Methods behind the money
Money
Campaign totals are the filing. Category share, plus PAC and connected-org names the FEC already printed. We do not store a home address. https://www.fec.gov/data/browse-data/?tab=bulk-data
Financial support, lobbying, public awards, bidders & defense contractors, related entities, and assets are separate pipes. We do not mash them into an influence score. A hole stays a hole. Names print only where a filing already named them. We do not store a home address.
Open influence — committee seat × fundraising base · Bidders & defense contractors
Pipes
sourced · FEC campaign finance
Financial support
Filing totals for 431 members. Individuals, PACs, party, transfers. PAC names from PAS2. No home addresses. Unmatched members stay a hole.
sourced · Lobbying Disclosure Act
Lobbying support
LDA quarterly clients 80 (sample). Member links only from unique LD-203 honorees. We do not attach a client to a Representative.
sourced · USAspending.gov
Public money
Grant recipients 40. Not mashed into campaign cash. We do not attach a recipient to a member.
api.usaspending.gov/api/v2/search/spending_by_category/recipient
sourced · USAspending.gov
Bidders & defense contractors
Awarded 40. Separate UEIs stay separate. Unawarded SAM stays a hole. We do not attach a recipient to a member.
api.usaspending.gov/api/v2/search/spending_by_category/recipient
sourced · IRS Form 990
Related entities
Awardee LDA 30. Exact-name 990 0. We do not attach a foundation to the contractor. Co-occurrence is not a quid.
hole
Assets
House and Senate annual disclosures are public. This sample does not reconstruct ranges as cash.
Primary desks
Public filings. Follow the register. Names print only where the filing already names them.
FEC
Candidate and PAC receipts. Named donors, not a vibe.
LDA
Who paid to lobby which issue. Client names, not inferred friends.
USAspending
Federal awards: contracts, grants, loans. Follow the recipient through the agency.
Form 990
After the award: mission ratio, related orgs, Schedule L, officer pay, who sits on the board.
SAM.gov
Who is eligible to take a federal contract. A first-ever award to a charged org is a flag, not a score.
PACER
Federal court receipts. No allegation without a docket. Settlements, charges, bankruptcy.
Super PAC / IE
Independent expenditures and Super PAC spend. A separate pile from candidate receipts. Dark-money cells stay empty until a filing is loaded.
FARA
Foreign Agents Registration. Who is paid to influence US policy for a foreign principal. Empty until a filing is loaded.
OpenSecrets defense
Defense-sector PACs and lobbying totals. A sector rollup, not a named donor on this desk.
How the pipes work
Methods are sequences on public filings. Names a register already printed — PAC, corporation, contractor, 990 related org — go on the page. We do not store a home address. Third-party reporting is not a corpus.
hole · Public filing
Start with the wire
Press release is not the start. Amount, date, and who signed. Then the filing.
sourced · Public filing
990 after the award
Looked up 990 names for 94 awardees. Exact match only. A foundation or employee club is a different EIN.
hole · Public filing
Private inurement
A tax-exempt org’s net earnings cannot benefit an insider — board, officer, key employee. For-profit using the nonprofit name without fair-market pay is a flag. We do not score it until a 990 line exists.
www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/charitable-organizations/inurement-private-benefit
hole · Public filing
Related LLCs
Map entities the 990 already names. Employee-owned companies, private-equity transfers, late state annuals. Do not grow a graph from a hash.
hole · Public filing
PACER before the claim
No allegation without a docket. Charges, settlements, bankruptcy. Timing against the award date.
hole · Public filing
First-ever federal contract
A charity with no prior federal awards that suddenly takes a large contract is a flag. Pull SAM, then the 990, then PACER. Not a score.
hole · Public filing
Timing: enforcement then clients
Dollar amounts, dates, and a pattern. When enforcement ends and clients appear, print both dates. Do not infer a quid.
hole · Public filing
Super PAC / dark money
Independent expenditures are a separate pile from candidate receipts. Empty until an FEC filing is loaded. We do not invent a dark-money network.
hole · Public filing
Board capture
CEO chairs the board. Independent directors. Conflict-of-interest policy on the 990. Governance is a lens, not a smear.
hole · Public filing
Intel–contractor revolving door
Do not stop at the PAC. Map seed money, DARPA/In-Q-Tel lineage, and who sits on the contractor board after leaving the agency. Print the filing. Do not infer a cabal.
hole · Public filing
Board interlocks
The same names on contractor, think-tank, and advisory boards. Only names a filing or 8-K already prints. We do not grow a web from a vibe.
hole · Public filing
Public–private fusion
Follow the award to DHS/DoD, then the board, then the 990 or 10-K. The scandal is the institution, not the employee.
hole · Public filing
Cutouts
The employee is not the principal. When the asset falls, the shell is what hid the funder. Print the entity the award actually names.
sourced · Public filing
Follow the money to the top
Sort by dollars. The structure at the top of the award list is the story, not the campaign slogan. Live USASpending does this sort. We do not invent a rank.
sourced · Public filing
Shells as insulation
Separate UEIs and subsidiaries stay separate. Collapsing a parent-into-one is a choice. We print each award name as filed so the cutout remains visible.
hole · Public filing
Outsourced work through contractors
Agencies buy through contractors. The award is the receipt. What the contractor did is a later docket — PACER, not a caption.
sourced · Public filing
Primary documents only
USASpending, SAM, LDA, FARA, 990, PACER. A commentary piece is not a source.
sourced · Public filing
OSINT, public signals only
Public signals only. We do not invent a classified corpus. The .gov page is the start.
hole · Public filing
Intel oversight by committee
The public record of the intelligence committee (or equivalent). We do not fill a classified dump. The committee of jurisdiction is the start.
hole · Public filing
FOIA clock by agency
FOIA.gov annual reports and agency reading rooms. Backlog and exemptions as filed. We do not mint a compliance score. The overseeing committee watches that agency.
hole · Public filing
Declassification calendar
NARA / ISOO schedules. A missing calendar is a hole. We do not invent a deadline.
hole · Public filing
Hearing attendance & testimony
GovInfo CHRG and the committee’s own archive. Attendance is a clerk mark. Do not infer it from a clip.
hole · Public filing
Multi-session pledge consistency
Same person, more than one session, same issue, each sentence with http(s). The party ticket is never the score. Hole until more sourced sentences land.
hole · Public filing
Sponsorship vs personal pledge
Congress.gov (or the chamber’s bill list) against the personal sentence. Empty until loaded. We do not invent a success rate.
sourced · Public filing
Cross-border PAC / donor stems
Streams → Shared names. A stem on two desks is co-occurrence, not one legal entity. Finance harvests outside US/Canada are still holes.
Individuals
$593.5m
Other political committees (PACs)
$284.6m
Transfers from authorized committees
$144.7m
Candidate
$1.18m
Party committees
$1.14m
Lobbying register
Client names from LDA quarterly reports, as filed. The House is a government entity on the form — not a named member. We do not attach a client to a Representative.
Partial crawl. Not the full register.
- Budget/Appropriations201
- Health Issues137
- Defense118
- Transportation82
- Medicare/Medicaid64
- Trade (domestic/foreign)60
- Energy/Nuclear60
- Foreign Relations59
- LUMEN TECHNOLOGIES, INC.House entity$740,0001
- MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY (USA) INC.House entity$300,0001
- TRULIEVE CANNABIS CORP.House entity$300,0001
- JUMP CRYPTO HOLDINGS LLCHouse entity$290,0001
- SASOL CHEMICALS USA LLCHouse entity$260,0001
- LEADING BUILDERS OF AMERICAHouse entity$250,0002
- CONNECTIONS HEALTH SOLUTIONSHouse entity$230,0002
- HACKENSACK MERIDIAN HEALTHHouse entity$230,0002
- MIDSIZED BIOTECH ALLIANCE OF AMERICA (MBAA)House entity$230,0001
- RIVIAN AUTOMOTIVE, LLCHouse entity$220,0001
- ROBOTIC RESEARCH OPCO, LLC (DBA FORTERRA)House entity$210,0001
- AMERICAN AIRLINES, INC.House entity$200,0001
- INSPIRE BRANDS, INC.House entity$170,0001
- THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA BOARD OF TRUSTEESHouse entity$160,0001
- BICYCLE THERAPEUTICSHouse entity$150,0001
- WIKIMEDIA FOUNDATION, INC.House entity$150,0001
- AIRPORTS FOR THE USVIHouse entity$150,0001
- LAW OFFICE OF MICHAEL R. DAVIS, LLC D/B/A/ MRDLAW (OBO DEEP MILE NETWORKS, LLC)$150,0001
- AMERICAN FIDELITY CORPORATIONHouse entity$150,0001
- AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CLINICAL PHARMACYHouse entity$144,9811
- ALKERMES, INC.House entity$140,0002
- CONSEJO COORDINADOR EMPRESARIALHouse entity$140,0001
- OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION$140,0001
- INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL (ICC)House entity$140,0001
- INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE OF THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEESHouse entity$135,0001
- CORETSU INC.House entity$130,0001
- DIRECT CHASSISLINK, INC.House entity$125,9591
- CAPE$120,0001
- IVANHOE ATLANTIC (FORMERLY HIGH POWER EXPLORATION INC.)House entity$120,0001
- W. L. GORE & ASSOCIATES, INC.House entity$120,0001
- ANCHOR LABS, INC.House entity$120,0001
- ASTRO MECHANICAHouse entity$115,0001
- UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANYHouse entity$110,0001
- CARNIVAL CORPORATIONHouse entity$110,0001
- HERMEUS CORP.House entity$105,0001
- ASTRANIS SPACE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.House entity$105,0001
- LEGO SYSTEMS, INC.House entity$100,0001
- PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH AND MANUFACTURERS OF AMERICAHouse entity$90,0002
- LOUISIANA ENERGY SERVICES, LLC DBA URENCO USAHouse entity$90,0002
- HIGHLAND ELECTRIC FLEETS, INC.House entity$90,0001
Public awards
Grant recipients as USASpending filed them. Not mashed into campaign cash. We do not attach a recipient to a member.
- HEALTH CARE SERVICES, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF$117.69B
- NYS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH$74.34B
- HEALTH & HUMAN SVC COMMN TX$40.03B
- PA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES$36.44B
- NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES$30.57B
- OHIO DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAID$29.17B
- FLORIDA AGENCY FOR HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION$27.97B
- ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHCARE & FAMILY SERVICES$25.57B
- MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES$24.80B
- DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL & HEALTH SERVICES$20.96B
- HEALTH SERVICES KENTUCKY CABINET FOR$19.70B
- HUMAN SERVICES, NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF$19.23B
- ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM$18.93B
- VA DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE SERVICE$16.79B
- THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS$16.21B
- OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY-PUBLIC HEALTH$15.88B
- DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES MISSO$15.82B
- GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH$14.94B
- INDIANA FAMILY AND SOCIAL SERV$14.84B
- LOUSIANA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH$14.63B
Infrastructure lobbyist-awardees
DOT contract primes whose 2026 LDA client matches as filed — engineering and construction firms, not only the aviation primes. State DOTs are government recipients; they sit in the next list. Bechtel, Fluor, and Kiewit lobbied on infrastructure this window with no DOT prime under those names — that stays a hole. Transportation writes the rule. We do not attach a member.
- METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY$2.39B
LDA $40,000 / 2 · Transportation
- GATEWAY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION$2.20B
LDA $300,000 / 4 · Budget/Appropriations · Railroads · Transportation
APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE IS TO CONSTRUCT THE HUDSON TUNNEL PROJECT (HTP).; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE HTP INCLUDES THREE ELEMENTS: 1) THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY; 2) THE REHABILITATION OF THE EXISTING NORTH RIVER TUNNEL UNDER THE HUDSON RIVER; AND 3) LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD (LIRR) EMERGENCY SERVICES BUILDING (ESB) UTILITY RELOCATION EARLY WORK
- ROHDE & SCHWARZ USA, INC.$403.2M
LDA $40,000 / 2 · Aviation/Airlines/Airports
- PERATON INC.$212.1M
LDA $180,000 / 8 · Aviation/Airlines/Airports · Budget/Appropriations · Computer Industry · Defense
- THE MITRE CORPORATION$134.7M
LDA $180,000 / 2 · Government Issues
- L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.$127.2M
LDA $100,000 / 9 · Aerospace · Aviation/Airlines/Airports · Budget/Appropriations · Defense
- JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP INC.$50.7M
LDA $480,000 / 4 · Budget/Appropriations · Roads/Highway · Transportation · Defense
DOT contract prime. LDA (Jacobs Solutions / Jacobs Engineering Group) names IIJA, the Highway Trust Fund, Amtrak and rail. Not a state DOT.
- GRANITE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY$20.9M
LDA $80,000 / 2 · Budget/Appropriations · Defense · Natural Resources · Transportation
DOT contract prime. LDA client as filed is Granite Construction Incorporated. Not a state DOT.
- AECOM TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC.$15.7M
LDA $1.0M / 15 · Aviation/Airlines/Airports · Budget/Appropriations · Roads/Highway · Transportation
DOT contract prime. LDA names IIJA and surface-transportation funding. Not a state DOT. We do not collapse AECOM into one UEI.
- WSP USA INC.$14.1M
LDA $440,000 / 6 · Budget/Appropriations · Transportation · Taxation/Internal Revenue Code
DOT contract prime. LDA names highways, transit, rail, aviation, and surface-transportation reauthorization. Not a state DOT.
- HDR ENGINEERING, INC.$9.2M
LDA $850,000 / 15 · Budget/Appropriations · Transportation · Natural Resources · Taxation/Internal Revenue Code
DOT contract prime. LDA names Amtrak contracting and surface-transportation bills. Not a state DOT. HDR Engineering and HDR, Inc. are printed as filed — we do not merge EINs.
- HNTB CORPORATION$1.3M
LDA $650,000 / 10 · Budget/Appropriations · Transportation
DOT contract prime. LDA names IIJA and DOT appropriations for transportation projects. Not a state DOT.
Infrastructure awards
DOT grants and contracts as USASpending filed them. State DOTs are government recipients, not lobbyists. LDA prints only where the client name matches. Transportation writes the rule. We do not attach a member.
- DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CALIFORNIA$5.37B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER CORPORATION$5.19B
infrastructure · Department of Transportation
- TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION$5.01B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- TRANSPORTATION NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT$3.18B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION$2.53B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY$2.39B
infrastructure · Department of Transportation
- OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION$2.38B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- GATEWAY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION$2.20B
infrastructure · Department of Transportation
- MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION$2.20B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NEW YORK$1.97B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION$1.95B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION$1.92B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MISSOURI$1.74B
infrastructure · government · Department of Commerce
- GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION$1.72B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- COUNTY OF MAUI$1.64B
infrastructure · government · Department of Housing and Urban Development
- MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY$1.56B
infrastructure · government · Department of Commerce
- DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY$1.53B
infrastructure · government · Department of Commerce
- DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CONNECTICUT$1.44B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
- DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE NORTH CAROLINA$1.43B
infrastructure · government · Department of Housing and Urban Development
- TRANSPORTATION, MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF$1.32B
infrastructure · government · Department of Transportation
Organized retail crime grants
DOJ grants whose filed description names organized retail crime or retail theft. Recipients are police, DAs, and state patrols as USASpending named them. We do not attach Walmart, Target, or the NRF to these awards. Judiciary oversees DOJ. Co-occurrence is not a quid.
- ALSIP VILLAGE OF$372,000
THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO IMPROVE THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ALSIP POLICE DEPARTMENT BY ADVANCING TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES. THIS WILL ALLOW THE ALSIP POLICE DEPARTMENT TO RESPOND, INVESTIGATE, AND APPREHEND OFFENDERS FOR ORGANIZED RETAIL CRIME AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. THE VILLAGE OF ALSIP SPANS APPROXIMATELY 6.5 MILES AND SERVES A POPULATION OF 19,063 ACCORDING TO THE 2020 CENSUS(U.S CENSUS BUREAU, 2020). THE VILLAGE ALSO HOSTS AN ENTRANCE AND EXIT RAMP TO THE I-294 EXPRESSWAY, FIVE HOTELS, AND SEV
- DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE MICHIGAN$323,365
IN OCTOBER 2022, THE MICHIGAN STATE POLICE (MSP) AND THE MICHIGAN ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE (MIAG) CREATED THE FOCUSED ORGANIZED RETAIL CRIMES ENFORCEMENT TEAM (TASK FORCE). TASK FORCE INVESTIGATORS PURSUED LARGE SCALE ORGANIZED RETAIL CRIME (ORC) GROUPS THAT PRIMARILY TARGETED RETAIL OUTLETS IN LARGE URBAN CENTERS IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN. AS THE TASK FORCE EVOLVED IT BEGAN TO ENCOUNTER LARGE SCALE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CRIME (IPC) IN EARLY 2023, THE TASK FORCE BEGAN TO WORK CLOSELY WITH THREE
- CITY OF SANTA MONICA$44,021
THEJUSTICE ASSISTANT GRANT (JAG) PROGRAM, ONCE ALLOCATED TO SANTA MONICA, WILL BE USED TO FUND OVERTIME SPECIFICALLY FOR THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED REAL TIME CRIME CENTER (RTCC). THE FOCUS IS AIMED TO CATCH-UP AND SURPASS THE ORGANIZED RETAIL THEFT (ORT) GROUPS WHO SEEK TO INCREASE UTILIZATION OF TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE THE SOPHISTICATION AND EFFICACY OF THEIR OPERATIONS. THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA WILL UTILIZE FY2024 JAG DOLLARS TO FUND OVERTIME, SPECIFICALLY FOR THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED REAL TIME CRIME C
Retail LDA — no ORC award
These companies file LDA — several name the Combating Organized Retail Crime Act (H.R.2853/S.1404) as a specific issue. They are not the USASpending recipient on the organized-retail-crime grants above. A commercial–police partnership is not inferred. Separate pipes.
- WALMART INC.Agriculture · Aviation/Airlines/Airports · Banking · Budget/Appropriations$1.3M
LDA 2026 names the Combating Organized Retail Crime Act (H.R.2853/S.1404). No USASpending ORC award under this name. We do not attach Walmart to the police grants.
- NATIONAL RETAIL FEDERATIONAgriculture · Banking · Consumer Issues/Safety/Products · Education$200,000
LDA 2026 names organized retail crime, S.1404/H.R.2853 Combatting Organized Retail Crime Act, and appropriations language for an ORC Coordination Center. No USASpending ORC award under this name. We do not attach NRF to the police grants.
- THE HOME DEPOTBanking · Consumer Issues/Safety/Products · Housing · Labor Issues/Antitrust/Workplace$420,000
LDA client. No organized-retail-crime award under this name on USASpending. Commercial–police partnership is not inferred.
- CVS HEALTHAdvertising · Consumer Issues/Safety/Products · Health Issues · Insurance$1.1M
LDA client. No organized-retail-crime award under this name on USASpending. Commercial–police partnership is not inferred.
- TARGET CORPORATIONAgriculture · Communications/Broadcasting/Radio/TV · Consumer Issues/Safety/Products · Defense$280,000
LDA 2026 names organized retail crime and H.R.2853/S.1404 Combating Organized Retail Crime Act. No USASpending ORC award under this name. We do not attach Target to the police grants.
- RETAIL INDUSTRY LEADERS ASSOCIATIONConsumer Issues/Safety/Products · Labor Issues/Antitrust/Workplace · Taxation/Internal Revenue Code · Trade (domestic/foreign)$1.0M
LDA 2026 names H.R.2853/S.1404 Combating Organized Retail Crime Act (CORCA). No USASpending organized-retail-crime award under this name. We do not attach RILA to the police grants.
After the award
LDA 2026 filings whose client name matches a USASpending awardee. Amounts are the filings. A foundation or employee club is a different EIN — we do not attach it. Co-occurrence is not a quid. We do not attach a recipient to a member.
- THE BOEING COMPANY$1.1M
THE BOEING COMPANY · 28 filings · no 990 under this name
Aerospace · Aviation/Airlines/Airports · Budget/Appropriations · Defense · Education · Environment/Superfund
- LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION$1.1M
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION · 34 filings · no 990 under this name
Aerospace · Banking · Budget/Appropriations · Defense · Disaster Planning/Emergencies · Foreign Relations
- RTX CORPORATION$1.1M
RTX CORPORATION AND AFFILIATES · 29 filings · no 990 under this name
Aerospace · Aviation/Airlines/Airports · Budget/Appropriations · Communications/Broadcasting/Radio/TV · Copyright/Patent/Trademark · Defense
- LEIDOS, INC.$1.0M
LEIDOS · 23 filings · no 990 under this name
Aerospace · Aviation/Airlines/Airports · Budget/Appropriations · Defense · Energy/Nuclear · Health Issues
- NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYSTEMS CORP$705,000
NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION · 24 filings · no 990 under this name
Aerospace · Budget/Appropriations · Defense · Foreign Relations · Government Issues · Intelligence
- BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC$690,000
BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC. · 15 filings · no 990 under this name
Aviation/Airlines/Airports · Budget/Appropriations · Defense · Foreign Relations · Government Issues · Homeland Security
- HUNTINGTON INGALLS INCORPORATED$502,000
HUNTINGTON INGALLS INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED · 15 filings · no 990 under this name
Budget/Appropriations · Defense · Energy/Nuclear · Foreign Relations · Labor Issues/Antitrust/Workplace · Taxation/Internal Revenue Code
- SPACE EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES CORP.$460,000
SPACE EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES CORP. · 11 filings · no 990 under this name
Aerospace · Agriculture · Budget/Appropriations · Clean Air and Water (quality) · Computer Industry · Defense
- SIERRA NEVADA COMPANY, LLC$240,000
SIERRA NEVADA CORPORATION · 8 filings · no 990 under this name
Aerospace · Defense · Homeland Security
- RAYTHEON COMPANY$110,000
RAYTHEON TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION · 2 filings · no 990 under this name
Defense
- TRIWEST HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE CORP$100,000
TRIWEST HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE CORP · 8 filings · no 990 under this name
Health Issues · Veterans
- ATLANTIC DIVING SUPPLY, INC.$100,000
ATLANTIC DIVING SUPPLY, INC. (ADS) · 2 filings · no 990 under this name
Defense
30 matched · 64 awardees still an LDA hole · 0 exact 990s
Financial support
Mix is a category share. PAC and connected-organization names print as the FEC filed them. Lobbying on a member row is an LD-203 honoree filing — not proof that a client lobbied that office.
| Member | Intake | Base | Lobbying | Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alexandria Ocasio-CortezD | $32.6m | Individuals100% | hole | sourced |
| Mike JohnsonR | $21.0m | Individuals58% | $7,500 | sourced |
| Hakeem JeffriesD | $14.9m | Individuals73% | hole | sourced |
| Ro KhannaD | $13.8m | Individuals100% | hole | sourced |
| Chris PappasD | $13.4m | Individuals87% | hole | sourced |
| Eugene Simon VindmanD | $12.4m | Individuals92% | $1,500 | sourced |
| April McClain DelaneyD | $12.3m | Individuals67% | $1,000 | sourced |
| Steve ScaliseR | $10.6m | Transfers from authorized committees85% | $1,500 | sourced |
| Ryan K. ZinkeR | $10.1m | Individuals79% | hole | sourced |
| Andy BarrR | $9.92m | Individuals58% | $750 | sourced |
| Tom EmmerR | $9.79m | Transfers from authorized committees50% | hole | sourced |
| Elijah CraneR | $9.48m | Individuals91% | hole | sourced |
| Thomas MassieR | $8.84m | Individuals99% | hole | sourced |
| Young KimR | $8.84m | Individuals63% | $500 | sourced |
| Daniel S. GoldmanD | $8.37m | Individuals80% | hole | sourced |
| Michael LawlerR | $8.17m | Individuals39% | hole | sourced |
| Jasmine CrockettD | $8.06m | Individuals96% | hole | sourced |
| Derrick Van OrdenR | $7.53m | Individuals59% | $1,000 | sourced |
| Jamie RaskinD | $7.43m | Individuals91% | hole | sourced |
| Earl L. "Buddy" CarterR | $7.30m | Individuals53% | hole | sourced |
| Mariannette Miller-MeeksR | $7.21m | Individuals42% | $1,000 | sourced |
| Ritchie TorresD | $6.91m | Transfers from authorized committees50% | $3,040 | sourced |
| Brian K. FitzpatrickR | $6.73m | Transfers from authorized committees40% | $2,000 | sourced |
| Mike CollinsR | $6.51m | Individuals55% | hole | sourced |
| Tom BarrettR | $6.31m | Individuals53% | hole | sourced |
| Marie Gluesenkamp PerezD | $6.29m | Transfers from authorized committees45% | hole | sourced |
| Juan CiscomaniR | $6.17m | Individuals37% | $4,000 | sourced |
| Ken CalvertR | $6.14m | Individuals43% | $4,500 | sourced |
| Jennifer A. KiggansR | $5.95m | Individuals50% | hole | sourced |
| Ilhan OmarD | $5.83m | Individuals96% | hole | sourced |
| Seth MoultonD | $5.65m | Individuals96% | hole | sourced |
| Kristen McDonald RivetD | $5.64m | Individuals65% | $941.98 | sourced |
| Nicholas J. Begich IIIR | $5.47m | Individuals51% | hole | sourced |
| Bryan SteilR | $5.47m | Transfers from authorized committees41% | $1,000 | sourced |
| Thomas R. SuozziD | $5.46m | Individuals67% | hole | sourced |
| Gabe EvansR | $5.39m | Individuals40% | $1,000 | sourced |
| Monica De La CruzR | $5.27m | Individuals63% | hole | sourced |
| Jason SmithR | $5.26m | Other political committees (PACs)52% | $5,000 | sourced |
| Rudy Yakym IIIR | $5.25m | Individuals54% | $2,000 | sourced |
| Lisa C. McClainR | $5.24m | Individuals51% | $1,500 | sourced |
| Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr.R | $5.23m | Transfers from authorized committees36% | hole | sourced |
| Scott PerryR | $5.19m | Individuals60% | hole | sourced |
| Laura GillenD | $5.10m | Individuals59% | $250 | sourced |
| Elise M. StefanikR | $5.00m | Individuals49% | hole | sourced |
| Derek TranD | $4.98m | Individuals72% | $500 | sourced |
| David G. ValadaoR | $4.93m | Other political committees (PACs)39% | $500 | sourced |
| Thomas H. Kean, Jr.R | $4.89m | Individuals40% | hole | sourced |
| Zachary NunnR | $4.87m | Transfers from authorized committees43% | hole | sourced |
| Josh RileyD | $4.83m | Individuals73% | $250 | sourced |
| Jim JordanR | $4.77m | Individuals82% | hole | sourced |
| Josh GottheimerD | $4.77m | Individuals78% | hole | sourced |
| Patrick RyanD | $4.72m | Individuals78% | hole | sourced |
| Pete AguilarD | $4.72m | Other political committees (PACs)46% | $1,000 | sourced |
| Brett GuthrieR | $4.71m | Other political committees (PACs)64% | hole | sourced |
| Jake EllzeyR | $4.66m | Transfers from authorized committees48% | $500 | sourced |
| Sarah McBrideD | $4.66m | Individuals87% | $1,000 | sourced |
| Greg LandsmanD | $4.63m | Individuals61% | $500 | sourced |
| Katherine M. ClarkD | $4.50m | Other political committees (PACs)41% | $21,500 | sourced |
| J. French HillR | $4.42m | Individuals41% | hole | sourced |
| Susie LeeD | $4.40m | Individuals65% | $1,000 | sourced |
| Ryan MackenzieR | $4.36m | Transfers from authorized committees41% | hole | sourced |
| Brian J. MastR | $4.31m | Individuals75% | hole | sourced |
| Marcy KapturD | $4.30m | Individuals54% | $1,000 | sourced |
| Donald G. DavisD | $4.29m | Individuals52% | hole | sourced |
| Randy FineR | $4.29m | Individuals75% | hole | sourced |
| Brandon GillR | $4.22m | Individuals81% | hole | sourced |
| Guy ReschenthalerR | $4.21m | Individuals59% | hole | sourced |
| Mike ThompsonD | $4.20m | Individuals55% | $1,500 | sourced |
| Adam GrayD | $4.19m | Individuals58% | $500 | sourced |
| Bill HuizengaR | $4.09m | Individuals41% | hole | sourced |
| Josh HarderD | $4.08m | Individuals82% | hole | sourced |
| Robert J. WittmanR | $4.05m | Individuals36% | hole | sourced |
| Ronny JacksonR | $4.04m | Individuals67% | $520.51 | sourced |
| George WhitesidesD | $3.96m | Individuals72% | $8,000 | sourced |
| Raja KrishnamoorthiD | $3.92m | Individuals90% | $500 | sourced |
| Tom ColeR | $3.83m | Individuals55% | hole | sourced |
| Jimmy PatronisR | $3.79m | Individuals82% | $1,500 | sourced |
| Gabe VasquezD | $3.78m | Individuals65% | $1,000 | sourced |
| Vicente GonzalezD | $3.77m | Individuals50% | hole | sourced |
| Barry MooreR | $3.77m | Individuals70% | hole | sourced |
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Named PACs & connected orgs
Committee-to-candidate receipts as FEC PAS2 filed them. A connected organization prints only where the FEC named it. Street addresses are not stored. This is not mashed into an influence score.
- DEFEND AMERICAN JOBS$12.0m10
- PROTECT PROGRESS$10.8m12
- MAGA KY$6.20m1
- UNITED DEMOCRACY PROJECT ('UDP')$3.55m2
- THINK BIG$3.51m6
- AMERICANS 4 SECURITY PAC$3.49m3
- PROGRESSIVE UNITY FUND$1.88m1
- CONSERVATIVE FIGHTER PAC$1.73m1
- OVERSIGHT ACTION FUND$1.73m1
- DEMOCRATS 2024$1.64m2
- PUBLIC FIRST$1.61m1
- NEW LEADERSHIP NOW$1.57m1
- KENTUCKY FIRST PAC$1.47m1
- CALIFORNIA CONSERVATIVES PAC$1.37m2
- PRO-CHOICE MAJORITY ACTION$1.37m2
- CONSERVATIVES FOR AMERICAN EXCELLENCE INC.$1.35m3
- BDA PAC$1.31m1
- JUSTICE DEMOCRATS PAC$1.23m6
- CONSERVATIVE FUTURE FUND$1.21m2
- NO VOTE LEFT BEHIND PAC$1.19m5