Michael F. Bennet

Democrat · Senator, CO

Raised, 2021–2026
$22.1M
From PACs & committees
$552.7K
Top sector
Party & Candidate Committees
Outside spending for
$2M
Outside spending against
$6.2M

Committees

Where the money came from

  • Individuals
  • PACs
  • Party, self & other
2025–26
$226.2K
2023–24
$1.2M
2021–22
$20.7M
Money raised by cycle
CycleIndividualsPACsParty, self & otherTotal
2026$145,681$24,500$56,067$226,248
2024$956,043$58,597$166,888$1,181,528
2022$16,971,970$1,296,659$2,451,864$20,720,494

Totals from the FEC's candidate summaries.S0CO00211

PAC money by sector

  1. $391.1K
  2. $202K
  3. $188.3K
  4. $172.4K
  5. $133.3K
  6. $114K
  7. $47.9K
  8. $30K
  9. $29.5K
  10. $16K
  11. $13K
  12. $10K
  13. $8.4K
  14. $4.3K
  15. $3.2K

Individual donors by sector

Estimated from the employer and occupation on 26,109 itemized donations ($5.7M). Donations of $200 or less aren't itemized.

  1. Not employed
    $2.3M
  2. Unknown
    $1.7M
  3. $650.9K
  4. $540.1K
  5. $182.7K
  6. $137.9K
  7. Retired
    $104.2K
  8. $50.6K
  9. $40.2K
  10. $18.6K
  11. $17.9K
  12. $17.6K
  13. $13.2K
  14. $7.6K
  15. $4.2K

Top employers of donors

Itemized donations from people who listed each employer.

  1. Blackstone
    $47.4K
  2. Wilmerhale
    $28.7K
  3. University of Denver
    $24.1K
  4. Pisces, Inc.
    $19.4K
  5. Paul Weiss
    $19.2K
  6. $13K
  7. $12.4K
  8. Colorado State University
    $12.2K
  9. University of Colorado
    $11.7K
  10. Dreamworks
    $11.6K
  11. Freedom Road LLC
    $11.6K
  12. The Chotin Group Corporation
    $11.6K
  13. Clifford Law Offices
    $11.6K
  14. Centerbridge Partners
    $11.6K
  15. Susman Godfrey L.L.P.
    $10.9K

Outside spending

Super PACs and other groups can spend unlimited amounts on ads for or against a candidate, as long as they don't coordinate with the campaign. This money doesn't go to Michael F. Bennet.

SpenderSupportingOpposing
American Policy Fund
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
–$5.9M
National Association of Realtors Congressional Fund
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$1.1M–
Lcv Victory Fund
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$304.4K–
Our American Century
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
–$278.3K
Climate Power Action
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$235.7K–
Fair Share Action
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$224.9K–
National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee
PAC
$79.3K–
Everytown for Gun Safety Victory Fund (Everytown Victory Fund)
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$6.1K–
Protect Our Winters Action Fund
Committee
$3.8K–
Protect the Vote
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$3.5K–
Moveon.Org Political Action
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$3.4K–
Seiu Cope (Service Employees International Union Committee on Political Education)
PAC
$2.3K–
Women Speak Out PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
–$604
Jdca PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$378–
Givegreen United Action
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$87–
Environment America Action Fund
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$54–
Human Rights Campaign Equality Votes PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$22–
Sierra Club Independent Action
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$10–

Top contributors

Each organization's PAC plus donations from its employees, the way OpenSecrets counted.

  1. DsccPAC $51.2K
    $51.2K
  2. Blackstoneemployees $47.4K
    $47.4K
  3. Wilmerhaleemployees $28.7K
    $28.7K
  4. University of Denveremployees $24.1K
    $24.1K
  5. Pisces, Inc.employees $19.4K
    $19.4K
  6. Paul Weissemployees $19.2K
    $19.2K
  7. York Space Systemsemployees $13K
    $13K
  8. $12.5K
  9. $12.5K
  10. Googleemployees $12.4K
    $12.4K
  11. Colorado State Universityemployees $12.2K
    $12.2K
  12. $12K
  13. University of Coloradoemployees $11.7K
    $11.7K
  14. Dreamworksemployees $11.6K
    $11.6K
  15. Freedom Road LLCemployees $11.6K
    $11.6K

Top PACs

  1. DsccParty committee
    $51.2K
  2. $12.5K
  3. $12.5K
  4. $12K
  5. $11.5K
  6. $11K
  7. $11K
  8. $11K
  9. $10K
  10. $10K
  11. $10K
  12. $10K
  13. $10K
  14. $10K
  15. $10K