Tim Scott

Republican · Senator, SC

Raised, 2021–2026
$68.7M
From PACs & committees
$711.3K
Top sector
Finance, Insurance & Real Estate
Outside spending for
$4.4M

Committees

Where the money came from

  • Individuals
  • PACs
  • Party, self & other
2025–26
$6.7M
2023–24
$18.9M
2021–22
$43.1M
Money raised by cycle
CycleIndividualsPACsParty, self & otherTotal
2026$5,693,981$241,800$747,813$6,683,595
2024$16,176,071$730,400$1,949,912$18,856,383
2022$38,181,355$3,012,578$1,933,219$43,127,151

Totals from the FEC's candidate summaries.H0SC01279, S4SC00240

PAC money by sector

  1. $1.4M
  2. $637.3K
  3. $375.2K
  4. $340.8K
  5. $280.8K
  6. $255.1K
  7. $190.3K
  8. $182.7K
  9. $140K
  10. $75.3K
  11. $59.8K
  12. $50.5K
  13. $31.5K
  14. $14K
  15. $5.5K

Individual donors by sector

Estimated from the employer and occupation on 377,787 itemized donations ($20.7M). Donations of $200 or less aren't itemized.

  1. Retired
    $10.6M
  2. Unknown
    $4.8M
  3. $2.6M
  4. $604.5K
  5. $572.6K
  6. Not employed
    $395.3K
  7. $271.5K
  8. $220K
  9. $142.2K
  10. $135.4K
  11. $103K
  12. $96.4K
  13. $65.6K
  14. $15.3K
  15. $13.4K

Top employers of donors

Itemized donations from people who listed each employer.

  1. Not Provided
    $359.6K
  2. $119.9K
  3. Blackstone
    $98.9K
  4. $58.8K
  5. Home
    $57.1K
  6. $48.4K
  7. Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP
    $43.4K
  8. Entrepreneur
    $40K
  9. $37.5K
  10. $35.5K
  11. Sherman Financial Group
    $33K
  12. Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck LLP
    $32.5K
  13. Penn Mutual
    $28.2K
  14. Charles Ingram Lumber
    $27.4K
  15. Fennell Holdings Inc
    $27.3K

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 Tim Scott.

SpenderSupportingOpposing
National Victory Action Fund
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$2.2M–
Opportunity Matters Fund, Inc.
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$1M–
Opportunity Matters Fund Action
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$350K–
Elbert Guillory's America
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$260.7K–
Honoring American Law Enforcement PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$212.8K–
Law Enforcement for a Safer America PAC
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$147.3K–
American Energy Action Fund
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$102K–
National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee
PAC
$53.8K–
Clearpath Action Fund, Inc.
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$50K–
Elect Republicans
Super PAC / hybrid PAC
$8.4K–
National Rifle Association of America Political Victory Fund
PAC
$105–

Top contributors

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

  1. Not Providedemployees $359.6K
    $359.6K
  2. Goldman SachsPAC $5K · employees $119.9K
    $124.9K
  3. Blackstoneemployees $98.9K
    $98.9K
  4. Coinbase, Inc.PAC $2K · employees $58.8K
    $60.8K
  5. Homeemployees $57.1K
    $57.1K
  6. VisaPAC $7.5K · employees $48.4K
    $55.9K
  7. The Capital Group Companies, Inc.PAC $20K · employees $35.5K
    $55.5K
  8. MetlifePAC $13K · employees $37.5K
    $50.5K
  9. Kasowitz Benson Torres LLPemployees $43.4K
    $43.4K
  10. Entrepreneuremployees $40K
    $40K
  11. Sherman Financial Groupemployees $33K
    $33K
  12. Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck LLPemployees $32.5K
    $32.5K
  13. Amgen IncPAC $10.5K · employees $21.3K
    $31.8K
  14. NorpacPAC $29K
    $29K
  15. Penn Mutualemployees $28.2K
    $28.2K

Top PACs

  1. $29K
  2. $20K
  3. $20K
  4. $20K
  5. $18.5K
  6. $18K
  7. $17.5K
  8. $17.5K
  9. $16.5K
  10. $15K
  11. $15K
  12. $15K
  13. $15K
  14. $15K
  15. $15K