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OpenSecrets reports Pharmaceuticals/Health Products PACs gave $16,054,355 to federal candidates in 2024 (industry total), and company PACs such as Pfizer and Merck were major players in 2023–24 giving...
Across multiple recent election cycles the pharmaceutical industry has shifted from a historical Republican tilt to a more hedged or Democratic-leaning pattern: industry PACs and employees gave more t...
Open-source tracking groups show that pharmaceutical-sector donations in the 2019–2020 cycle flowed more to Democrats overall than to President Trump, and that individual pharma companies and their em...
Public records and trade reporting confirm that pharmaceutical political action committees were major players in the — industry PACs gave roughly $16.05 million to federal candidates in 2024 — but the...
’ measurable public giving to political actors flows primarily through its ( / ) and by employees or affiliates rather than direct corporate contributions, with the PAC reporting candidate giving such...
Financial services, communications/electronics and allied professional sectors were among the largest sources of industry money flowing to Democratic campaigns in 2024, with major Democratic recipient...
A reliable search for "pharma contributions to senators, 2024–2026" should start with databases that ingest Federal Election Commission filings and translate them into industry-specific, candidate-lev...
Top House recipients of pharmaceutical PAC money in 2020 were part of a broader package of industry giving that totaled millions—STAT reported pharma PACs donated $8.62 million to individual candidate...
Available sources in this search set do not provide direct, contemporary reporting on the specific impact of Dr. David E. Martin’s research on the pharmaceutical industry; most results are general pha...