A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z A Abraham, Ralph (Louisiana Republican, District 5) Adams, Alma (North Carolina Democrat, District 12) Aderholt ...

Federal law forbids government contractors from making contributions to candidates and political action committees. However, there is no such rule against contributions to post-election activities ...

Here are the individuals who have dipped deepest into their own pockets for campaign contributions to federal candidates, parties, political action committees, 527 organizations, and Carey committees.

Glossary of Money-in-Politics TermsC Campaign Committee: A fund-raising committee set up by a candidate to finance a campaign for state or federal office. All campaign committees file regular campaign ...

Donations to congressional campaigns come from four main sources: political action committees or PACs; large individual contributions of more than $200; small individual contributions of $200 or less; ...

The data suggest that ideologically-driven donors from outside of the state have increased in relative importance in recent cycles. In 2012, candidates took 7%, on average, of all of their ...

Timeline of Money in PoliticsThe political patronage system, in which favors and federal jobs were promised in exchange for donations, remained alive and well during much of the 19th century, having ...

Top Contributors, federal election data for Elizabeth Warren, 2020 cycle This page shows contributions grouped by contributor to the candidate's campaign committee plus any super PACs or hybrid PACs ...

NOTE: All the numbers on this page are for the 2019-2024 Senate election cycle and based on Federal Election Commission data available electronically. ("Help! The numbers don't add up...") Sometimes ...

These are the top individuals and organizations donating to super PACs, organizations that can take any sum from virtually any source. They can use their funds to explicitly advocate for or against a ...

Politicians collect money for their own campaigns — we all know that. But many of them also raise a separate pot of money, commonly called a leadership political action committee, to help other ...