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US congressional campaign finance, including the role of PACs and the tracking of contributions through databases like OpenSecrets and KFF Health News
A mix of large corporations, industry trade groups and a smaller number of high-profile firms publicly pledged donations or provided support to ’s 2024 campaign and inaugural committees, while other c...
Promethean PAC (FEC ID C00309567) reported $418,243 in receipts for the 2023–2024 federal election cycle, with its federal filings and itemized reports available on the FEC public database and summari...
A small but prominent group of and firms gave seven- and six‑figure sums to –aligned funds in late 2024 and 2025: figures are the clearest public examples— announced a $1 million personal gift to the ...
are treated differently and practice than direct campaign contributions: corporations cannot give directly to federal candidates but may channel money through inaugural committees, independent-expendi...
There is no clear, sourced evidence in the reporting provided that either out-of-state or in-state donors broadly shifted their giving to Rep. after the fraud and financial allegations surfaced; the c...
After public and investigations that touched — including fraud claims tied to and later scrutiny of her financial disclosures — the available reporting shows two specific individual donors’ contributi...
A reliable audit of whether a company supports or his allies requires checking public federal filings, independent watchdog databases, and state-level records, because flows through multiple legal cha...
traces candidate support by combining filings with its own coding rules: it counts contributions from PACs and individuals giving $200 or more to candidates and parties, and it attributes money flowin...
The official campaign—like any candidate’s authorized committee—is the entity that raises “hard” money subject to and strict personal-use rules, whereas are legal vehicles that pool donor allotments f...