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The seven largest publicly traded U.S. health insurers’ chief executives earned roughly $146 million in combined total compensation in 2024, according to multiple industry analyses of companies’ SEC p...
gives political money through multiple channels—its employee PAC, state-level corporate contributions where allowed, and payments to trade groups and advocacy organizations—and those dollars flow to b...
participates in politics through a federal employee political action committee (PAC), disclosed corporate and state/local contributions, trade association memberships and extensive lobbying — with pub...
did not make reported independent or outside expenditures in the 2024 federal election cycle, and there is no clear, sourced evidence that the company made direct corporate donations to ’s 2024 campai...
has given to both Republican and and committees across election cycles, with third‑party analyses showing a tilt toward in some years — for example of 62.25% to Republicans versus 37.75% to Democrats ...
disclosed a seven-figure gift—widely reported as a —to the , a group that has lobbied against and similar reforms, and that disclosure surfaced via voluntary filings and reporting by investigative out...
’ federal PAC re-entered active giving after a 2021 suspension and, based on reporting, has been smaller and more intermittent in disclosed federal candidate contributions than ’s PAC over recent cycl...
Publicly available documents show ’s federal PAC has continued to make bipartisan federal contributions, including $505,000 in the 2023–2024 cycle, but the exact cumulative dollar split between Republ...