Senate Special Committee on Aging

Senate committee · 13 members

The Senate Special Committee on Aging conducts a continuing study of issues related to older Americans such as health, income, lifestyle, and more. The committee reports its findings back to the Senate at least once a year. No bills are referred to this committee and the committee has no legislative jurisdiction.

PAC money to its members, by sector

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

  1. $5.2M
  2. $4.7M
  3. $2.4M
  4. $1.9M
  5. $1.5M
  6. $1.5M
  7. $1.1M
  8. $844.8K
  9. $749.5K
  10. $722.1K
  11. $515.5K
  12. $450.5K
  13. $384.7K
  14. $284K
  15. $53.9K

Top organizations giving to its members

  1. Team MccormickIdeological & Single-Issue
    $1.4M
  2. NrscParty & Candidate Committees
    $280.8K
  3. $176.8K
  4. DsccParty & Candidate Committees
    $160.2K
  5. Justice Victory CommitteeLawyers & Lobbyists
    $153.6K
  6. Team Rick ScottIdeological & Single-Issue
    $128.3K
  7. J StreetIdeological & Single-Issue
    $110.5K
  8. Republican Jewish CoalitionEnergy & Natural Resources
    $96.1K
  9. Senate Conservatives FundIdeological & Single-Issue
    $89K
  10. $65K
  11. $65K
  12. $61K
  13. Nebraska Sandhills PACParty & Candidate Committees
    $60K
  14. $60K
  15. $60K
  16. $59.5K
  17. $55K
  18. $55K
  19. $55K
  20. $55K

Members

Rick Scott · ChairmanMajority$781.7K
David McCormickMajority$2M
James C. JusticeMajority$585.1K
Tommy TubervilleMajority$379.8K
Ron JohnsonMajority$561.7K
Ashley MoodyMajority$553.7K
Jon HustedMajority$602.2K
Kirsten E. Gillibrand · Ranking MemberMinority$541K
Elizabeth WarrenMinority$108.5K
Mark KellyMinority$577K
Raphael G. WarnockMinority$932.5K
Andy KimMinority$814.2K
Angela D. AlsobrooksMinority$660.3K

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