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Agribusiness

California Cotton Ginners and Growers Association

California Cotton Ginners and Growers Association's PAC gave $15.3K to 9 current members of Congress from 2021 to ⁠2026. 70% went to Republicans. The typical member got between $500 and $1.5K; David G. Valadao got the most, $4.5K.

Given to current members
$15.3K
Members funded
9

Who it reached

Every seat in Congress. The members California Cotton Ginners and Growers Association gave to, 2021–⁠2026, are in their party's color; everyone else is gray. Hover or tap a seat for the amount.

House

8of 439 membersDemocrats 4 of 217Republicans 4 of 221

Independents, in the middle: 0 of 1.

Senate

1of 100 senatorsDemocrats 0 of 45Republicans 1 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 recipientsHouseSenate30% Democrats33% DemocratsRepublicans 70%Republicans 67%Republicans 100%

How much each member got

Number of members of Congress by the total California Cotton Ginners and Growers Association gave them, 2021–⁠2026. PACs can give a candidate $5,000 per election, so totals cluster at round numbers.

REPUBLICANS5 members · median $1.5K$0$1K$2K$3K$4K$5Kmedian2111

Not shown: 4 members from parties with fewer than 5 recipients: J. Luis Correa (D), $1.5K; Jimmy Panetta (D), $1.5K; Jim Costa (D), $1K; Josh Harder (D), $500.

Top recipients

The members California Cotton Ginners and Growers Association gave the most.

RankMemberGiven
1RDavid G. ValadaoHouse, CA
$4,500
2RVince FongHouse, CA
$3,750
3DJ. Luis CorreaHouse, CA
$1,500
4DJimmy PanettaHouse, CA
$1,500
5RDeb FischerSenate, NE
$1,500
6DJim CostaHouse, CA
$1,000
7RJodey C. ArringtonHouse, TX
$500
8DJosh HarderHouse, CA
$500
9RAustin ScottHouse, GA
$500

Its PAC

California Cotton Ginners and Growers Assn PAC - Federal
PAC · C00250464
$15.3K

What it lobbies on

No federal lobbying disclosures matched California Cotton Ginners and Growers Association. Many PAC sponsors lobby through trade groups, or not at all.