House Committee on Ethics

House committee · 10 members

The House Committee on Ethics has the jurisdiction to administer travel, gift, financial disclosure, outside income, and other regulations; advise members and staff; issue advisory opinions and investigate potential ethics violations. The Committee is the only standing committee of the House whose membership is evenly divided between each political party. The Committee includes five members of each party. Also, unlike other committees, the day-to-day work of the Committee on Ethics is conducted by a staff that is nonpartisan by rule.

PAC money to its members, by sector

Contributions to everyone currently on the committee, 2021–2026.

  1. $4.8M
  2. $2.5M
  3. $2.3M
  4. $1.8M
  5. $1.5M
  6. $1.4M
  7. $1.4M
  8. $1.2M
  9. $1.1M
  10. $993.3K
  11. $793.4K
  12. $403.3K
  13. $253.7K
  14. $199.5K
  15. $13K

Top organizations giving to its members

  1. National Association of RealtorsFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $210K
  2. America's Credit UnionsFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $155.5K
  3. $154.5K
  4. American Bankers AssociationFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $140K
  5. $139.5K
  6. $136.5K
  7. $135.8K
  8. $120K
  9. $119.5K
  10. Council of Insurance Agents and BrokersFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $114.5K
  11. $114K
  12. $110K
  13. $110K
  14. $107.5K
  15. Home DepotMisc Business
    $105K
  16. $100K
  17. $99.8K
  18. Ernst & YoungFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $99.5K
  19. $99K
  20. New York Life Insurance CompanyFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $97.5K

Members

Michael Guest · ChairMajority$944.6K
Andrew R. GarbarinoMajority$1.5M
Ashley HinsonMajority$1.3M
Nathaniel MoranMajority$651.3K
Brad KnottMajority$552K
Mark DeSaulnier · Ranking MemberMinority$767.4K
Deborah K. RossMinority$1M
Glenn IveyMinority$282K
Sylvia R. GarciaMinority$982.4K
Suhas SubramanyamMinority$443.3K

Right column: PAC money each member received, 2021–2026.