What are the 2023–2024 FEC filings for Promethean PAC and who are its top donors?

1. What the FEC filings show: totals, status and where to read them

The Federal Election Commission’s public committee page for PROMETHEAN PAC lists the committee as active and provides the full set of 2023–2024 filings, including summary financial figures and the itemized receipts and disbursements that make up those summaries ^[1]. The FEC’s browse-data and campaign finance portals explain that committee master files and itemized contribution files give the breakdowns by source and every report filed in the two‑year cycle — meaning the detailed 2023 Year‑End and subsequent quarterly reports for 2024 should be accessible through the FEC interface ^{[4] [5]}. The FEC also posts reporting deadlines and guidance that governed these 2023–2024 submissions ^[6].

2. Aggregate results for 2023–2024: fundraising and activity

OpenSecrets’ PAC profile for Promethean PAC reports total receipts of $418,243 in the 2023–2024 election cycle, a consolidated figure that reflects the committee’s reported contributions and other receipts on FEC filings ^[2]. OpenSecrets additionally aggregates the PAC’s independent expenditure and expenditure activity where available, and notes that independent expenditure reporting may lag the FEC feed by hours or exclude the very latest filings ^[7]. For readers seeking cash‑on‑hand, disbursements, and contributions-to-candidates breakdowns, the FEC committee page contains the complete summary tables that underlie OpenSecrets’ totals ^{[1] [4]}.

3. Who the top donors are — what the public record provided shows and what it doesn’t

OpenSecrets indicates Promethean PAC received 581 large individual contributions (defined as $200+) during the 2023–2024 cycle, a sign that the committee’s fundraising comprised numerous mid‑sized individual gifts rather than a handful of disclosed megadonors — but the aggregated snippet does not list the top donor names or highest single contributions in the materials provided here ^[3]. The public FEC itemized receipts files, accessible via the committee’s FEC page, contain the granular donor names, employer/occupation information and contribution amounts that would identify the PAC’s top donors by total and by individual contribution, but those line‑item records were not reproduced in the reporting excerpts supplied for this analysis ^{[1] [8]}. Therefore, identification of the specific top donors cannot be asserted from the sources provided; investigators should consult the Promethean PAC donor list on OpenSecrets and the FEC itemized receipts export for a verified, rank‑ordered donor list ^{[3] [1]}.

4. Context, caveats and how to verify the top‑donor ranking yourself

Federal records can be read two ways: summary pages give cycle totals and quick context while the itemized contribution files provide the hard proof needed to rank donors by aggregate giving; the FEC’s help pages and data export tools explain how to obtain and sort those itemized files ^{[4] [8]}. OpenSecrets has already aggregated the Promethean PAC totals and counts of large contributions and offers donor search tools, but its donor pages also rely on FEC filings and may show donor names and totals more accessibly than raw FEC exports ^{[3] [9]}. Given reporting lags and the way independent expenditure data are refreshed, the most authoritative, up‑to‑date approach is to download Promethean PAC’s itemized receipts from the FEC committee page (committee ID C00309567) and cross‑check with OpenSecrets’ donor listing to produce a verified top‑donor ranking ^{[1] [2] [3]}.