Mike Levin

Democrat · Representative, CA-49

Raised, 2021–2026
$14.4M
From PACs & committees
$1.1M
Top sector
Party & Candidate Committees
Outside spending for
$1.2M
Outside spending against
$6.3M

Committees

Where the money came from

  • Individuals
  • PACs
  • Party, self & other
2025–26
$3.6M
2023–24
$5.7M
2021–22
$5.1M
Money raised by cycle
CycleIndividualsPACsParty, self & otherTotal
2026$2,817,560$498,915$251,532$3,568,007
2024$4,335,338$978,061$365,756$5,679,155
2022$4,033,073$977,147$139,396$5,149,616

Totals from the FEC's candidate summaries.H8CA49058

PAC money by sector

  1. $811.2K
  2. $607.8K
  3. $570.8K
  4. $124K
  5. $117.3K
  6. $97.7K
  7. $67.1K
  8. $31.8K
  9. $12K
  10. $8K
  11. $7.5K
  12. $6.5K
  13. $6.5K
  14. $6.1K

Individual donors by sector

Estimated from the employer and occupation on 20,997 itemized donations ($7.6M). Donations of $200 or less aren't itemized.

  1. Not employed
    $3.4M
  2. Unknown
    $2M
  3. $722.9K
  4. $631K
  5. $285.7K
  6. $249.6K
  7. $96K
  8. $75.8K
  9. $60.2K
  10. $32.3K
  11. $19.2K
  12. $17.6K
  13. $5.7K
  14. $2.5K

Top employers of donors

Itemized donations from people who listed each employer.

  1. University of California San Diego
    $40.2K
  2. $32K
  3. Singleton Schreiber
    $29.1K
  4. Royal Business Bank
    $26.9K
  5. Tevora
    $25.3K
  6. Telegraph Hill Partners
    $22.7K
  7. $22.2K
  8. Palo Alto Unified School District
    $20.4K
  9. Kirkland and Ellis
    $19.4K
  10. Kaiser Permanente
    $17.3K
  11. Townsend Public Affairs
    $16.6K
  12. Westly Group
    $16.6K
  13. Ctc Global Corp
    $15.8K
  14. Manpower
    $15.7K
  15. B&M Hardware Co.
    $14.8K

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 Mike Levin.

SpenderSupportingOpposing
Clf
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
–$6M
Dccc
Party committee
$414.9K–
Lcv Victory Fund
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$232.6K–
American Federation of State County & Municipal Employees P E O P L E
PAC
$193.5K–
National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee
PAC
$163.1K–
California Comeback Fund
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
–$142.4K
Defending Main Street Superpac Inc.
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
–$116.9K
Climate Power Action
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$80K–
Humane Society Legislative Fund
Committee
$71.9K–
Majority PAC
PAC
–$70.1K
Working America
Committee
$25.4K–
Greenpeace, Inc.
Committee
$16.9K–
Planned Parenthood Action Fund of the Pacific Southwest PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$8.3K–
Indivisible Action
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$8K–
Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California Votes PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$5.1K–
The Conservative Caucus Dba Americans for Constitutional Liberty
Committee
–$4.5K
Activate America
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$4.5K–
Greenpeace USA Votes
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$4.4K–
Democratic Women of the South Orange County
PAC
$4.2K–
Indivisible Project Inc.
Committee
$3.8K–
Women for American Values and Ethics Political Action Committee (a/K/a Wave PAC)
PAC
$2.9K–
Courage California Super PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$1.4K–
Givegreen United Action
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$421–
Women Speak Out PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
–$301
Environment America Action Fund
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$197–

Top contributors

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

  1. University of California San Diegoemployees $40.2K
    $40.2K
  2. Googleemployees $32K
    $32K
  3. $30K
  4. $30K
  5. $30K
  6. $30K
  7. $30K
  8. $30K
  9. Singleton Schreiberemployees $29.1K
    $29.1K
  10. $27.9K
  11. $27.5K
  12. $27.5K
  13. $27.5K
  14. $27K
  15. Royal Business Bankemployees $26.9K
    $26.9K

Top PACs

  1. $30K
  2. $30K
  3. $30K
  4. $30K
  5. $30K
  6. $30K
  7. $27.9K
  8. $27.5K
  9. $27.5K
  10. $27.5K
  11. Fair Shot PACLeadership PAC
    $27K
  12. $26.6K
  13. Zinc Collective PACSuper PAC / hybrid PAC
    $25.4K
  14. $25K
  15. $25K