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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...
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 ...
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...
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...
reported roughly in receipts for the 2023–2024 cycle, of which independent “media” spending accounted for a majority (about 53%, ≈$11.7 million) while direct contributions to federal candidates were z...
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...
Contemporary reporting shows poured unprecedented sums into the 2023–24 election cycle nationally—more than $100 million across PACs and allied super PACs—but the public record in the provided reporti...
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...
in the retail sector skews toward Republicans in the aggregate, but company-level patterns vary: industry-wide Retail Sales PACs gave roughly to federal candidates in 2024 (), while firm-by-firm split...
Journalists and former officials flagged ’s fundraising model for potential violations around disclosure and pass‑through payments, and for blurring fundraising and operating functions in ways that ca...
Public federal records show big sums flowing through committees like , but the documents and reporting provided do not include a clear, attributable line-item labeled “” that allows a definitive tally...
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...