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American Association of Cosmetology Schools

The American Association of Cosmetology Schools' PAC gave $10.8K to 6 current members of Congress from 2021 to ⁠2026. 74% went to Democrats. The typical member got between $1K and $2K; Veronica Escobar got the most, $3.5K.

Given to current members
$10.8K
Members funded
6
Spent lobbying
$890K

Who it reached

Every seat in Congress. The members American Association of Cosmetology Schools gave to, 2021–⁠2026, are in their party's color; everyone else is gray. Hover or tap a seat for the amount.

House

5of 439 membersDemocrats 3 of 217Republicans 2 of 221

Independents, in the middle: 0 of 1.

Senate

1of 100 senatorsDemocrats 1 of 45Republicans 0 of 53

Independents, in the middle: 0 of 2.

Which party got the money

Contributions split by the recipient's party, overall and in each chamber.

  • Democrats
  • Republicans
All recipientsHouseSenate74% Democrats67% Democrats100% DemocratsRepublicans 26%Republicans 33%

Top recipients

The members American Association of Cosmetology Schools gave the most.

MemberGiven
1DVeronica EscobarHouse, TX
$3,500
2DPatty MurraySenate, WA
$2,500
3RBurgess OwensHouse, UT
$2,000
4DChrissy HoulahanHouse, PA
$1,000
5DSteven HorsfordHouse, NV
$1,000
6RElise M. StefanikHouse, NY
$750

Its PAC

American Association of Cosmetology Schools Political Action Committee (Aacs PAC)
PAC · C00656546
$10.8K

What it lobbies on

Spent $890,000 on federal lobbying (2021: $200K, 2022: $210K, 2023: $240K, 2024: $240K).

CAREER SCHOOLS INVOLVED IN EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF COSMETOLOGISTS

  • Education
  • Labor Issues/Antitrust/Workplace
  • Budget/Appropriations

From lobbying disclosures filed for American Association of Cosmetology Schools.