Exactly which federal committees and super PACs received money from T‑Mobile PAC in 2023–2024 (itemized list)?
Executive summary
T‑Mobile USA’s corporate PAC (T‑PAC) reported federal giving for the 2023–2024 cycle that is catalogued by both the FEC and OpenSecrets, including candidate, committee and PAC-to-PAC disbursements [1] [2]. The exact itemized list of every federal committee and super PAC recipient for 2023–2024 is not reproduced in the supplied snippets, but those primary databases — OpenSecrets’ PAC pages and the FEC committee filing for T‑PAC — are the authoritative sources to extract that itemized list [2] [1] [3].
1. What the question actually requests and why it matters
The user seeks a precise, itemized inventory: “Exactly which federal committees and super PACs received money from T‑Mobile PAC in 2023–2024,” a query that requires parsing T‑PAC’s disbursement reports to federal political committees and independent-expenditure committees for that two‑year cycle [1] [3]. That level of specificity matters because PAC-to-PAC transfers and direct contributions can show corporate policy priorities and alignment with party committees or independent groups, and these flows are recorded in federal filings that underpin transparency efforts [1] [3].
2. What the supplied sources do show about T‑PAC’s 2023–2024 activity
OpenSecrets maintains a page summarizing T‑Mobile USA PAC contributions to federal candidates and a separate page cataloguing PAC-to-PAC transfers for the 2023–2024 cycle, which together document that T‑PAC made both candidate and committee disbursements during that period [2] [3]. The FEC’s committee overview for T‑MOBILE US, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE lists the committee and its two‑year filing windows (including 2023–2024) and is the primary legal filing that would contain the line‑item disbursements to federal committees and other political committees [1]. ProPublica’s Itemizer and OpenSecrets’ PAC-to-PAC pages are built from those FEC filings and are commonly used to extract itemized recipient lists [4] [3].
3. Where the public record supplied here is incomplete for this request
The documents and snippets provided identify the right databases and confirm that T‑PAC was active in 2023–2024, but the excerpts do not include the granular, line‑by‑line recipient names and amounts that are necessary to answer “exactly which” committees and super PACs received money [2] [1] [3]. Because the supplied source excerpts do not transcribe T‑PAC’s itemized disbursements, this reporting cannot credibly invent an itemized recipient list; the FEC/OpenSecrets records must be queried directly to produce that exact inventory [1] [2].
4. How to obtain the exact, itemized list (step‑by‑step using the cited sources)
Access the FEC committee page for T‑PAC and select the 2023–2024 filings to view Schedule B/Disbursements and the detailed Form 3X entries showing payee names and amounts; the FEC committee overview page is the official source referenced here [1]. Alternatively, use OpenSecrets’ “PAC to PAC” and candidate recipients pages for T‑Mobile USA to export or visually compile the lists of committee and super PAC recipients reported for 2023–2024; OpenSecrets aggregates FEC data in a user‑friendly format [3] [2]. ProPublica’s Itemizer provides downloadable disbursement records tied to committee IDs and can cross‑check amounts and recipient committee IDs against FEC filings for verification [4].
5. Context on transfers to super PACs and legal background
Independent‑expenditure‑only committees (super PACs) may accept unlimited contributions, including from political committees, and are required to report receipts; that regulatory backdrop explains why any T‑PAC transfers to super PACs would be recorded and searchable in FEC/OpenSecrets datasets [5] [6]. OpenSecrets and Congress’s CRS summaries note the structural distinction between traditional PAC contributions to candidates/committees and the separate universe of independent expenditures, which affects how contributions are categorized and inspected in the filings [7] [6].
6. Conclusion and transparency note
The precise, itemized list requested exists in the FEC record and in aggregations such as OpenSecrets and ProPublica, but the supplied excerpts do not contain the line‑by‑line recipient names and amounts; extracting the exact named federal committees and super PACs requires consulting the FEC 2023–2024 disbursement filings for T‑PAC or the OpenSecrets PAC‑to‑PAC export referenced above [1] [3] [4]. T‑Mobile’s own political engagement report is another corporate disclosure item that complements federal filings, but the definitive recipients-by‑amount are found in the FEC/OpenSecrets records cited here [8] [2].