Who funds Congress

Retire Career Politicians

Super PAC / hybrid PAC · FEC C00876482

Spent opposing members
$7.2M

Outside spending on current members

MemberSupportingOpposing
Deb Fischer
Republican · NE
–$7.2M

Biggest donors

Donations of $50,000 or more, 2021–2026.

  1. Senate Majority PACCommittee
    $3.9M
  2. Sixteen Thirty FundOrganization
    $2M
  3. Clean and Prosperous AmericaOrganization
    $1.4M
  4. Lcv Victory FundCommittee
    $1M
  5. Western Futures FundOrganization
    $970K
  6. Global Impact Social Welfare FundOrganization
    $935K
  7. Organizing Empowerment ProjectOrganization
    $750K
  8. Movement Voter PACCommittee
    $600K
  9. Institute for Responsive Government ActionOrganization
    $500K
  10. Civic Truth CoalitionOrganization
    $480K
  11. Vincent RyanChairman, Schooner Capital LLC
    $400K
  12. Institute for Responsive GovernmentOrganization
    $400K
  13. Movement Voter ProjectOrganization
    $350K
  14. Megan HullActivist, Not Employed
    $350K
  15. Nea Advocacy FundCommittee
    $250K
  16. Lynn SchustermanPhilanthropist, Self Employed
    $250K
  17. Erica LawsonPhysician, University of California, San Francisc
    $200K
  18. United Food and Commercial Workers International Union Active Ballot ClubCommittee
    $200K
  19. Jeff LawsonCeo, Twilio
    $200K
  20. Working AmericaOrganization
    $200K
  21. Way Back PACCommittee
    $200K
  22. Scott ShenkerScientist, Icsi
    $150K
  23. John LertNot Employed, Not Employed
    $150K
  24. Anita BekensteinNot Employed, Not Employed
    $125K
  25. Joshua BekensteinCo-Chairman, Bain Capital
    $125K
  26. Gloria PageRetired, N/a
    $125K
  27. Gideon FriedmanReal Estate Broker, Beachwold Residential
    $125K
  28. Democratic Victory PAC, Inc.Committee
    $105K
  29. Ronald ConwayInvestor, Sv Angel, LLC
    $100K
  30. Edward SnowdonTheatrical Producer, Self Employed
    $100K