Christopher R. Deluzio

Democrat · Representative, PA-17

Raised, 2021–2026
$12.2M
From PACs & committees
$1.2M
Top sector
Labor
Outside spending for
$1.6M
Outside spending against
$7.7M

Committees

Where the money came from

  • Individuals
  • PACs
  • Party, self & other
2025–26
$3.8M
2023–24
$5.1M
2021–22
$3.3M
Money raised by cycle
CycleIndividualsPACsParty, self & otherTotal
2026$3,122,398$621,100$72,472$3,815,970
2024$3,366,022$1,070,492$628,371$5,064,886
2022$2,642,755$455,802$194,576$3,293,133

Totals from the FEC's candidate summaries.H2PA17103

PAC money by sector

  1. $807.8K
  2. $615.8K
  3. $501.1K
  4. $82.2K
  5. $48K
  6. $45K
  7. $30.7K
  8. $30K
  9. $8K
  10. $8K
  11. $7.8K
  12. $2.5K
  13. $2.5K

Individual donors by sector

Estimated from the employer and occupation on 11,386 itemized donations ($4.9M). Donations of $200 or less aren't itemized.

  1. Not employed
    $2M
  2. Unknown
    $1.2M
  3. $673.9K
  4. $439.6K
  5. $201.9K
  6. $201K
  7. $86.7K
  8. $29.9K
  9. $25.4K
  10. $22.2K
  11. $21.9K
  12. $20.5K
  13. $14.8K
  14. $5.6K
  15. $2.1K

Top employers of donors

Itemized donations from people who listed each employer.

  1. Titan Robotics, Inc.
    $27.3K
  2. University of Pittsburgh
    $26.4K
  3. Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz
    $23.9K
  4. Charles & Lynn Schusterman Family Phil
    $19.8K
  5. Carnegie Mellon University
    $19.2K
  6. Ollie's Bargain Outlet
    $16.9K
  7. The Mosites Co
    $16.9K
  8. Money With a Mission
    $16.6K
  9. Laroche University
    $16.5K
  10. Walnut Capital
    $16.4K
  11. Moelis Company
    $16.1K
  12. The Glenville Group
    $16.1K
  13. $16.1K
  14. Allegheny Financial Group
    $15.7K
  15. Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton
    $14.4K

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 Christopher R. Deluzio.

SpenderSupportingOpposing
Clf
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
–$4.1M
Nrcc
Party committee
–$3.5M
Dccc
Party committee
$884.1K–
With Honor Fund Ii, Inc.
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$167.5K–
Engineers Political Education Committee (Epec)/International Union of Operating Engineers
PAC
$82.5K–
Center for Essential Information
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$77.6K–
Food and Water Action
Committee
$75.1K–
Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. (Afp Action) Dba Cva Action and Dba Libre Action
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
–$71.9K
Working America
Committee
$58.9K–
Planned Parenthood Votes
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$50.5K–
Student Union
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$36.3K–
Seiu Cope (Service Employees International Union Committee on Political Education)
PAC
$24.5K–
Food and Water Action PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$22.4K–
Veterans for Responsible Leadership
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$19.7K–
Reproductive Freedom for All Freedom Fund
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$16.6K–
Get Out the Vote PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$11.7K–
Italian American Democratic Leadership Council
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$10.4K–
Democratic Jewish Outreach Pa
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$4.3K–
Api Pa Votes
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$2.9K–
Women Speak Out PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
–$2K
Everytown for Gun Safety Victory Fund (Everytown Victory Fund)
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$1.7K–
Dmfi PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$1.4K–
Votevets
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$1.4K–
Community Change Voters
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$1.2K–
Jdca PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$1K–

Top contributors

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

  1. J StreetPAC $90.6K
    $90.6K
  2. $32.5K
  3. $30K
  4. $30K
  5. $30K
  6. $30K
  7. VotevetsPAC $30K
    $30K
  8. $30K
  9. $27.5K
  10. Titan Robotics, Inc.employees $27.3K
    $27.3K
  11. University of Pittsburghemployees $26.4K
    $26.4K
  12. $26K
  13. $25K
  14. $25K
  15. $25K

Top PACs

  1. $90.6K
  2. $32.5K
  3. $30K
  4. $30K
  5. $30K
  6. $30K
  7. VotevetsSuper PAC / hybrid PAC
    $30K
  8. Medicare for AllLeadership PAC
    $30K
  9. $27.5K
  10. $26K
  11. $25K
  12. $25K
  13. $25K
  14. $25K
  15. $25K