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Corporate PAC donations
Many large companies run a political action committee (PAC) that collects voluntary donations and gives them to candidates for Congress. Each gift is reported to the Federal Election Commission (FEC). This feed lists the gifts from company PACs, with the company behind the PAC and the candidate who received it, linked to the member's page when the candidate is a member of Congress.
- Where it comes from
Each PAC reports its gifts to the Federal Election Commission, which publishes the reports.
Who reports it: The PAC, on its regular report to the FEC: monthly or quarterly, plus extra reports around each election.
Official source
- How often we update it
- Every day
- Last updated
- (7 hours ago)
- Coverage
- Gifts in the 2024 and 2026 election cycles.
- Worth knowing
- Each row is dated by the day the PAC reports for the gift, which can differ from the day the report was filed. We match a PAC to a company by the sponsor the FEC lists for it, which we could do for roughly half of the gifts: set Companies to Everyone to see the rest. Only gifts are counted: memo lines, which repeat an amount already counted on another line, and independent expenditures are left out. Money a campaign gives back to the PAC is a refund, shown only when you choose it, as a negative amount. A rare gift can appear twice when a PAC repeats it on an amended report. The gifts come from donations to the PAC, not from the company's own funds.
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