Senate Select Committee on Ethics

Senate committee · 6 members

The Senate Select Committee on Ethics is authorized to receive and investigate allegations of improper conduct which may reflect upon the Senate, violations of law, violations of the Senate Code of Official Conduct and violations of rules and regulations of the Senate; recommend disciplinary action; recommend additional Senate rules or regulations to insure proper standards of conduct; and report violations of law to the proper federal and state authorities.

PAC money to its members, by sector

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

  1. $2M
  2. $1.9M
  3. $1.3M
  4. $1.2M
  5. $1.1M
  6. $873.4K
  7. $869.6K
  8. $839.7K
  9. $746.9K
  10. $703.1K
  11. $506.5K
  12. $246.6K
  13. $198.3K
  14. $120.5K
  15. $14K

Top organizations giving to its members

  1. NrscParty & Candidate Committees
    $166K
  2. Lankford Young Victory CommitteeIdeological & Single-Issue
    $88.7K
  3. $41K
  4. PricewaterhousecoopersFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $35.5K
  5. Mortgage Bankers AssociationFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $35K
  6. Nebraska Sandhills PACParty & Candidate Committees
    $35K
  7. BoeingDefense
    $35K
  8. $34K
  9. $34K
  10. Deloitte LLPFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $32.5K
  11. $30K
  12. National Multifamily Housing Council IncFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $30K
  13. Comcast CorporationCommunications & Technology
    $30K
  14. $30K
  15. American Bankers AssociationFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $30K
  16. $28.5K
  17. Aflac IncorporatedFinance, Insurance & Real Estate
    $28K
  18. $25.5K
  19. $25K
  20. VisaMisc Business
    $25K

Members

James Lankford · ChairmanMajority$703K
James E. RischMajority$565K
Deb FischerMajority$668.7K
Christopher A. Coons · Vice ChairmanMinority$501K
Brian SchatzMinority$530.7K
Jeanne ShaheenMinority$328.5K

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