters in Ohio: $3,333,120 (1.1%)the candidate's own money: $8,870,594 (3.0%)individuals outside Ohio: $792,432 (0.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $280,645,512 (94.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,171,941 (0.7%)spent $297.3M ($21.9M by the campaigns, net of $154k refunded or moved to their own committees, $275.4M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $297.5M that came in over 2010-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$295.8M
  • voters in Ohio$3.3M · 1.1%
  • the candidate's own money$8.9M · 3.0%
  • individuals outside Ohio$792k · 0.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$280.6M · 94.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.2M · 0.7%

RENACCI, JAMES B.

voters in Indiana: $3,301,912 (13.1%)the candidate's own money: $11,889,113 (47.0%)individuals outside Indiana: $2,926,660 (11.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,070,020 (24.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,103,956 (4.4%)spent $26.7M ($21.8M by the campaigns, net of $432k refunded or moved to their own committees, $4.9M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $27.2M that came in over 2018-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$25.3M
  • voters in Indiana$3.3M · 13.1%
  • the candidate's own money$11.9M · 47.0%
  • individuals outside Indiana$2.9M · 11.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.1M · 24.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 4.4%

BRAUN, MIKE

voters in Florida: $1,490,873 (7.1%)individuals outside Florida: $2,037,558 (9.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $14,636,587 (69.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,922,194 (13.9%)spent $22.6M ($10.4M by the campaigns, net of $138k refunded or moved to their own committees, $12.2M by outside groups for them): 88% of the $25.6M that came in over 2026-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)served totals here exclude $30k across 1 flagged filing; the reasoning is public at /ie-review$21.1M
  • voters in Florida$1.5M · 7.1%
  • individuals outside Florida$2.0M · 9.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$14.6M · 69.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.9M · 13.9%

MOODY, ASHLEY

voters in New Hampshire: $559,183 (1.7%)individuals outside New Hampshire: $1,329,090 (4.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $29,202,571 (90.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,122,557 (3.5%)spent $31.4M ($2.8M by the campaigns, net of $5,500 refunded or moved to their own committees, $28.6M by outside groups for them): 93% of the $33.9M that came in over 2026-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$32.2M
  • voters in New Hampshire$559k · 1.7%
  • individuals outside New Hampshire$1.3M · 4.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$29.2M · 90.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 3.5%

SUNUNU, JOHN E

voters in Missouri: $4,000,290 (10.9%)individuals outside Missouri: $3,231,781 (8.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $27,336,618 (74.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,287,428 (6.2%)spent $36.6M ($10.7M by the campaigns, net of $239k refunded or moved to their own committees, $25.9M by outside groups for them): 95% of the $38.7M that came in over 2022-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$36.9M
  • voters in Missouri$4.0M · 10.9%
  • individuals outside Missouri$3.2M · 8.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$27.3M · 74.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.3M · 6.2%

SCHMITT, ERIC

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

BLACKBURN, MARSHA MRS.

voters in Missouri: $6,291,569 (10.5%)individuals outside Missouri: $11,335,971 (18.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $30,556,262 (50.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $11,855,820 (19.7%)spent $69.0M ($40.2M by the campaigns, net of $271k refunded or moved to their own committees, $28.8M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $70.1M that came in over 2018-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$60.0M
  • voters in Missouri$6.3M · 10.5%
  • individuals outside Missouri$11.3M · 18.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$30.6M · 50.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$11.9M · 19.7%

HAWLEY, JOSHUA DAVID SEN

voters in Minnesota: $2,671,103 (48.1%)the candidate's own money: $185,400 (3.3%)individuals outside Minnesota: $985,740 (17.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,536,085 (27.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $173,103 (3.1%)spent $5.6M ($4.7M by the campaigns, net of $54k refunded or moved to their own committees, $935k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $5.7M that came in over 2018-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.6M
  • voters in Minnesota$2.7M · 48.1%
  • the candidate's own money$185k · 3.3%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$986k · 17.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.5M · 27.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$173k · 3.1%

HOUSLEY, KARIN

voters in Montana (the state, not the district): $2,784,136 (13.1%)the candidate's own money: $1,392,209 (6.5%)individuals outside Montana: $5,604,056 (26.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $10,134,275 (47.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,361,017 (6.4%)spent $22.7M ($14.1M by the campaigns, net of $519k refunded or moved to their own committees, $8.5M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $23.3M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.3M
  • voters in Montana (the state, not the district)$2.8M · 13.1%
  • the candidate's own money$1.4M · 6.5%
  • individuals outside Montana$5.6M · 26.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$10.1M · 47.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 6.4%

ROSENDALE, MATT MR.

voters in Kentucky: $4,440,460 (3.6%)individuals outside Kentucky: $19,620,380 (16.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $61,103,835 (49.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $37,673,421 (30.7%)spent $121.6M ($63.3M by the campaigns, net of $2.7M refunded or moved to their own committees, $58.2M by outside groups for them): 93% of the $131.1M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$122.8M
  • voters in Kentucky$4.4M · 3.6%
  • individuals outside Kentucky$19.6M · 16.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$61.1M · 49.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$37.7M · 30.7%

PAUL, RAND

voters in Virginia (the state, not the district): $4,767,530 (21.9%)the candidate's own money: $5,839 (0.0%)individuals outside Virginia: $2,125,703 (9.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $11,765,146 (54.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,125,344 (14.3%)spent $23.2M ($15.1M by the campaigns, net of $189k refunded or moved to their own committees, $8.1M by outside groups for them): 92% of the $25.3M that came in over 2022-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.8M
  • voters in Virginia (the state, not the district)$4.8M · 21.9%
  • the candidate's own money$5,839 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Virginia$2.1M · 9.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$11.8M · 54.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.1M · 14.3%

KIGGANS, JENNIFER

voters in Arkansas (the state, not the district): $3,194,827 (34.1%)the candidate's own money: $140,000 (1.5%)individuals outside Arkansas: $599,765 (6.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,917,399 (52.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $507,502 (5.4%)spent $8.4M ($8.4M by the campaigns, net of $259k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 88% of the $9.5M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.4M
  • voters in Arkansas (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 34.1%
  • the candidate's own money$140k · 1.5%
  • individuals outside Arkansas$600k · 6.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.9M · 52.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$508k · 5.4%

CRAWFORD, ERIC ALAN RICK

voters in New Mexico: $2,248,053 (51.1%)individuals outside New Mexico: $521,942 (11.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $587,675 (13.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,038,613 (23.6%)spent $4.4M ($3.9M by the campaigns, net of $40k refunded or moved to their own committees, $422k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $4.4M that came in over 2020-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.4M
  • voters in New Mexico$2.2M · 51.1%
  • individuals outside New Mexico$522k · 11.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$588k · 13.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 23.6%

RONCHETTI, MARK V.

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $6,766,839 (14.7%)the candidate's own money: $2,800 (0.0%)individuals outside Iowa: $6,217,123 (13.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $25,897,480 (56.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $7,082,058 (15.4%)spent $44.0M ($24.4M by the campaigns, net of $135k refunded or moved to their own committees, $19.6M by outside groups for them): 86% of the $51.1M that came in over 2020-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$46.0M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$6.8M · 14.7%
  • the candidate's own money$2,800 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Iowa$6.2M · 13.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$25.9M · 56.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$7.1M · 15.4%

ARENHOLZ, ASHLEY HINSON

voters in Arizona: $2,117,686 (1.7%)the candidate's own money: $1,049,835 (0.8%)individuals outside Arizona: $6,956,352 (5.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $113,863,457 (89.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,564,139 (2.8%)spent $128.5M ($15.0M by the campaigns, net of $615k refunded or moved to their own committees, $113.4M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $129.1M that came in over 2022-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$127.6M
  • voters in Arizona$2.1M · 1.7%
  • the candidate's own money$1.0M · 0.8%
  • individuals outside Arizona$7.0M · 5.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$113.9M · 89.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.6M · 2.8%

MASTERS, BLAKE

voters in Colorado (the state, not the district): $6,167,506 (32.3%)the candidate's own money: $103,000 (0.5%)individuals outside Colorado: $956,387 (5.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,612,616 (39.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,279,884 (22.4%)spent $19.8M ($17.7M by the campaigns, net of $412k refunded or moved to their own committees, $2.1M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $20.2M that came in over 2002-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.1M
  • voters in Colorado (the state, not the district)$6.2M · 32.3%
  • the candidate's own money$103k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Colorado$956k · 5.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.6M · 39.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.3M · 22.4%

COFFMAN, MIKE REP.

voters in Nevada (the state, not the district): $3,238,455 (14.3%)the candidate's own money: $1,037,787 (4.6%)individuals outside Nevada: $2,273,041 (10.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $13,555,316 (59.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,563,371 (11.3%)spent $22.6M ($10.0M by the campaigns, net of $169k refunded or moved to their own committees, $12.6M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $22.7M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$22.7M
  • voters in Nevada (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 14.3%
  • the candidate's own money$1.0M · 4.6%
  • individuals outside Nevada$2.3M · 10.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$13.6M · 59.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.6M · 11.3%

TARKANIAN, DANNY

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $9,201,365 (55.8%)the candidate's own money: $10,050 (0.1%)individuals outside Illinois: $1,888,654 (11.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,991,360 (30.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $406,438 (2.5%)spent $16.7M ($16.6M by the campaigns, net of $215k refunded or moved to their own committees, $70k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $16.9M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$16.5M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$9.2M · 55.8%
  • the candidate's own money$10k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Illinois$1.9M · 11.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.0M · 30.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$406k · 2.5%

DOLD, ROBERT JAMES JR

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

TERRY, LEE

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $4,854,679 (23.0%)the candidate's own money: $100,000 (0.5%)individuals outside North Carolina: $2,510,188 (11.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $12,378,305 (58.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,219,110 (5.8%)spent $21.5M ($21.3M by the campaigns, net of $151k refunded or moved to their own committees, $211k by outside groups for them): 93% of the $23.3M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$21.1M
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$4.9M · 23.0%
  • the candidate's own money$100k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$2.5M · 11.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12.4M · 58.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 5.8%

HUDSON, RICHARD L. JR.

voters in California (the state, not the district): $1,312,308 (49.1%)the candidate's own money: $765,100 (28.7%)individuals outside California: $148,522 (5.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $393,310 (14.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $51,201 (1.9%)spent $2.7M ($2.7M by the campaigns, net of $16k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.7M that came in over 2012-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.7M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$1.3M · 49.1%
  • the candidate's own money$765k · 28.7%
  • individuals outside California$149k · 5.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$393k · 14.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$51k · 1.9%

MALDONADO, ABEL

voters in Utah (the state, not the district): $1,167,434 (6.2%)individuals outside Utah: $5,263,798 (27.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,553,598 (18.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $8,980,704 (47.4%)spent $19.4M ($18.9M by the campaigns, net of $186k refunded or moved to their own committees, $524k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $19.7M that came in over 2012-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.0M
  • voters in Utah (the state, not the district)$1.2M · 6.2%
  • individuals outside Utah$5.3M · 27.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.6M · 18.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$9.0M · 47.4%

LOVE, MIA

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

FITZPATRICK, MICHAEL G.

voters in Mississippi (the state, not the district): $2,048,054 (51.6%)the candidate's own money: $100 (0.0%)individuals outside Mississippi: $424,427 (10.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,349,398 (34.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $145,735 (3.7%)spent $4.1M ($4.1M by the campaigns, net of $177k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 96% of the $4.3M that came in over 2010-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.0M
  • voters in Mississippi (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 51.6%
  • the candidate's own money$100 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Mississippi$424k · 10.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.3M · 34.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$146k · 3.7%

NUNNELEE, PATRICK ALAN

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

SHADEGG, JOHN B.

voters in Indiana (the state, not the district): $4,992,331 (37.3%)individuals outside Indiana: $1,353,061 (10.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $6,393,412 (47.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $637,826 (4.8%)spent $14.0M ($13.9M by the campaigns, net of $78k refunded or moved to their own committees, $112k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $14.1M that came in over 2010-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$13.4M
  • voters in Indiana (the state, not the district)$5.0M · 37.3%
  • individuals outside Indiana$1.4M · 10.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$6.4M · 47.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$638k · 4.8%

WALORSKI SWIHART, JACKIE

voters in Alabama (the state, not the district): $2,398,786 (30.0%)individuals outside Alabama: $468,883 (5.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,808,764 (60.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $319,809 (4.0%)spent $8.1M ($7.5M by the campaigns, net of $119k refunded or moved to their own committees, $604k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $8.2M that came in over 2010-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.0M
  • voters in Alabama (the state, not the district)$2.4M · 30.0%
  • individuals outside Alabama$469k · 5.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.8M · 60.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$320k · 4.0%

ROBY, MARTHA

voters in California (the state, not the district): $2,554,577 (13.0%)individuals outside California: $167,701 (0.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $16,832,421 (85.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $160,330 (0.8%)spent $19.8M ($4.4M by the campaigns, net of $55k refunded or moved to their own committees, $15.4M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $19.8M that came in over 2012-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.7M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$2.6M · 13.0%
  • individuals outside California$168k · 0.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$16.8M · 85.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$160k · 0.8%

STRICKLAND, ANTHONY A

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $1,098,766 (41.4%)the candidate's own money: $59,272 (2.2%)individuals outside Arizona: $371,882 (14.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $519,630 (19.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $603,550 (22.7%)spent $2.7M ($2.7M by the campaigns, net of $63k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $2.8M that came in over 2010-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.7M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$1.1M · 41.4%
  • the candidate's own money$59k · 2.2%
  • individuals outside Arizona$372k · 14.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$520k · 19.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$604k · 22.7%

KELLY, JESSE

voters in Missouri (the state, not the district): $3,219,566 (12.1%)the candidate's own money: $130,628 (0.5%)individuals outside Missouri: $907,485 (3.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $18,250,413 (68.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $4,085,550 (15.4%)spent $25.9M ($10.8M by the campaigns, net of $865k refunded or moved to their own committees, $15.1M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $26.8M that came in over 2010-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$26.6M
  • voters in Missouri (the state, not the district)$3.2M · 12.1%
  • the candidate's own money$131k · 0.5%
  • individuals outside Missouri$907k · 3.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$18.3M · 68.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$4.1M · 15.4%

HARTZLER, VICKY

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $891,816 (33.2%)the candidate's own money: $28,000 (1.0%)individuals outside New York: $360,914 (13.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,043,350 (38.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $365,743 (13.6%)spent $2.8M ($2.8M by the campaigns, net of $37k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.9M that came in over 2010-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.7M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$892k · 33.2%
  • the candidate's own money$28k · 1.0%
  • individuals outside New York$361k · 13.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.0M · 38.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$366k · 13.6%

BUERKLE, ANN MARIE

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $1,552,550 (67.2%)individuals outside Arizona: $188,200 (8.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $483,470 (20.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $86,225 (3.7%)spent $2.2M ($2.2M by the campaigns, net of $174k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 93% of the $2.4M that came in over 2010-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.3M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$1.6M · 67.2%
  • individuals outside Arizona$188k · 8.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$483k · 20.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$86k · 3.7%

PATON, JONATHAN

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

BILBRAY, BRIAN PHILLIP

voters in New York (the state, not the district): $2,787,447 (31.9%)the candidate's own money: $2,326,431 (26.6%)individuals outside New York: $1,268,495 (14.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,150,171 (24.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $208,174 (2.4%)spent $8.9M ($8.9M by the campaigns, net of $74k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $9.0M that came in over 2010-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.7M
  • voters in New York (the state, not the district)$2.8M · 31.9%
  • the candidate's own money$2.3M · 26.6%
  • individuals outside New York$1.3M · 14.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.2M · 24.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$208k · 2.4%

HAYWORTH, NAN

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $927,340 (38.0%)the candidate's own money: $577 (0.0%)individuals outside Arizona: $328,068 (13.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $517,456 (21.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $668,421 (27.4%)spent $2.4M ($2.3M by the campaigns, net of $53k refunded or moved to their own committees, $101k by outside groups for them): 98% of the $2.5M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.4M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$927k · 38.0%
  • the candidate's own money$577 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Arizona$328k · 13.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$517k · 21.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$668k · 27.4%

PARKER, VERNON

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $846,133 (11.9%)the candidate's own money: $4,000 (0.1%)individuals outside Tennessee: $540,703 (7.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,486,226 (63.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,224,599 (17.2%)spent $6.8M ($6.8M by the campaigns, net of $562k refunded or moved to their own committees, $69k by outside groups for them): 87% of the $7.8M that came in over 1988-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.1M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$846k · 11.9%
  • the candidate's own money$4,000 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$541k · 7.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.5M · 63.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 17.2%

DUNCAN, JOHN J REP. JR.

voters in South Carolina (the state, not the district): $2,200,936 (15.4%)the candidate's own money: $2,702,000 (18.9%)individuals outside South Carolina: $821,112 (5.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,638,171 (53.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $915,356 (6.4%)spent $14.3M ($8.1M by the campaigns, net of $5,553 refunded or moved to their own committees, $6.2M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $14.4M that came in over 2018-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.3M
  • voters in South Carolina (the state, not the district)$2.2M · 15.4%
  • the candidate's own money$2.7M · 18.9%
  • individuals outside South Carolina$821k · 5.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.6M · 53.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$915k · 6.4%

NORMAN, RALPH W. JR.

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

CULBERSON, JOHN

voters in Missouri: $10,756,587 (16.0%)the candidate's own money: $19,757 (0.0%)individuals outside Missouri: $11,112,548 (16.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $42,595,403 (63.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,919,969 (4.3%)spent $68.9M ($44.0M by the campaigns, net of $1.2M refunded or moved to their own committees, $24.9M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $71.0M that came in over 1996-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$67.4M
  • voters in Missouri$10.8M · 16.0%
  • the candidate's own money$20k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Missouri$11.1M · 16.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$42.6M · 63.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.9M · 4.3%

BLUNT, ROY

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

REICHERT, DAVE

voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district): $2,728,620 (61.8%)the candidate's own money: $444,043 (10.1%)individuals outside Tennessee: $341,362 (7.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $588,358 (13.3%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $313,418 (7.1%)spent $4.3M ($3.7M by the campaigns, net of $25k refunded or moved to their own committees, $535k by outside groups for them): 97% of the $4.4M that came in over 2006-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.4M
  • voters in Tennessee (the state, not the district)$2.7M · 61.8%
  • the candidate's own money$444k · 10.1%
  • individuals outside Tennessee$341k · 7.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$588k · 13.3%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$313k · 7.1%

ROE, DAVID PHILLIP DR.

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

GOODE, VIRGIL H. JR.

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

RENZI, RICHARD G.

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

WALBERG, TIMOTHY L REP

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

BIGGERT, JUDY

voters in California (the state, not the district): $650,687 (44.9%)the candidate's own money: $65,400 (4.5%)individuals outside California: $204,279 (14.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $197,813 (13.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $331,861 (22.9%)spent $1.5M ($1.5M by the campaigns, net of $3,420 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.5M that came in over 2016-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.5M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$651k · 44.9%
  • the candidate's own money$65k · 4.5%
  • individuals outside California$204k · 14.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$198k · 13.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$332k · 22.9%

GITSHAM, DENISE

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

WALSH, JAMES T

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $2,701,093 (46.5%)the candidate's own money: $49,500 (0.9%)individuals outside Florida: $375,471 (6.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $2,290,983 (39.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $389,181 (6.7%)spent $6.0M ($6.0M by the campaigns, net of $14k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $6.1M that came in over 2010-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.8M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$2.7M · 46.5%
  • the candidate's own money$50k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Florida$375k · 6.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$2.3M · 39.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$389k · 6.7%

SOUTHERLAND, WILLIAM STEVE II

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $1,317,256 (13.6%)the candidate's own money: $2,794,443 (28.9%)individuals outside Minnesota: $371,475 (3.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,527,780 (46.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $659,765 (6.8%)spent $9.8M ($6.0M by the campaigns, net of $3,350 refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.8M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $9.8M that came in over 2014-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.7M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$1.3M · 13.6%
  • the candidate's own money$2.8M · 28.9%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$371k · 3.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.5M · 46.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$660k · 6.8%

MILLS, STEWART MR.

voters in California (the state, not the district): $1,991,406 (66.6%)the candidate's own money: $332,722 (11.1%)individuals outside California: $205,326 (6.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $406,749 (13.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $53,279 (1.8%)spent $3.0M ($3.0M by the campaigns, net of $50k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $3.0M that came in over 2012-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$3.0M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 66.6%
  • the candidate's own money$333k · 11.1%
  • individuals outside California$205k · 6.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$407k · 13.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$53k · 1.8%

GILL, RICKY

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

GERLACH, JIM

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

WELDON, CURTIS W.

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $4,299,970 (15.2%)individuals outside Illinois: $2,122,803 (7.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $20,801,102 (73.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,026,340 (3.6%)spent $28.2M ($19.5M by the campaigns, net of $704k refunded or moved to their own committees, $8.7M by outside groups for them): 98% of the $28.9M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$28.3M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$4.3M · 15.2%
  • individuals outside Illinois$2.1M · 7.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$20.8M · 73.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.0M · 3.6%

DAVIS, RODNEY L

voters in Arkansas (the state, not the district): $2,868,460 (25.3%)the candidate's own money: $12,933 (0.1%)individuals outside Arkansas: $2,249,599 (19.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,739,203 (50.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $483,706 (4.3%)spent $7.7M ($7.5M by the campaigns, net of $142k refunded or moved to their own committees, $128k by outside groups for them): 61% of the $12.6M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.4M
  • voters in Arkansas (the state, not the district)$2.9M · 25.3%
  • the candidate's own money$13k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Arkansas$2.2M · 19.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.7M · 50.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$484k · 4.3%

WESTERMAN, BRUCE

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $4,399,673 (14.7%)the candidate's own money: $994,961 (3.3%)individuals outside Iowa: $3,959,885 (13.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $17,202,036 (57.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,332,637 (11.1%)spent $30.8M ($21.0M by the campaigns, net of $753k refunded or moved to their own committees, $9.8M by outside groups for them): 90% of the $34.2M that came in over 2008-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$29.9M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$4.4M · 14.7%
  • the candidate's own money$995k · 3.3%
  • individuals outside Iowa$4.0M · 13.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$17.2M · 57.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.3M · 11.1%

MILLER-MEEKS, MARIANNETTE JANE

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

UPTON, FREDERICK STEPHEN

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

PRYCE, DEBORAH D.

voters in Iowa (the state, not the district): $2,827,606 (10.1%)the candidate's own money: $293,679 (1.0%)individuals outside Iowa: $1,672,337 (6.0%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $20,153,704 (71.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $3,084,394 (11.0%)spent $28.7M ($13.5M by the campaigns, net of $175k refunded or moved to their own committees, $15.2M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $29.0M that came in over 2014-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$28.0M
  • voters in Iowa (the state, not the district)$2.8M · 10.1%
  • the candidate's own money$294k · 1.0%
  • individuals outside Iowa$1.7M · 6.0%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$20.2M · 71.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$3.1M · 11.0%

YOUNG, DAVID

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

WOLF, FRANK R.

voters in Arkansas (the state, not the district): $7,012,502 (30.5%)individuals outside Arkansas: $4,019,470 (17.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $11,297,034 (49.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $660,179 (2.9%)spent $23.7M ($21.2M by the campaigns, net of $143k refunded or moved to their own committees, $2.5M by outside groups for them): 93% of the $25.5M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$23.0M
  • voters in Arkansas (the state, not the district)$7.0M · 30.5%
  • individuals outside Arkansas$4.0M · 17.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$11.3M · 49.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$660k · 2.9%

HILL, JAMES FRENCH

voters in New Hampshire (the state, not the district): $1,993,867 (29.8%)the candidate's own money: $355,000 (5.3%)individuals outside New Hampshire: $900,316 (13.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,157,780 (47.2%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $277,273 (4.1%)spent $6.8M ($6.2M by the campaigns, net of $30k refunded or moved to their own committees, $604k by outside groups for them): 100% of the $6.9M that came in over 2010-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.7M
  • voters in New Hampshire (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 29.8%
  • the candidate's own money$355k · 5.3%
  • individuals outside New Hampshire$900k · 13.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.2M · 47.2%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$277k · 4.1%

GUINTA, FRANK

voters in Virginia: $3,503,099 (39.9%)the candidate's own money: $1,017,728 (11.6%)individuals outside Virginia: $2,620,650 (29.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,626,894 (18.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $825 (0.0%)spent $8.9M ($8.0M by the campaigns, net of $405 refunded or moved to their own committees, $876k by outside groups for them): 100% of the $8.9M that came in over 2014-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$8.8M
  • voters in Virginia$3.5M · 39.9%
  • the candidate's own money$1.0M · 11.6%
  • individuals outside Virginia$2.6M · 29.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.6M · 18.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$825 · 0.0%

GILLESPIE, EDWARD W

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $1,528,312 (21.5%)the candidate's own money: $28,699 (0.4%)individuals outside Arizona: $1,406,052 (19.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,832,159 (54.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $305,319 (4.3%)spent $7.1M ($3.5M by the campaigns, net of $78k refunded or moved to their own committees, $3.6M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $7.2M that came in over 2012-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$7.1M
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$1.5M · 21.5%
  • the candidate's own money$29k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Arizona$1.4M · 19.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.8M · 54.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$305k · 4.3%

ROGERS, WENDY

voters in Nevada (the state, not the district): $4,853,732 (42.8%)the candidate's own money: $167,161 (1.5%)individuals outside Nevada: $884,604 (7.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $5,185,298 (45.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $249,340 (2.2%)spent $12.0M ($12.0M by the campaigns, net of $226k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 98% of the $12.2M that came in over 2000-2010 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$11.3M
  • voters in Nevada (the state, not the district)$4.9M · 42.8%
  • the candidate's own money$167k · 1.5%
  • individuals outside Nevada$885k · 7.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$5.2M · 45.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$249k · 2.2%

PORTER, JON C SR

voters in South Dakota (the state, not the district): $4,010,870 (41.5%)the candidate's own money: $13,264 (0.1%)individuals outside South Dakota: $1,149,609 (11.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,265,772 (33.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,217,702 (12.6%)spent $9.7M ($9.7M by the campaigns, net of $81k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $9.8M that came in over 2010-2020 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$9.7M
  • voters in South Dakota (the state, not the district)$4.0M · 41.5%
  • the candidate's own money$13k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside South Dakota$1.1M · 11.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.3M · 33.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.2M · 12.6%

NOEM, KRISTI LYNN

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $457,706 (19.3%)the candidate's own money: $435,703 (18.3%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $383,248 (16.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $583,147 (24.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $514,915 (21.7%)spent $2.4M ($2.4M by the campaigns, net of $9,070 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $2.4M that came in over 2010-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$2.4M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$458k · 19.3%
  • the candidate's own money$436k · 18.3%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$383k · 16.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$583k · 24.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$515k · 21.7%

BURNS, TIMOTHY RAYMOND

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

FERGUSON, MIKE

voters in Texas (the state, not the district): $2,409,735 (12.0%)the candidate's own money: $2,645,391 (13.2%)individuals outside Texas: $121,771 (0.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $14,619,989 (72.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $290,919 (1.4%)spent $20.0M ($7.0M by the campaigns, net of $36k refunded or moved to their own committees, $12.9M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $20.2M that came in over 2004-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$20.1M
  • voters in Texas (the state, not the district)$2.4M · 12.0%
  • the candidate's own money$2.6M · 13.2%
  • individuals outside Texas$122k · 0.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$14.6M · 72.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$291k · 1.4%

CANSECO, FRANCISCO 'QUICO' RAUL

voters in Colorado (the state, not the district): $4,809,998 (25.3%)the candidate's own money: $169,703 (0.9%)individuals outside Colorado: $998,610 (5.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $12,443,193 (65.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $595,427 (3.1%)spent $18.7M ($10.0M by the campaigns, net of $288k refunded or moved to their own committees, $8.7M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $19.3M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.0M
  • voters in Colorado (the state, not the district)$4.8M · 25.3%
  • the candidate's own money$170k · 0.9%
  • individuals outside Colorado$999k · 5.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12.4M · 65.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$595k · 3.1%

TIPTON, SCOTT R.

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $5,268,526 (30.2%)the candidate's own money: $25,000 (0.1%)individuals outside Ohio: $1,904,403 (10.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $9,938,973 (57.0%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $297,224 (1.7%)spent $16.0M ($15.6M by the campaigns, net of $86k refunded or moved to their own committees, $444k by outside groups for them): 87% of the $18.4M that came in over 2012-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$17.4M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$5.3M · 30.2%
  • the candidate's own money$25k · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Ohio$1.9M · 10.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$9.9M · 57.0%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$297k · 1.7%

JOYCE, DAVID P.

voters in New Hampshire (the state, not the district): $263,085 (24.6%)individuals outside New Hampshire: $404,289 (37.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $239,086 (22.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $161,085 (15.1%)spent $1.2M ($1.2M by the campaigns, net of $8,750 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.2M that came in over 2014-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.1M
  • voters in New Hampshire (the state, not the district)$263k · 24.6%
  • individuals outside New Hampshire$404k · 37.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$239k · 22.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$161k · 15.1%

GARCIA, MARILINDA

voters in Nevada (the state, not the district): $4,874,031 (25.0%)the candidate's own money: $30,582 (0.2%)individuals outside Nevada: $5,757,482 (29.5%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,418,547 (38.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,413,333 (7.3%)spent $20.3M ($17.9M by the campaigns, net of $1.6M refunded or moved to their own committees, $2.3M by outside groups for them): 92% of the $22.1M that came in over 2010-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.5M
  • voters in Nevada (the state, not the district)$4.9M · 25.0%
  • the candidate's own money$31k · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Nevada$5.8M · 29.5%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.4M · 38.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.4M · 7.3%

HECK, JOE

voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district): $1,529,060 (38.1%)the candidate's own money: $400,000 (10.0%)individuals outside New Jersey: $388,713 (9.7%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $1,601,281 (39.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $93,741 (2.3%)spent $4.1M ($4.1M by the campaigns, net of $36k refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $4.1M that came in over 2010-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$4.0M
  • voters in New Jersey (the state, not the district)$1.5M · 38.1%
  • the candidate's own money$400k · 10.0%
  • individuals outside New Jersey$389k · 9.7%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$1.6M · 39.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$94k · 2.3%

RUNYAN, JON

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

KLINE, JOHN PAUL JR

voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district): $3,033,505 (1.3%)the candidate's own money: $14,643 (0.0%)individuals outside North Carolina: $513,411 (0.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $226,681,308 (98.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $104,122 (0.0%)spent $230.3M ($5.1M by the campaigns, net of $511k refunded or moved to their own committees, $225.2M by outside groups for them): 100% of the $230.8M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$230.3M
  • voters in North Carolina (the state, not the district)$3.0M · 1.3%
  • the candidate's own money$15k · 0.0%
  • individuals outside North Carolina$513k · 0.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$226.7M · 98.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$104k · 0.0%

WALKER, BRADLEY MARK MR.

voters in Illinois (the state, not the district): $4,461,489 (30.6%)individuals outside Illinois: $1,405,156 (9.6%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,933,670 (54.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $782,184 (5.4%)spent $14.3M ($13.9M by the campaigns, net of $133k refunded or moved to their own committees, $397k by outside groups for them): 94% of the $15.3M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$14.6M
  • voters in Illinois (the state, not the district)$4.5M · 30.6%
  • individuals outside Illinois$1.4M · 9.6%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$7.9M · 54.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$782k · 5.4%

BOST, MICHAEL

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

DJOU, CHARLES K

voters in California (the state, not the district): $851,212 (66.9%)individuals outside California: $90,361 (7.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $255,080 (20.1%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $75,151 (5.9%)spent $1.3M ($1.3M by the campaigns, net of $8,546 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.3M that came in over 2014-2016 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.3M
  • voters in California (the state, not the district)$851k · 66.9%
  • individuals outside California$90k · 7.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$255k · 20.1%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$75k · 5.9%

NESTANDE, BRIAN

voters in West Virginia (the state, not the district): $1,530,151 (14.1%)the candidate's own money: $3,450 (0.0%)individuals outside West Virginia: $1,291,372 (11.9%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $7,980,821 (73.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $55,224 (0.5%)spent $10.6M ($4.2M by the campaigns, net of $297k refunded or moved to their own committees, $6.4M by outside groups for them): 97% of the $10.9M that came in over 2014-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.9M
  • voters in West Virginia (the state, not the district)$1.5M · 14.1%
  • the candidate's own money$3,450 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside West Virginia$1.3M · 11.9%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.0M · 73.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$55k · 0.5%

JENKINS, EVAN H

voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district): $531,464 (52.6%)the candidate's own money: $2,424 (0.2%)individuals outside Minnesota: $53,620 (5.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $281,509 (27.8%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $142,268 (14.1%)spent $1.0M ($1.0M by the campaigns, net of $7,800 refunded or moved to their own committees, $14k by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.1M that came in over 2014-2018 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.0M
  • voters in Minnesota (the state, not the district)$531k · 52.6%
  • the candidate's own money$2,424 · 0.2%
  • individuals outside Minnesota$54k · 5.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$282k · 27.8%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$142k · 14.1%

WESTROM, TORREY NORMAN

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

CHOCOLA, J CHRISTOPHER

voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district): $1,876,672 (31.2%)the candidate's own money: $642 (0.0%)individuals outside Pennsylvania: $547,961 (9.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $3,534,168 (58.7%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $59,377 (1.0%)spent $5.1M ($5.1M by the campaigns, net of $492k refunded or moved to their own committees, $530 by outside groups for them): 80% of the $6.4M that came in over 2010-2022 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$5.8M
  • voters in Pennsylvania (the state, not the district)$1.9M · 31.2%
  • the candidate's own money$642 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Pennsylvania$548k · 9.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$3.5M · 58.7%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$59k · 1.0%

COSTELLO, RYAN A

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

LUNGREN, DANIEL E.

voters in Kansas (the state, not the district): $4,880,951 (25.2%)the candidate's own money: $13 (0.0%)individuals outside Kansas: $2,158,428 (11.2%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $12,119,706 (62.6%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $197,589 (1.0%)spent $19.7M ($13.6M by the campaigns, net of $72k refunded or moved to their own committees, $6.0M by outside groups for them): 99% of the $19.8M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$19.4M
  • voters in Kansas (the state, not the district)$4.9M · 25.2%
  • the candidate's own money$13 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Kansas$2.2M · 11.2%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$12.1M · 62.6%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$198k · 1.0%

YODER, KEVIN

voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district): $899,510 (57.0%)the candidate's own money: $25,000 (1.6%)individuals outside Connecticut: $201,268 (12.8%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $276,795 (17.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $175,935 (11.1%)spent $1.6M ($1.6M by the campaigns, net of $500 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 100% of the $1.6M that came in over 2012-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.6M
  • voters in Connecticut (the state, not the district)$900k · 57.0%
  • the candidate's own money$25k · 1.6%
  • individuals outside Connecticut$201k · 12.8%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$277k · 17.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$176k · 11.1%

RORABACK, ANDREW

voters in Georgia (the state, not the district): $653,589 (52.9%)the candidate's own money: $180,500 (14.6%)individuals outside Georgia: $41,000 (3.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $339,256 (27.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $20,718 (1.7%)spent $1.3M ($1.3M by the campaigns, net of $8,550 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $1.3M that came in over 2012-2012 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$1.2M
  • voters in Georgia (the state, not the district)$654k · 52.9%
  • the candidate's own money$180k · 14.6%
  • individuals outside Georgia$41k · 3.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$339k · 27.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$21k · 1.7%

ANDERSON, LEE I

voters in Ohio (the state, not the district): $2,042,538 (30.1%)the candidate's own money: $30,000 (0.4%)individuals outside Ohio: $425,467 (6.3%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,043,973 (59.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $252,541 (3.7%)spent $7.0M ($6.9M by the campaigns, net of $56k refunded or moved to their own committees, $30k by outside groups for them): 97% of the $7.2M that came in over 2010-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$6.8M
  • voters in Ohio (the state, not the district)$2.0M · 30.1%
  • the candidate's own money$30k · 0.4%
  • individuals outside Ohio$425k · 6.3%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.0M · 59.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$253k · 3.7%

GIBBS, ROBERT

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

SHAW, E CLAY JR

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

SIMMONS, ROB

voters in West Virginia (the state, not the district): $498,582 (4.6%)the candidate's own money: $2,500 (0.0%)individuals outside West Virginia: $3,547,872 (33.1%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $4,654,039 (43.4%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $2,025,869 (18.9%)spent $12.0M ($10.5M by the campaigns, net of $1.9M refunded or moved to their own committees, $1.5M by outside groups for them): 87% of the $13.9M that came in over 2012-2024 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$10.7M
  • voters in West Virginia (the state, not the district)$499k · 4.6%
  • the candidate's own money$2,500 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside West Virginia$3.5M · 33.1%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$4.7M · 43.4%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$2.0M · 18.9%

MOONEY, ALEXANDER XAVIER

voters in Arizona (the state, not the district): $165,061 (49.3%)the candidate's own money: $253 (0.1%)individuals outside Arizona: $17,937 (5.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $28,325 (8.5%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $123,517 (36.9%)spent $333k ($333k by the campaigns, net of $750 refunded or moved to their own committees, $0 by outside groups for them): 99% of the $336k that came in over 2012-2014 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$335k
  • voters in Arizona (the state, not the district)$165k · 49.3%
  • the candidate's own money$253 · 0.1%
  • individuals outside Arizona$18k · 5.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$28k · 8.5%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$124k · 36.9%

MERCER, GABRIELA SAUCEDO MRS

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

SODREL, MICHAEL E

voters in Florida (the state, not the district): $5,650,664 (30.8%)the candidate's own money: $7,500 (0.0%)individuals outside Florida: $2,818,678 (15.4%)PACs, parties and outside groups: $8,798,491 (47.9%)cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet: $1,077,672 (5.9%)spent $18.4M ($17.6M by the campaigns, net of $31k refunded or moved to their own committees, $797k by outside groups for them): 97% of the $18.9M that came in over 2006-2026 (receipts as filed, residual included, plus the outside spending)$18.4M
  • voters in Florida (the state, not the district)$5.7M · 30.8%
  • the candidate's own money$7,500 · 0.0%
  • individuals outside Florida$2.8M · 15.4%
  • PACs, parties and outside groups$8.8M · 47.9%
  • cannot be placed: gifts under $200 with no address filed, or individual money from cycles we have not placed yet$1.1M · 5.9%

BILIRAKIS, GUS M

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

BRADLEY, JOSEPH E. MR. III

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

NRSC

raised from disclosed sources: $1,527,887,203 (83.1%)dark money raised (trail floor): $310,123,206 (16.9%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$1.84Braised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.5B · 83.1%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$310.1M · 16.9%

SLF PAC

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

NRCC

raised from disclosed sources: $369,001,499 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $161,940 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$369.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$369.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$162k · 0.0%

TRUMP 47 COMMITTEE, INC.

raised from disclosed sources: $65,094,476 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$65.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$65.1M · 100.0%

NRSC VICTORY

raised from disclosed sources: $2,564,251 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$2.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.6M · 100.0%

WIN IN 2016

raised from disclosed sources: $19,281,549 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$19.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$19.3M · 100.0%

NRSC TARGETED STATE VICTORY

raised from disclosed sources: $3,369,042 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$3.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.4M · 100.0%

NRSC VICTORY

raised from disclosed sources: $63,171,253 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $69,998 (0.1%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$63.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$63.2M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$70k · 0.1%

TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN PARTY FEDERAL ELECTION ACCOUNT

raised from disclosed sources: $981,974 (98.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $20,400 (2.0%)spent 112% of lifetime receipts$1.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$982k · 98.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$20k · 2.0%

MCSALLY PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $5,306,971 (97.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $163,200 (3.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$5.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.3M · 97.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$163k · 3.0%

HOUSE MAJORITY TRUST

raised from disclosed sources: $45,973,182 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $36,087 (0.1%)spent 123% of lifetime receipts$46.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$46.0M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$36k · 0.1%

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC

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

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $888,976 (90.3%)dark money raised (trail floor): $95,558 (9.7%)spent 84% of lifetime receipts$985kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$889k · 90.3%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$96k · 9.7%

BO 34 PAC

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

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF KENTUCKY

dark money raised (trail floor): $33 (100.0%)spent 191981% of lifetime receipts$0kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$33 · 100.0%

FUND FOR A CONSERVATIVE FUTURE II

raised from disclosed sources: $247,705 (96.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $8,800 (3.4%)spent 50% of lifetime receipts$257kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$248k · 96.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$8,800 · 3.4%

AMERICAN HORIZON PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $571,545,755 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,200 (0.0%)spent 91% of lifetime receipts$571.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$571.5M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,200 · 0.0%

NEVER SURRENDER, INC.

raised from disclosed sources: $119,316 (94.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,600 (6.0%)spent 328% of lifetime receipts$127kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$119k · 94.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,600 · 6.0%

SMILEY FOR WASHINGTON INC.

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

YANKEE PAC

dark money raised (trail floor): $935 (100.0%)spent 27352% of lifetime receipts$1kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$935 · 100.0%

TAX CUTS & JOBS PAC

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

MARY BONO COMMITTEE

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

BOEHNER FOR SPEAKER

raised from disclosed sources: $7,228,606 (100.0%)spent 87% of lifetime receipts$7.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.2M · 100.0%

LEIDOS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,478,721 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.5M · 100.0%

WINNING FOR WOMEN, INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $157,172 (98.4%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,500 (1.6%)spent 45% of lifetime receipts$160kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$157k · 98.4%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,500 · 1.6%

FREEDOM & OPPORTUNITY FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $37,965 (100.0%)spent 491% of lifetime receipts$38kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$38k · 100.0%

ROMNEY PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $518,676 (100.0%)spent 91% of lifetime receipts$519kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$519k · 100.0%

NOOGA PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $29,165 (91.2%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,800 (8.8%)spent 411% of lifetime receipts$32kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$29k · 91.2%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,800 · 8.8%

SKOL PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $414,338,667 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $81,910 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$414.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$414.3M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$82k · 0.0%

TRUMP SAVE AMERICA JOINT FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,201,852 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.2M · 100.0%

GAIL FORCE

dark money raised (trail floor): $5,290 (100.0%)spent 2045% of lifetime receipts$5kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,290 · 100.0%

UTAH LOVE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $37,000 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$37kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$37k · 100.0%

SOUTHERN ELEPHANT ROMP

raised from disclosed sources: $109,711 (85.2%)dark money raised (trail floor): $19,050 (14.8%)spent 738% of lifetime receipts$129kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$110k · 85.2%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$19k · 14.8%

MISSOURI FRB PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $24,645,459 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $33,100 (0.1%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$24.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$24.6M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$33k · 0.1%

FRED THOMPSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $11,309,892 (100.0%)spent 86% of lifetime receipts$11.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.3M · 100.0%

HDR, INC. EMPLOYEE OWNERS PAC

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

HOUSE CONSERVATIVES FUND

dark money raised (trail floor): $250 (100.0%)spent 46649% of lifetime receipts$0kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$250 · 100.0%

DPR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

dark money raised (trail floor): $8,804 (100.0%)spent 7698% of lifetime receipts$9kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$8,804 · 100.0%

VESTED PAC

dark money raised (trail floor): $11,000 (100.0%)spent 819% of lifetime receipts$11kraised, lifetime
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$11k · 100.0%

YFI PAC

CMR WA PAC: $1,672,437ADF PAC: $1,355,671GUTHRIE FOR CONGRESS: $1,322,541KUSTOFF FOR CONGRESS: $937,289WILLIAM TIMMONS FOR CONGRESS: $589,208HUIZENGA FOR CONGRESS: $574,889DIANA FOR CONGRESS: $564,294STEVE DAINES FOR MONTANA: $553,202ANN WAGNER FOR CONGRESS: $536,205BIG SKY OPPORTUNITY PAC: $494,344MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $430,874MONTANA RED: $417,132$15.0M
  • Republican candidate committees$8.1M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.3M

THE ELEVATED GROUP LLC

AMERICA PAC: $3,943,245MARSHA FOR SENATE: $1,452,771TEAM HAGERTY: $1,186,312BLACKBURN TENNESSEE VICTORY FUND: $717,780BILL CASSIDY FOR US SENATE: $446,862BANKS FOR SENATE: $444,370NRSC: $429,715MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $399,004JOHN ROSE FOR TENNESSEE: $357,749GEORGIANS FOR KELLY LOEFFLER: $356,958ANN WAGNER FOR CONGRESS: $314,950SLF PAC: $161,250$10.8M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$5.0M

THE BAKER GROUP LLC

BLACKBURN TENNESSEE VICTORY FUND: $594,445MARSHA FOR SENATE: $337,721STAND FOR AMERICA PAC: $256,022MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $219,244SALAZAR FOR CONGRESS: $168,145TEAM HAGERTY: $164,510SENATE EAGLE PAC: $143,714TEAM STAND FOR AMERICA: $112,755NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $101,250SFA ACTION: $100,061TEAM HAGERTY VICTORY: $94,450GLCF, INC.: $78,615$2.9M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$770k

STRATEGIC VICTORY SOLUTIONS LLC

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FUND: $435,460COTTON FOR SENATE, INC.: $371,011ANN WAGNER FOR CONGRESS: $252,000JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $222,963RESTORE OUR NATION (RON PAC): $177,708BUDDY CARTER FOR SENATE: $170,500KIGGANS FOR CONGRESS: $155,166MARSHA FOR SENATE: $148,688BANKS FOR SENATE: $125,500MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $122,500HERN FOR CONGRESS: $102,742HUNT FOR SENATE: $99,350$3.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.8M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$558k

O'DONNELL AND ASSOCIATES LTD.

CASSIDY LEADERSHIP FUND: $300,006CONTINUING AMERICA'S STRENGTH AND SECURITY PAC: $260,500BILL CASSIDY FOR US SENATE: $259,930OPPORTUNITY AND RESPONSIBILITY RESTORED IN OUR NATION PAC: $253,188JOHN ROSE FOR TENNESSEE: $238,029MANN FOR CONGRESS: $186,914MARSHA FOR SENATE: $132,818MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $118,607NRSC TARGETED STATE VICTORY: $113,008HATCH ELECTION COMMITTEE INC: $106,949BLACKBURN TENNESSEE VICTORY FUND: $93,830SENATE GEORGIA BATTLEGROUND FUND: $78,895$2.8M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$925k

LES WILLIAMSON LLC

BLACKBURN TENNESSEE VICTORY FUND: $826,094MARSHA FOR SENATE: $594,024TRUMP 47 COMMITTEE, INC.: $436,757THINK BIG AMERICA PAC: $261,849REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $206,137MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN INC.: $155,130TRUMP SAVE AMERICA JOINT FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE: $121,060TRUMP VICTORY: $112,841MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $106,743NRSC: $57,026GREAT AMERICA PAC: $45,329BLACKBURN VICTORY FUND: $44,705$3.3M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2.1M
  • Republican candidate committees$913k

THE PASS GROUP LLC

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

GULA GRAHAM GROUP

Republican Governors Association: $3,714,650NRSC: $1,165,810PORTPAC: $1,105,718HATCH ELECTION COMMITTEE INC: $947,163GEORGIA ACTION FUND: $569,565PROMOTING OUR REPUBLICAN TEAM PAC: $537,326MARSHA FOR SENATE: $449,939OPPORTUNITY AND RESPONSIBILITY RESTORED IN OUR NATION PAC: $438,443ONE GEORGIA PAC: $387,963PERDUE FOR SENATE: $379,817PERDUE VICTORY INC: $315,079LOUISIANA LEGACY PAC: $218,842$11.4M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$5.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$4.4M

THE LARRISON GROUP LLC

PORTPAC: $265,848JIM COSTA FOR CONGRESS: $90,559CARLY FOR PRESIDENT: $85,801ADRIAN SMITH FOR CONGRESS: $85,446JIM GERLACH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $80,142MCCAUL FOR CONGRESS, INC: $76,900ANDER PAC: $75,122MARSHA FOR SENATE: $68,417TEXANS FOR LAMAR SMITH: $60,475MARCHANT GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND: $57,653MARY BONO COMMITTEE: $57,406FRANCINE BUSBY FOR CONGRESS: $56,965$3.3M
  • Republican candidate committees$856k
  • Democratic candidate committees$148k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$57k

COMPLETE CAMPAIGNS

PERKERSON, DAWN

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $32,520$33k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$33k

INTEGRATED POWER SYSTEMS

COLE FOR CONGRESS: $453,943BEN SASSE FOR U.S. SENATE, INC.: $225,881MARSHA FOR SENATE: $201,176JEFF FORTENBERRY FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS: $179,834CAPITO FOR WEST VIRGINIA: $165,526JOHN SULLIVAN FOR CONGRESS, INC: $152,950MULLIN FOR AMERICA: $112,898KLINE FOR CONGRESS: $112,660FUND FOR A CONSERVATIVE FUTURE II: $99,035STEVE FINCHER FOR SENATE: $98,446SWEENEY FOR CONGRESS, INC: $76,251PETE STAUBER FOR CONGRESS: $58,150$2.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.9M

FEC FINANCIAL LLC

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $32,088,285TRUMP MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN COMMITTEE: $12,555,099NRSC: $8,517,283NRCC: $6,889,669ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, INC.: $6,824,827TED CRUZ FOR SENATE: $3,755,800THINK BIG AMERICA PAC: $3,326,415JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.: $2,878,069ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $2,729,186BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC: $2,350,421CRUZ FOR PRESIDENT: $2,221,437Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $1,933,296$132.2M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$53.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$32.6M

CMDI

MARSHA FOR SENATE: $511,799BLACKBURN TENNESSEE VICTORY FUND: $49,820MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $21,967$584k
  • Republican candidate committees$512k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$72k

ACME AIRCRAFT CHARTER MANAGEMENT EXPERTS

TAKE BACK THE HOUSE 2022: $72,852MCCARTHY VICTORY FUND: $56,490MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $18,000BLACKBURN TENNESSEE VICTORY FUND: $16,500DEMOCRATIC PROPERTIES CORPORATION-FEDERAL: $2,440KERRY-EDWARDS 2004 INC: $262$167k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$110k
  • Republican candidate committees$56k
  • Democratic candidate committees$262

THE IRIS GROUP LLC

SCALISE LEADERSHIP FUND: $220,424MARSHA FOR SENATE: $45,396BARTOS FOR US SENATE INC: $44,236SCALISE LEADERSHIP FUND 2024: $40,000BLACKBURN TENNESSEE VICTORY FUND: $30,020DERRICK ANDERSON FOR VA, INC.: $20,000MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $18,000BLACKBURN VICTORY FUND: $12,853BACK TO SCHOOL USA: $10,000TED BUDD FOR SENATE: $3,980WICKER FOR SENATE: $1,060TEAM WICKER: $939$447k
  • Republican candidate committees$335k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$112k

SE STRATEGIES LLC

MARSHA FOR SENATE: $260,036MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $16,108CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY FEDERAL ACCT.: $300$276k
  • Republican candidate committees$260k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$16k

POLITICAL CONCEPTS, LLC

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $16,000$16k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$16k

MCGAHN AND ASSOCIATES, PLLC

FREEDOM CAUCUS FUND: $358,250SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND: $151,150SENATE CONSERVATIVES ACTION: $85,000HOUSE FREEDOM ACTION: $82,500LAUREN BOEBERT FOR CONGRESS: $20,230GARY PALMER FOR CONGRESS: $18,000DAVIDSON FOR CONGRESS: $17,081HERN FOR CONGRESS: $13,297MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $13,000BYRON DONALDS FOR CONGRESS: $13,000JIM JORDAN FOR CONGRESS: $10,000TED BUDD FOR SENATE: $10,000$834k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$690k
  • Republican candidate committees$102k

CONSERVATIVE PARTNERSHIP CENTER LLC

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $11,909$12k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$12k

AVERY PRINT AND MAIL CENTER

TURNING POINT PAC INC.: $5,343,755TED CRUZ FOR SENATE: $3,728,666Republican Governors Association: $1,973,789NEW JOURNEY PAC, INC.: $1,619,916CPAC ACTION PAC: $1,336,197JIM JORDAN FOR CONGRESS: $1,047,529CUMMINGS FOR CONGRESS: $810,607TEAM RYAN: $650,338TEAM STAND FOR AMERICA: $579,494RICK SCOTT FOR FLORIDA: $535,144PUTTING PEOPLE BEFORE POLITICIANS INC: $523,155THE GREAT TASK: $379,437$59.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$10.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$7.7M

ANEDOT

ROBERTS, LAURA

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $10,320$10k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$10k

MK FUNDRAISING & EVENT MANAGEMENT LLC

COLE FOR CONGRESS: $453,943BEN SASSE FOR U.S. SENATE, INC.: $225,881MARSHA FOR SENATE: $201,176JEFF FORTENBERRY FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS: $179,834CAPITO FOR WEST VIRGINIA: $165,526JOHN SULLIVAN FOR CONGRESS, INC: $152,950MULLIN FOR AMERICA: $112,898KLINE FOR CONGRESS: $112,660FUND FOR A CONSERVATIVE FUTURE II: $99,035STEVE FINCHER FOR SENATE: $98,446SWEENEY FOR CONGRESS, INC: $76,251PETE STAUBER FOR CONGRESS: $58,150$2.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.9M

FEC FINANCIAL

COURAIN, KATIE

COURAIN, KATHERINE

CHUCK FLEISCHMANN FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE, INC.: $7,500MARK GREEN FOR CONGRESS: $7,500MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $5,000KUSTOFF FOR CONGRESS: $5,000626118249: $2,500$28k
  • Republican candidate committees$20k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7,500

TENNESSEE HOUSE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

MCCRERY FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $20,000DAVID VITTER FOR US SENATE: $13,252Democratic Governors Association: $11,875HOLD THE CENTER PAC: $10,100TOMORROW IS MEANINGFUL PAC: $10,000FUND FOR AMERICA'S FUTURE: $5,000MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $5,000COMMON VALUES PAC: $5,000DEFEND OUR CONSERVATIVE SENATE PAC (DOC'S PAC): $5,000ALABAMA FIRST PAC: $5,000WINNING FOR AMERICA PAC: $5,000THE EYE OF THE TIGER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: $996$97k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$58k
  • Republican candidate committees$38k

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS

Tennessee Federation of Republican Women: $426,762Florida New Federation of Republican Women: $223,991Texas Federation of Republican Women: $70,636MARYLAND FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN INC: $30,609916177551: $22,984Louisiana Federation of Republican Women: $12,240National Federation of Republican Women: $10,500Oklahoma Federation of Republican Women: $7,200MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $5,000JOHANNS FOR SENATE INCORPORATED: $5,000BETH VAN DUYNE FOR CONGRESS: $5,000MARY BONO COMMITTEE: $2,650$852k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$813k
  • Republican candidate committees$10k

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN

NICOLE FOR NEW YORK: $18,650KIND FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $7,000BOB CASEY FOR SENATE INC: $6,000ANDRE CARSON FOR CONGRESS: $6,000EDPAC: $6,000MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $5,000KANSANS FOR MARSHALL: $5,000FRIENDS OF DON BEYER: $4,500SCHNEIDER FOR CONGRESS: $4,000HOOSIERS FOR CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT: $3,500KATHLEEN RICE FOR CONGRESS: $3,500FRIENDS OF TIBERI: $2,500$74k
  • Democratic candidate committees$31k
  • Republican candidate committees$30k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$11k

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY ASSOCIATION PAC

BLACK, TOM M

DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $95,504,538REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: $81,141,065OBAMA FOR AMERICA: $77,418,503Democratic Governors Association: $69,553,885NRCC: $43,760,816ActBlue Technical Services, Inc.: $43,693,840MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $39,673,950Republican State Leadership Committee - RSLC: $39,452,379STOP REPUBLICANS: $35,950,734FIGHT FOR THE PEOPLE PAC: $29,638,194HILLARY FOR AMERICA: $24,187,810PROGRESSIVE TURNOUT PROJECT: $24,089,466$1.47B
  • PACs, parties and other committees$433.1M
  • Democratic candidate committees$131.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$39.7M

AMERICAN EXPRESS

GIORNO, STEVIE

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $4,500$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,500

NRCC BUILDING FUND

CONRAD, MYA

IVENS, CHELSEA

GOLDEN, KEVIN

MARSHA FOR SENATE: $19,640JOHN CARTER FOR CONGRESS: $16,915MARK GREEN FOR CONGRESS: $16,180PETE SESSIONS FOR CONGRESS: $16,140MCCAUL FOR CONGRESS, INC: $6,000MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $4,000JEFF BEIERLEIN FOR CONGRESS: $2,800MIKE SWEENEY 4 CONGRESS: $2,750TED CRUZ FOR SENATE: $1,500ANDY OGLES FOR CONGRESS: $1,148FRIENDS OF ZACH WAMP: $1,075BROCK HILL CAMPAIGN: $1,000$91k
  • Republican candidate committees$85k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$4,000

WILLIAMSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY

PICKERING FOR CONGRESS: $5,000MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $3,593SECURITY FOR AMERICA FUND III: $500SECURITY FOR AMERICA FUND IV: $500SECURITY FOR AMERICA FUND V: $500$10k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,500
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,593

WM FUNDRAISING

KUSTOFF FOR CONGRESS: $386,135JOHN ROSE FOR TENNESSEE: $277,920MARSHA FOR SENATE: $124,348VAN FOR TENNESSEE: $113,651TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN PARTY FEDERAL ELECTION ACCOUNT: $29,391GRANT STARRETT FOR CONGRESS: $29,191BAXTER LEE FOR CONGRESS: $25,672Yes on 1 Committee: $15,670SCALISE LEADERSHIP FUND: $14,462GREAT AMERICA COMMITTEE: $13,041DONNA FOR WYOMING: $12,000REPUBLICANS OFFERING SOLUTIONS FOR EVERYONE PAC: $9,670$1.1M
  • Republican candidate committees$983k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$68k

SOUTHLAND ADVANTAGE

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $3,500DR MANNY FOR US SENATE: $1,000$4k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,500
  • Republican candidate committees$1,000

TFRW BIENNIAL CONVENTION

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $3,415$3k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$3,415

HARMONY AIR CHARTER

BLACK, TOM MR.

DANNER, KATHY

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

U.S. POSTMASTER

FAMILIES FOR JAMES LANKFORD: $171,338COLE FOR CONGRESS: $108,250THOM TILLIS COMMITTEE: $85,715JEFF FORTENBERRY FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS: $82,250FUND FOR A CONSERVATIVE FUTURE II: $74,800CAPITO FOR WEST VIRGINIA: $73,480ROB WITTMAN FOR CONGRESS: $58,500GEORGE HOLDING FOR CONGRESS INC.: $55,655KLINE FOR CONGRESS: $50,985MIKE KELLY FOR CONGRESS: $49,500MULLIN FOR AMERICA: $46,475AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIAN SPECIALISTS INC. POLITICIAN ACTION COMMITTEE (AAPSPAC): $41,900$2.1M
  • Republican candidate committees$857k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$42k

TRAIL BLAZER CAMPAIGN SERVICES INC.

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $2,500NRCC: $2,125ATMOS ENERGY CORPORATION PAC: $550626118249: $500EMILY's List Non-Federal: $500DUKE ENERGY CORPORATION EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (DUKEPAC): $475MARATHON OIL COMPANY EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MEPAC): $450ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS CORPORATION PAC (ROCHE DXPAC): $375BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS & TRAINMEN PAC FUND: $375KENTUCKY STATE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: $350Regions Financial Corporation Alabama State PAC: $300BNSF RAILWAY COMPANY RAILPAC (BNSF RAILPAC): $300$12k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$8,800

REGISTRY OF ELECTION FINANCE

LANKFORD FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $2,419MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $2,239$5k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,419
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,239

EXECUTIVE AIR EXPRESS

FURMAN, HOLLY

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $2,079$2k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,079

ADVANCED PROPANE INC.

ROMNEY VICTORY, INC.: $201,375PORTPAC: $137,649ALEXANDER FOR SENATE 2020 INC: $124,272COLLINS FOR SENATOR: $123,837TIM SCOTT FOR AMERICA: $104,191TED CRUZ FOR SENATE: $87,547Tim Scott for Senate: $83,491Republican Governors Association: $78,154PEOPLE FOR PATTY MURRAY: $74,202MARSHA FOR SENATE: $71,494DCCC: $66,914FRIENDS OF CHRIS MURPHY: $60,516$3.2M
  • Republican candidate committees$850k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$229k
  • Democratic candidate committees$135k

RESTAURANT ASSOCIATES

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $1,927$2k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,927

VAN SCOYOC ASSOCIATIONS PAC

FEDERAL: COLORADO DEMOCRATIC PARTY: $88,623CITIZENS FOR COLORADO: $85,888TANCREDO FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE INC.: $82,777AMERICANS FOR POLICE AND TROOPER SAFETY: $37,275ZAUN FOR CONGRESS: $26,183KANSAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY- FEDERAL: $25,929Colorado Voter Project: $20,584DEBBIE FOR CONGRESS: $18,873POWELL FOR CONGRESS: $18,254ORGANIZE ARIZONA!: $17,673CHIVUKULA FOR CONGRESS: $17,597COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: $16,079$619k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$292k
  • Republican candidate committees$109k
  • Democratic candidate committees$55k

FIRSTBANK

BERGHEGER, CLAUDIA I. D.

DUNCAN FOR CONGRESS: $7,620GIBBS FOR CONGRESS: $1,960MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $1,500MARSHA FOR SENATE: $1,000ALEXANDER FOR SENATE 2020 INC: $950FRIENDS OF RAY LAHOOD: $750MARK PUKITA FOR US SENATE 2022: $750DOLAN FOR OHIO22: $600DOLAN FOR OHIO: $550TYLER LEE FOR CONGRESS: $450ZINGA FOR CONGRESS: $250MOWEN FOR CONGRESS: $250$17k
  • Republican candidate committees$15k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,500

KNOX COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY

AMERICAN RESOLVE PAC, INC.: $15,960AMERICAN RESOLVE PAC INC.: $8,060MATT ROSENDALE FOR MONTANA: $6,460MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $1,424$32k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$25k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,460

STANTON AVIATION LLC

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC: $14,499,228NRSC: $4,289,327AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC.: $3,238,011MENENDEZ FOR SENATE: $1,513,848TRUMP VICTORY: $1,445,011TRUMP NATIONAL COMMITTEE JFC, INC.: $1,054,987CLF: $816,803TRUMP 47 COMMITTEE, INC.: $759,715TRUMP MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN COMMITTEE: $435,585TIM SCOTT FOR AMERICA: $418,167DOCTOR OZ FOR SENATE: $410,744FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $392,344$38.9M
  • Republican candidate committees$20.0M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$7.8M
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$1.5M

JONES DAY

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $1,259$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,259

TEMPRA ENTERPRISES

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $1,202$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,202

WALLER LANDSEN DORTCH AND DAVIS

EMMER MAJORITY BUILDERS: $1,223,264EMMER FOR CONGRESS: $432,089EMMER VICTORY COMMITTEE DBA REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL VICTORY COMMITTEE: $302,120BLACKBURN TENNESSEE VICTORY FUND: $258,996GUY FOR CONGRESS: $171,989MARSHA FOR SENATE: $87,901CRAPO VICTORY COMMITTEE: $46,816FREEDOM FUND: $41,028AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM PAC: $40,000MIKE CRAPO FOR US SENATE: $39,435TEAM HUIZENGA: $24,564RVFPAC: $14,323$2.7M
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1.6M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.1M

ELLIOTT GROUP CONSULTING LLC

KUSTOFF FOR CONGRESS: $13,700MARSHA FOR SENATE: $9,705STEVE FINCHER FOR SENATE: $8,250THOMAS MASSIE FOR CONGRESS: $6,618Republican Women of Purpose: $6,200GARY PALMER FOR CONGRESS: $4,460BOB HENDRY FOR CONGRESS: $2,000GALLREIN FOR CONGRESS: $1,860COMMITTEE TO ELECT DERRICK BENNETT: $1,540BYRNE FOR SENATE, INC.: $1,500LUTTRELL FOR CONGRESS: $1,350FLINN FOR CONGRESS: $1,335$63k
  • Republican candidate committees$51k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$6,200
  • candidate committees whose filed party this chart does not colour$1,335

SHELBY COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY

MARSHA FOR SENATE: $1,000MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $1,000AMERICAN DEFENSE AND MILITARY PAC: $1,000SCHATZ FOR SENATE: $1,000ALASKANS FOR DAN SULLIVAN: $1,000GW PAC: $750MCCONNELL SENATE COMMITTEE: $500PEOPLE FOR PATTY MURRAY: $500THE GOOD FUND: $500VOLUNTEERS FOR SHIMKUS: $500ADAM SMITH FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $500MISSOURI FRB PAC: $500$17k
  • Republican candidate committees$4,750
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,000
  • Democratic candidate committees$2,000

T-MOBILE PAC

ROD DORILAS FOR CONGRESS: $22,983JOHN CASTORANI FOR VIRGINIA: $18,801DR MANNY FOR US SENATE: $16,959ROBBY STARBUCK FOR CONGRESS LLC: $16,261FRIENDS OF LEON BENJAMIN, INC.: $7,513AMERICAN LIBERTY FUND: $7,000ALEK FOR OREGON: $6,602DOME PAC: $5,250CHALIFOUX FOR CONGRESS: $5,247ELDER FOR AMERICA: $3,600BURGESS 4 UTAH: $2,844CAIT CORRIGAN FOR NEW YORK: $2,383$124k
  • Republican candidate committees$100k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$16k

ROBERTS PUBLIC STRATEGIES

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $873$873
  • PACs, parties and other committees$873

BIOTECHNOLOGY INNOVATION ORGANIZATION PAC (BIO PAC

COLE FOR CONGRESS: $453,943BEN SASSE FOR U.S. SENATE, INC.: $225,881MARSHA FOR SENATE: $201,176JEFF FORTENBERRY FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS: $179,834CAPITO FOR WEST VIRGINIA: $165,526JOHN SULLIVAN FOR CONGRESS, INC: $152,950MULLIN FOR AMERICA: $112,898KLINE FOR CONGRESS: $112,660FUND FOR A CONSERVATIVE FUTURE II: $99,035STEVE FINCHER FOR SENATE: $98,446SWEENEY FOR CONGRESS, INC: $76,251PETE STAUBER FOR CONGRESS: $58,150$2.5M
  • Republican candidate committees$1.9M

FEC FINANCIAL INC.

CITIZENS FOR TURNER: $11,700AMERICA RELOADED: $10,000TAX CUTS & JOBS PAC: $9,05030mm PAC: $5,000MARSHA FOR SENATE: $4,960FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER: $1,895DOLAN FOR OHIO: $1,550DAN CRENSHAW FOR CONGRESS: $1,343ALVARADO FOR KENTUCKY: $842FRIENDS OF ZACH WAMP: $700MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $700TEXANS FOR HENRY BONILLA: $665$54k
  • Republican candidate committees$33k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$16k

MONTGOMERY COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY

CHUCK FLEISCHMANN FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE, INC.: $3,793MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $574$4k
  • Republican candidate committees$3,793
  • PACs, parties and other committees$574

JOYNER AND HOGAN PRINTING

CASEY FOR SENATE: $4,000MARSHA FOR SENATE: $2,429MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $546$7k
  • Republican candidate committees$6,429
  • PACs, parties and other committees$546

EXPRESS MEDIA CORPORATION

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

FRIENDS FOR CHRIS STEWART, INC.: $12,761HATCH ELECTION COMMITTEE INC: $8,000REDWINGMCPAC: $5,500LORI CHAVEZ-DEREMER FOR CONGRESS: $5,500ALEK FOR OREGON: $5,000OHIO BELIEF PAC: $4,170BRAD WILSON FOR U.S. SENATE: $3,250MIKE ERICKSON FOR CONGRESS: $2,500MCCAUL FOR CONGRESS, INC: $2,100FRIENDS OF MIKE LEE INC: $1,850CHUCK WILLIAMS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $1,700FRIENDS OF ZACH WAMP: $1,600$72k
  • Republican candidate committees$54k

WASHINGTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY

50CAN Action Fund PAC: $2,000MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $500$2k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$2,500

BRIAN KELSEY FOR STATE SENATE

FRIENDS OF ZACH WAMP: $650MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $500DIANA FOR CONGRESS: $500WILLIAM L 'BILL' JENKINS FOR CONGRESS: $400STEVE DARDEN FOR CONGRESS: $350RICHARD VENABLE FOR CONGRESS: $250CITIZENS TO ELECT RUSTY CROWE TO CONGRESS: $250BOB CORKER FOR SENATE: $50$3k
  • Republican candidate committees$2,450
  • PACs, parties and other committees$500

HAWKINS COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $480$480
  • PACs, parties and other committees$480

WASHINGTON CO. FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN

TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN PARTY FEDERAL ELECTION ACCOUNT: $1,400MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $480BOB CORLEW FOR CONGRESS: $400DIANE BLACK FOR CONGRESS: $250$3k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$1,880
  • Republican candidate committees$650

COFFEE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY

KETCHEL, PAUL M III

TURNBOW, JENNIFER

MARSHA FOR SENATE: $15,459MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $324$16k
  • Republican candidate committees$15k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$324

CRITICAL IMPRESSIONS

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

US POSTMASTER

FRIENDS OF SCOTT DESJARLAIS: $8,136DIANA FOR CONGRESS: $6,000BURCHETT FOR CONGRESS: $4,000MARK GREEN FOR CONGRESS: $4,000KUSTOFF FOR CONGRESS: $2,000DR MANNY FOR US SENATE: $300MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $300$25k
  • Republican candidate committees$24k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$300

TENNESSEE FFA FOUNDATION INC.

LEE, RACHEL

ISSA FOR CONGRESS: $17,649MARK GREEN FOR CONGRESS: $16,910SCALISE FOR CONGRESS: $14,040JIM JORDAN FOR CONGRESS: $13,956E-PAC: $9,397MIKE KELLY FOR CONGRESS: $9,271SAWTOOTH POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SAWTOOTH PAC): $8,183WALKER 4 NC: $7,198ZELDIN FOR CONGRESS: $6,963FRIENDS OF DENNIS ROSS: $5,994JEFFRIES FOR CONGRESS: $5,556PROMOTING OUR REPUBLICAN TEAM PAC: $4,996$278k
  • Republican candidate committees$92k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$23k
  • Democratic candidate committees$5,556

CARMINE'S

KUSTOFF FOR CONGRESS: $470MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $250GREER FOR CONGRESS: $240TOYOS FOR SENATE 2018: $240$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$950
  • PACs, parties and other committees$250

DYER COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $250$250
  • PACs, parties and other committees$250

WEST TN STATE FAIR

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $250$250
  • PACs, parties and other committees$250

CITY OF BRENTWOOD 50TH BIRTHDAY

MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $250$250
  • PACs, parties and other committees$250

BARRY DOSS FOR STATE REP

ALLIES OF THOMAS E DAVIS FOR CONGRESS: $325FRIENDS OF ZACH WAMP: $240MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $240JIM TRACY FOR CONGRESS: $240$1k
  • Republican candidate committees$805
  • PACs, parties and other committees$240

BEDFORD COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY

FLINT, CHARLES

BARNEY FRANK FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: $3,597FRIENDS OF CLAY SHAW: $405TOM FEENEY FOR CONGRESS: $395OLYMPIA'S LIST: $254A LOT OF PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT JEFF BINGAMAN (2000): $254JUDY BIGGERT FOR CONGRESS: $204FRIENDS OF TIBERI: $204CASTLEPAC LLC: $204MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $162WALORSKI FOR CONGRESS INC: $108MAKING INVESTMENTS MAJORITY INSURED PAC: $108$6k
  • Democratic candidate committees$3,851
  • Republican candidate committees$1,317
  • PACs, parties and other committees$729

PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS PAC

SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY: $33,890ARCHIPAC - THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS: $20,370ASSOCIATION OF EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS PAC: $10,420TEA PARTY PATRIOTS CITIZENS FUND: $9,322FREEDOM CAUCUS FUND: $7,558LAUREN BOEBERT FOR CONGRESS: $4,607SUPPORT AMERICA'S POLICE PAC: $4,331DREW FOR NEVADA: $4,300Committee for Police Officers Defense: $3,236PAVC PAC: $2,934UBCS PAC: $1,534Young Republican National Federation, Inc.: $1,123$107k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$95k
  • Republican candidate committees$8,907

CAPITAL BANK

UNITED ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION FUND: $400MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $100$500
  • PACs, parties and other committees$500

TENNESSEE BUREAU OF ETHICS & CAMPAIGN FINANCE

Tennessee Federation of Republican Women: $562ALEXANDER FOR SENATE 2020 INC: $360VOLUNTEER PAC: $250MARK GREEN FOR CONGRESS: $246MAKING A RESPONSIBLE STAND FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN AMERICA PAC: $35$1k
  • PACs, parties and other committees$847
  • Republican candidate committees$606

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Money Received:
lifetime

raised from disclosed sources: $39,624,168 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $77,050 (0.2%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$39.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$39.6M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$77k · 0.2%

BLACKBURN TENNESSEE VICTORY FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $1,577,450 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.6M · 100.0%

BLACKBURN VICTORY FUND

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

KOCH, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (KOCHPAC)

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

FEDEX CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

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

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $29,059,534 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,000 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$29.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$29.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,000 · 0.0%

NCTA - THE INTERNET & TELEVISION ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NCTAPAC)

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

GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (GM PAC)

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

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

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

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

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

PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE I

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

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CONVENIENCE STORES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $17,601,939 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$17.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$17.6M · 100.0%

CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

DAVITA INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (DAPAC)

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

AMGEN INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $5,146,827 (100.0%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$5.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.1M · 100.0%

EASTMANPAC-POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE OF EASTMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY

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

NORFOLK SOUTHERN CORPORATION GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $1,118,397 (100.0%)spent 79% of lifetime receipts$1.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.1M · 100.0%

BMI POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (BMI PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $18,255,216 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$18.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$18.3M · 100.0%

INTERNATIONAL PAPER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (IP-PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $11,248,883 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$11.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.2M · 100.0%

T-MOBILE US, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (T-PAC)

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

ALTRIA GROUP, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ALTRIAPAC)

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

CSX CORPORATION GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $10,922,383 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$10.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.9M · 100.0%

AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND (AMAZON PAC)

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: $38,297,597 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$38.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$38.3M · 100.0%

THE HOME DEPOT INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $20,828,712 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$20.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$20.8M · 100.0%

THE CIGNA GROUP EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,634,889 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$3.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.6M · 100.0%

LIFEPOINT HEALTH PAC - THE PAC OF LIFEPOINT CORPORATE SERVICES, GENERAL PARTNERSHIP (LCSGP) AND FACILITIES WHICH ARE SUBSIDIARIES OF LIFEPOINT HEALTH (COLLECTIVELY LIFEPOINT)

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

PFIZER INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $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: $32,840,976 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $1,500 (0.0%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$32.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$32.8M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$1,500 · 0.0%

THE COUNCIL OF INSURANCE AGENTS & BROKERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

BLUEPAC - BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD ASSOCIATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $4,053,668 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$4.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.1M · 100.0%

LKQ CORPORATION EMPLOYEE GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $1,673,880 (100.0%)spent 58% of lifetime receipts$1.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.7M · 100.0%

TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $7,228,606 (100.0%)spent 87% of lifetime receipts$7.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.2M · 100.0%

LEIDOS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $8,148,775 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$8.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.1M · 100.0%

HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE COMPANY PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $9,828,128 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$9.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.8M · 100.0%

ROCKET LIMITED PARTNERSHIP PAC (ROCKET PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $8,957,512 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$9.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.0M · 100.0%

TOYOTA MOTOR NORTH AMERICA, INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (TOYOTA/LEXUS PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,350,965 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$3.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.4M · 100.0%

CORECIVIC, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (CORECIVIC PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $76,654,168 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $192 (0.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$76.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$76.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$192 · 0.0%

HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC. TECHNOLOGIES PUBLIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL (HONPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $4,330,482 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$4.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.3M · 100.0%

NOVO NORDISK INC. PAC (NOVO NORDISK PAC)

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

MORTGAGE BANKERS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MORPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $14,636,293 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$14.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$14.6M · 100.0%

MARATHON PETROLEUM CORPORATION EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MPAC)

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

MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

FORD MOTOR COMPANY CIVIC ACTION FUND

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

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NABPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $1,848,584 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$1.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.8M · 100.0%

CHS/COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC. POLITICAL ACTION CMTE (CHS 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: $13,242,823 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$13.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$13.2M · 100.0%

DELTA AIR LINES PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $2,930,849 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$2.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.9M · 100.0%

FRIENDS OF COMMUNITY ONCOLOGY PAC

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $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: $9,047,054 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$9.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.0M · 100.0%

REGIONS FINANCIAL CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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: $1,429,375 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$1.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.4M · 100.0%

ACADIA HEALTHCARE COMPANY INC. FEDPAC

raised from disclosed sources: $3,131,280 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$3.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.1M · 100.0%

CUBIC CORPORATION EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $2,988,918 (100.0%)spent 58% of lifetime receipts$3.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.0M · 100.0%

U.S. ANESTHESIA PARTNERS, INC. PAC D/B/A/ USAP PAC

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

DELOITTE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $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: $986,248 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$986kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$986k · 100.0%

STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

VALERO ENERGY CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORP. ASSOC. POLITICAL FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $8,273,315 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$8.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.3M · 100.0%

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION VOLUNTARY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $2,109,639 (100.0%)spent 84% of lifetime receipts$2.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.1M · 100.0%

PRIMERICA INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PRIMERICA PAC)

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

WALMART INC. PAC FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT

raised from disclosed sources: $1,966,257 (100.0%)spent 91% of lifetime receipts$2.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.0M · 100.0%

SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS AMERICA INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

AMERICAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

REYNOLDS AMERICAN INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE; RAI PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $5,433,111 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$5.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.4M · 100.0%

ECHOSTAR CORPORATION AND DISH NETWORK CORPORATION PAC (ECHOSTAR DISH NETWORK PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $5,774,126 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$5.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.8M · 100.0%

FRESENIUS MEDICAL CARE HOLDINGS, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,326,602 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$1.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.3M · 100.0%

JACKSON HOLDINGS LLC AND JACKSON NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY FEDERAL SSF (JACKSON NATIONAL FEDER

raised from disclosed sources: $8,403,190 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$8.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.4M · 100.0%

LUMEN TECHNOLOGIES, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $8,640,126 (100.0%)spent 90% of lifetime receipts$8.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.6M · 100.0%

DELL TECHNOLOGIES, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $3,228,855 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $365 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$3.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.2M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$365 · 0.0%

AUTO CARE ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

AFLAC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AFLAC PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $10,629,773 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$10.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.6M · 100.0%

MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $7,209,961 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$7.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.2M · 100.0%

VISA, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $11,192,093 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$11.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.2M · 100.0%

COX ENTERPRISES PAC (COXPAC) INC.

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

NAVIENT CORPORATION PAC (NAVIENT PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $9,091,461 (99.3%)dark money raised (trail floor): $63,249 (0.7%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$9.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.1M · 99.3%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$63k · 0.7%

VALUE IN ELECTING WOMEN POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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: $90,711 (100.0%)spent 56% of lifetime receipts$91kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$91k · 100.0%

CUMBERLAND PHARMACEUTICALS INC. HEALTH AND WELLNESS PAC

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

AUTOMOTIVE FREE INTERNATIONAL TRADE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $9,718,594 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$9.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.7M · 100.0%

BIPARTISAN VOLUNTARY PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE OF THE PNC FINANCIAL SERVICES GROUP, INC. (PNC PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $30,352,339 (99.4%)dark money raised (trail floor): $186,500 (0.6%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$30.5Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$30.4M · 99.4%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$186k · 0.6%

MAJORITY COMMITTEE PAC--MC PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $25,591,841 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$25.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$25.6M · 100.0%

UNITED SERVICES AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION EMPLOYEE PAC - USAA EMPLOYEE PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $1,179,713 (100.0%)spent 83% of lifetime receipts$1.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.2M · 100.0%

ATKINSREALIS USA HOLDINGS, LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $170,900 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$171kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$171k · 100.0%

WONDER WOMEN VICTORY COMMITTEE

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

NOVARTIS CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $22,844,488 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$22.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$22.8M · 100.0%

NEXTERA ENERGY, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

DUKE ENERGY CORPORATION EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (DUKEPAC)

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

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY INC POLITICAL COMMITTEE (OPHTHPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $6,132,399 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$6.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.1M · 100.0%

SKYDANCE CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SKYCORP PAC)

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $7,678,993 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$7.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.7M · 100.0%

SANOFI US SERVICES INC. EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,251,262 (100.0%)spent 87% of lifetime receipts$1.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.3M · 100.0%

SOCIETY OF INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $975,353 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$975kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$975k · 100.0%

RESOLUTE FOREST PRODUCTS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE AKA DOMTAR PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $10,862,067 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$10.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.9M · 100.0%

ABBVIE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $22,402,430 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $8,190 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$22.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$22.4M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$8,190 · 0.0%

AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING COMPANIES (ACEC/PAC)

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

EMPLOYEES OF NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $11,309,892 (100.0%)spent 86% of lifetime receipts$11.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.3M · 100.0%

HDR, INC. EMPLOYEE OWNERS PAC

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

NATIONAL BEER WHOLESALERS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $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: $38,847,831 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$38.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$38.8M · 100.0%

ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS, INC. / ENTERPRISE MOBILITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,952,602 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$2.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.0M · 100.0%

MAYNARD NEXSEN PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $4,991,887 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $610 (0.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$5.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.0M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$610 · 0.0%

MEDTRONIC INC. PAC

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: $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: $6,190,662 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$6.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$6.2M · 100.0%

CMR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $5,123,864 (100.0%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$5.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.1M · 100.0%

BWX TECHNOLOGIES, INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

JOHNSON & JOHNSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,064,962 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$1.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.1M · 100.0%

SMITH & NEPHEW, INC. PAC (S+N 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: $8,008,280 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $10,000 (0.1%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$8.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$8.0M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$10k · 0.1%

CRH AMERICAS, INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $7,075,532 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $900 (0.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$7.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.1M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$900 · 0.0%

NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION RURAL BROADBAND PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $14,129,279 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$14.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$14.1M · 100.0%

BAE SYSTEMS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (BAE SYSTEMS USA PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $374,157 (100.0%)spent 84% of lifetime receipts$374kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$374k · 100.0%

FC COMPASSUS LLC PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $2,335,892 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$2.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.3M · 100.0%

PHILIPS NORTH AMERICA LLC 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: $11,054,520 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$11.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$11.1M · 100.0%

INTERNATIONAL FRANCHISE ASSOCIATION FRANCHISING POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE INC

raised from disclosed sources: $2,674,118 (100.0%)spent 89% of lifetime receipts$2.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.7M · 100.0%

AMERICAN CABLE ASSOCIATION INC PAC (ACA PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $4,386,046 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$4.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.4M · 100.0%

ORACLE AMERICA, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ORACLE PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $3,731,734 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $6,972 (0.2%)spent 86% of lifetime receipts$3.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.7M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$6,972 · 0.2%

THE ASCAP LEGISLATIVE FUND FOR THE ARTS

raised from disclosed sources: $2,960,380 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$3.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.0M · 100.0%

ALSTON & BIRD PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $2,757,325 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $500 (0.0%)spent 81% of lifetime receipts$2.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.8M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$500 · 0.0%

ASURION LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ASURION PAC)

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

TRUCKING POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS INC.

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

L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES, INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $3,929,423 (100.0%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$3.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.9M · 100.0%

COVINGTON AND BURLING LLP PAC

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: $301,236 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$301kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$301k · 100.0%

IDEMIA IDENTITY & SECURITY USA, LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $1,806,563 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$1.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.8M · 100.0%

CCFI COMPANIES LLC (FKA CHECKSMART FINANCIAL LLC AND CCFI LLC) POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $453,881 (100.0%)spent 93% of lifetime receipts$454kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$454k · 100.0%

NEWS CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NEWS CORP PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $454,276 (100.0%)spent 127% of lifetime receipts$454kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$454k · 100.0%

EMBRAER AIRCRAFT HOLDING, INC. - EVE HOLDING, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (EMBRAER-EVE PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $4,351,425 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $4,250 (0.1%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$4.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.4M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$4,250 · 0.1%

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CLINICAL UROLOGISTS PAC (UROPAC)

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

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION PAC

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $498,450 (100.0%)spent 78% of lifetime receipts$498kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$498k · 100.0%

UNAKA COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, INC.

raised from disclosed sources: $1,055,914 (100.0%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$1.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.1M · 100.0%

PROFESSIONAL COMPOUNDING CENTERS OF AMERICA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $2,965,630 (100.0%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$3.0Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.0M · 100.0%

ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (RAILPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $1,560,712 (98.6%)dark money raised (trail floor): $21,500 (1.4%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$1.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.6M · 98.6%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$22k · 1.4%

SENIOR CARE PHARMACY COALITION PAC

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

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

raised from disclosed sources: $658,376 (100.0%)spent 45% of lifetime receipts$658kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$658k · 100.0%

RADIOLOGY PARTNERS, INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $40,215,861 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $77,323 (0.2%)spent 90% of lifetime receipts$40.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$40.2M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$77k · 0.2%

EMPLOYEES OF RTX CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $7,339,158 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$7.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$7.3M · 100.0%

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ORTHODONTISTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $10,173,723 (100.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$10.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.2M · 100.0%

INTEL CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $915,690 (99.5%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,000 (0.5%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$921kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$916k · 99.5%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,000 · 0.5%

NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR CARE AT HOME PAC (ALLIANCE PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $4,174,283 (100.0%)spent 90% of lifetime receipts$4.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.2M · 100.0%

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERVENTIONAL PAIN PHYSICIAN PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $3,232,668 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$3.2Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$3.2M · 100.0%

NATSO INC. NATSO PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $49,790 (100.0%)spent 71% of lifetime receipts$50kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$50k · 100.0%

LET EXPERIENCED PILOTS FLY PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $421,351 (100.0%)spent 78% of lifetime receipts$421kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$421k · 100.0%

AFFORDABLE HOUSING TAX CREDIT COALITION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AFFORDABLE HOUSING PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $130,000 (100.0%)spent 50% of lifetime receipts$130kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$130k · 100.0%

THE AI POLICY NETWORK INC AIPN PAC INC

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

GLAXOSMITHKLINE LLC PAC (GSK PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $9,113,074 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$9.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$9.1M · 100.0%

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CARDIOLOGY PAC (HEARTPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $31,694,926 (100.0%)spent 99% of lifetime receipts$31.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$31.7M · 100.0%

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (GENERAL DYNAMICS EMPLOYEE PAC)

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

BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $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: $4,115,188 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $3,000 (0.1%)spent 92% of lifetime receipts$4.1Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.1M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$3,000 · 0.1%

NATIONAL CONFECTIONERS ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (CANDY PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $2,296,863 (100.0%)spent 86% of lifetime receipts$2.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.3M · 100.0%

ARRAY DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE, INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

CTIA - THE WIRELESS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $409,141 (100.0%)spent 88% of lifetime receipts$409kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$409k · 100.0%

NEUROCRINE BIOSCIENCES PAC INC.

raised from disclosed sources: $581,245 (100.0%)spent 81% of lifetime receipts$581kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$581k · 100.0%

CARRIER GLOBAL CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANESTHESIOLOGISTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ASA PAC)

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

SOUTHERN COMPANY EMPLOYEES PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $826,002 (100.0%)spent 94% of lifetime receipts$826kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$826k · 100.0%

SIEMENS HEALTHINEERS PAC (THE EMPLOYEE FUNDED POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE OF SIEMENS MEDICAL SOLUTIONS USA, INC.)

raised from disclosed sources: $554,090 (100.0%)spent 78% of lifetime receipts$554kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$554k · 100.0%

BROOKDALE SENIOR LIVING PAC

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: $519,547 (100.0%)spent 86% of lifetime receipts$520kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$520k · 100.0%

ENVISION HEALTHCARE OPERATING, INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $763,411 (100.0%)spent 77% of lifetime receipts$763kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$763k · 100.0%

1-800 CONTACTS, INC. PAC

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

COLLEGE OF AMERICAN PATHOLOGISTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $5,682,339 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$5.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$5.7M · 100.0%

NUCOR CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $140,150 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$140kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$140k · 100.0%

BARRASSO BLACKBURN VICTORY COMMITTEE

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

NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $618,293 (99.7%)dark money raised (trail floor): $2,000 (0.3%)spent 101% of lifetime receipts$620kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$618k · 99.7%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$2,000 · 0.3%

DIRECT SELLING ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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

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

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

JPMORGAN CHASE & CO. FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $2,860,202 (100.0%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$2.9Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$2.9M · 100.0%

VIATRIS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (VIAPAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $95,000 (100.0%)spent 72% of lifetime receipts$95kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$95k · 100.0%

NATERA, INC. PAC (NATERA PAC)

raised from disclosed sources: $232,486 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$232kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$232k · 100.0%

SPENDING CUTS OVER TOTAL TAXATION PAC, INC.

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: $1,448,736 (100.0%)spent 78% of lifetime receipts$1.4Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$1.4M · 100.0%

NETJETS INC. PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $64,375 (100.0%)spent 100% of lifetime receipts$64kraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$64k · 100.0%

SENATE WOMEN LEADERSHIP COUNCIL COMMITTEE

raised from disclosed sources: $10,738,549 (100.0%)dark money raised (trail floor): $650 (0.0%)spent 98% of lifetime receipts$10.7Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$10.7M · 100.0%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$650 · 0.0%

MCKESSON CORPORATION EMPLOYEES POLITICAL FUND

raised from disclosed sources: $4,757,139 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $6,004 (0.1%)spent 96% of lifetime receipts$4.8Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.8M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$6,004 · 0.1%

NATIONAL MARINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION AND MARINE RETAILERS ASSOCIATION BOAT PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $4,609,555 (99.9%)dark money raised (trail floor): $5,250 (0.1%)spent 95% of lifetime receipts$4.6Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.6M · 99.9%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$5,250 · 0.1%

AMERICAN STAFFING ASSOCIATION STAFFING PAC

raised from disclosed sources: $4,289,905 (99.8%)dark money raised (trail floor): $7,203 (0.2%)spent 97% of lifetime receipts$4.3Mraised, lifetime
  • raised from disclosed sources$4.3M · 99.8%
  • dark money raised (trail floor)$7,203 · 0.2%

CONSUMER TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION PAC

TILLMAN, FRED MR.

CROCKETT, DANIEL

JOHNSON, WILLIS J. MR.

HUMPHREYS, MARK E. MR.

LIPMAN, ROBERT S. MR.

JOHNSON, REBA MRS.

KORPMAN, RALPH A. DR.

JORDAN, JOHN

OLSWANGER, SAMUEL MR.

CURB, MIKE MR.

IRBY, CHARLES L. MR.

AYERS, JANET

BEAMAN, LEE A. MR.

BECK, THOMAS M. MR.

CROCKETT, JOY B. MRS.

GLUECK, KENNETH MR.

HODGES, MICHAEL L. MR.

JACOBS, JOEY A.

KIMBELL, JEFFREY J. MR.

KORPMAN, RALPH A. MR.

JANSEN, SARAH E. MRS.

BYRD, BARNEY

MCDANIEL, MALLOY MR.

AYERS, JAMES W.

BISHOP, ROBERT J. MR.

BYRD, BARNEY D. MR.

CATZ, SAFRA A. MRS.

ELLISON, LAWRENCE J.

HASLAM, JAMES A. II

JACOBS, JOEY A. MR.

LEEK, JAMES M. MR.

RAGSDALE, RICHARD

REVELETTE, CURT MR.

BRYANT, FRANK A.

INGRAM, DAVID MR.

YOUNG, JENNIFER B.

BLACK, TOM MR.

O'DAY, DANIEL

HODGES, MICHAEL LYNN

BEAMAN, LEE M

BLACK, TOM M

DOWLING, LEON

WILSON, JACK M

YOU, VICTOR J. MR.

VALENTINE, MICHELLE

HART, VICKI E. MS.

MCINTOSH, JOANNA K. MS.

LIPMAN, ROBERT

AYERS, JAMES

AYERS, JAMES W

AYERS, JAMES W. MR.

AYERS, JANET MRS.

BEAMAN, LEE A MR.

BECK, AMANDA HOST MRS.

BOVENDER, JACK O. MR. JR.

BRYANT, FRANK A. MR.

BYRD, ELENA C.

BYRD, ELENA C. MRS.

CLARK, ELLOINE H. MRS.

COOPER, JOHNSON J. MR.

COOPER, SYDNEY

COTTON, SEAN P.

CROSS, BOB

CURB, LINDA MRS.

DOUGLAS, LEE

EDATTEL, PAUL

FAISON, JAY

FITZGERALD, TOMMY A.

FITZGERALD, TOMMY C.

GIDEON, CECILE A. MRS.

GIDEON, CLARENCE J. MR.

GOODARZI, SASAN K.

GREENBLATT, SCOTT

HASLAM II, JAMES

HASLAM, II, JAMES

HASLAM, JAMES A. MR. II

HASLAM, SUSAN MRS.

HILLIS, GENEVIEVE

HILLIS, ROBERT J.

HIRSCHMANN, SUSAN BRACKIN MS.

HODGES, TINA K. MS.

HUMPHREYS, EMILY R.

INGRAM, JOHN R. MR.

INGRAM, ORRIN H II

JACOBS, DEBORAH

JACOBS, JOEY

JOHNSON, WILLIS J MR.

JONES, CLARK M

KING, MARY L.

KING, RODNEY W.

KOSANDA, THOMAS

MCCABE, ROBERT A. MR. JR.

MCLURE, HOWARD A. MR.

MCNABB, GARRY MR.

MIZELL, JODY A. MRS.

MIZELL, TROY A. MR.

MOORHOUSE, MARK

NOVOGRADAC, MICHAEL

PAGLIARA, TIMOTHY J.

PFAUTCH, ROY MR.

PROPST, ELOISE

PROPST, W. S.

RAGSDALE, ANNE MRS.

RAGSDALE, DICK

REVELETTE, MASON

RHEA, LARAWN M

ROOPE, CALEB J.

SCHAEFFER, GEORGE M.

SHOCKEY, LEIGH MS.

SICILIA, MICHAEL D.

SMITH, REESE M III

SMITH, STEFAN M. MR.

SWEEN, PAUL

VANDEWATER, DAVID M

VERMA, SEEMA

WEDGEWORTH, JAMES M

WILLIAMS, TIMOTHY W. MR.

YEAGER, ROBERT M

OKUN, BERNARD ROBERT MR.

BAUM, MARK

HEITZ, MARK

TODD, DANIEL

PRICE, SCOTT T. MR.

COLWELL, ROBIN

EADEN, GLENN MRS.

HODGES, TINA K MS.

HOWARD, LEX

IRBY, KATE M. MRS.

LINDNER, CARL H.

FRANCE, JAMES C. MR.

LOUER, GREGORY MR.

MOORE, KAREN BELL MS.

HARTLEY, GREGG L. MR.

SMITH, STEPHEN B MR. JR.

ANDERSON, CHARLES MR. JR.

BEAMAN, LEE MR.

BEDFORD, HENRY MR.

BERNSTEIN, JORDAN

CARMICHAEL, JEFFREY MR.

CASHIA, JOSEPH

CHERNEY, ARLYN M

CHERNEY, EDWARD DR.

CONNOR, J. MICHAEL MR.

COONEY, MANUS MR.

CULLEN, MATTHEW P. MR.

CUNNINGHAM, BRYAN MR.

EISENSHTADT, JEFFREY K. MR.

ERDEL, ANSLEY MS.

ERVIN, JAMES L.

FRITCH, HERBERT A. M

HAYS, SPENCER MR.

HEARN, BILL MR.

JONES, CLARK MR.

LARSON, DAVID M. MR.

LEWIS, MARY M.

LIGON, PATRICIA MRS.

PALOMO, OSWALDO

PETRIZZO, THOMAS J.

REDL, DAVID

SEEMAN, MICKEY

SIEBERT, HAROLD

WALTON, ROBERT MR.

WILSON, GRAY M

WILSON, JACK MR.

DAVIS, MORGAN W. MR.

ERVIN, JERE M. MR.

HAWKE, LISA A.

INGRAM, DAVID M

LAWTON, HARRY A. III

MILLER, ANDREW JR.

NIX, JON

NYHOLM, ALLISON

PENDERGRASS, COURTNEY

MORGAN, DAVID K. MRS.

BARLOON, WILLIAM

BECKWITH, LARRY MR.

BRASSER, CARL M

CONE, TOM MR.

DRURY, RALPH

FRITCH, HERBERT A. MR.

HAGGERTY, JEANNE

HASLAM, III, JAMES

LAPINSKI, MATHEW

LIPMAN, ROBERT MR.

MAJOR, DIANE MS.

MAROTTA, MARNE

MCGAUGH, STEVEN

MCPHERSON, COLLEEN MS.

NAYDEN, DENIS

PAUL, SARAH T.

PICKERING, ELISE

PLATT, MICHAEL MR.

STUDDARD, KEITH

TURNER, CAL

TURNER, CAL M

VOGEL, ALEX

YEAGER, ROBERT MR. AND MR

ZUMWALT, BRYAN D.

WEDGEWORTH, JAMES MRS

WEDGEWORTH, JAMES MR.

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A company (LLC) $1,650 1
An organization no register knows $1,650 1

Which industries or interests donate the most: Lifetime

$1.4M listed one by one from individuals.

32 rows
IndustryShareAmount
Lobbying & Government Affairs6.1%$83k
Health Services & Retail Pharmacy5.9%$80k
Law Firms & Legal Services4.5%$60k
Investment & Securities4.1%$56k
Software & Cloud3.9%$52k
Automotive2.3%$31k
Wholesale & Distribution1.9%$26k
Real Estate1.6%$21k
Accounting & Consulting1.5%$20k
Banking1.2%$16k
Transportation & Logistics0.9%$12k
Media & Entertainment0.9%$12k
Restaurants0.6%$8,000
Pharmaceuticals0.5%$7,100
Industrial & Materials0.5%$7,000
Retail0.5%$6,500
Foundations & Philanthropy0.4%$5,000
Diversified Holdings0.4%$5,000
Insurance0.3%$3,500
Non-bank Lending & Credit0.2%$3,000
Construction & Homebuilding0.2%$2,600
Advertising, Marketing & Design0.2%$2,500
Agribusiness & Food0.1%$1,000
Computer Hardware & Devices0.0%$550
Government and public institutions0.0%$500
Advocacy, policy and political groups0.9%$12k
Nominated, awaiting review7.9%$107k
Retired4.8%$64k
Self-employed2.8%$38k
Homemaker5.9%$80k
Not employed, or no employer given3.3%$44k
Not yet coded35.9%$485k
8 organizations
OrganizationShareAmount
Oracle3.3%$45k
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld1.7%$22k
HCA Healthcare1.1%$15k
FIRST BANK1.1%$15k
Franklin Square Group1.1%$15k
West Front Strategies1.0%$14k
Acadia Healthcare0.7%$10k
Tarplin, Downs & Young0.6%$8,500