Campaign-finance signals
Neutral "worth a look" observations computed from disclosed FEC filings for political committees and 2026 candidates. This is a documented registry, not a leaderboard or an accusation — a signal is not evidence of wrongdoing, and each one shows its caveats and links its source.
Signals are ratio metrics on disclosed committee/candidate totals: a PAC's share of spending that reaches candidates, a leadership PAC's contribution share, and a candidate's self-funding share. Itemized-transaction signals (straw-donor clustering, vendor self-dealing) require deeper FEC data and are coming. Learn more →
573 signals.
- NEVER SURRENDER, INC. Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $36,504,917
This leadership PAC directed 1.8% of its $36,504,917 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- EMILYS LIST ContextDirect-contribution share · $39,714,235
Of $39,714,235 spent in 2026, 2% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- DEMOCRATIC ACTION ContextDirect-contribution share · $17,961,941
Of $17,961,941 spent in 2026, 0.9% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- SAVE AMERICA Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $25,578,488
This leadership PAC directed 0% of its $25,578,488 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- END CITIZENS UNITED ContextDirect-contribution share · $18,872,247
Of $18,872,247 spent in 2026, 3% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- FIGHT FOR THE PEOPLE PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $18,290,443
Of $18,290,443 spent in 2026, 0% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- THE GREAT TASK Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $13,885,428
This leadership PAC directed 0.1% of its $13,885,428 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $7,082,569
Of $7,082,569 spent in 2026, 14.7% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- WIN THE ERA PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $8,369,607
Of $8,369,607 spent in 2026, 3% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $8,827,655
Of $8,827,655 spent in 2026, 0.1% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- COMMON SENSE FOR AMERICA PAC Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $9,586,124
This leadership PAC directed 2.1% of its $9,586,124 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $10,700,291
Of $10,700,291 spent in 2026, 1.4% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $10,625,002
Of $10,625,002 spent in 2026, 0.2% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $3,821,962
Of $3,821,962 spent in 2026, 12% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $8,814,265
Of $8,814,265 spent in 2026, 6% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $8,323,951
Of $8,323,951 spent in 2026, 0% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $7,637,974
Of $7,637,974 spent in 2026, 12.1% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- FLEMING FOR LOUISIANA Worth a lookRelated-party vendor · $7,444,275
This campaign paid $7,444,275 to the candidate or entities sharing their name (FLEMING, JOHN C. JR. and FLEMING, JOHN CALVIN JR). Worth a look — this can be a loan repayment or reimbursement to the candidate, a relative's real business, or a coincidence; self-funding and paying a qualified relative at market rate are legal. Verify before concluding anything.
A SCREEN, not a finding: the payee shares a distinctive name with the committee/candidate — it could be a relative's real business or a self-owned vendor (worth checking), a routine reimbursement to the candidate, or a coincidence. Paying a qualified relative at fair-market value is legal. Verify before drawing any conclusion.
- AMERIPAC: THE FUND FOR A GREATER AMERICA Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $6,205,328
This leadership PAC directed 23.7% of its $6,205,328 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- PAC TO THE FUTURE Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $6,624,494
This leadership PAC directed 12.4% of its $6,624,494 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- DUNN'S DEMOCRACY DEFENDERS ContextDirect-contribution share · $6,028,665
Of $6,028,665 spent in 2024, 4.9% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $2,186,203
Of $2,186,203 spent in 2026, 0% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- VOTE SAVE AMERICA ContextDirect-contribution share · $5,365,700
Of $5,365,700 spent in 2026, 1.9% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $5,316,691
Of $5,316,691 spent in 2026, 0.3% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE/FEDERAL - CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ContextDirect-contribution share · $5,067,851
Of $5,067,851 spent in 2026, 0.3% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- MEDICARE FOR ALL Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $5,025,955
This leadership PAC directed 22% of its $5,025,955 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- LET AMERICA VOTE PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $4,979,140
Of $4,979,140 spent in 2026, 0% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- ELECT DIVERSE DEMOCRATS PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $4,973,592
Of $4,973,592 spent in 2024, 0% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- COMMANDER ZINKE LEADERSHIP FUND Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $3,607,940
This leadership PAC directed 9.9% of its $3,607,940 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $4,652,863
Of $4,652,863 spent in 2026, 3.4% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN SERVICE TO OUR NATION PAC Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $4,470,186
This leadership PAC directed 0% of its $4,470,186 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- SAM BROWN PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $4,406,286
Of $4,406,286 spent in 2022, 0% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- CAMPAIGN FOR DEMOCRACY PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $3,380,873
Of $3,380,873 spent in 2026, 0.1% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $3,989,798
Of $3,989,798 spent in 2026, 3.8% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $4,248,271
Of $4,248,271 spent in 2026, 9.7% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- DEMOCRACY FOR AMERICA ContextDirect-contribution share · $4,014,109
Of $4,014,109 spent in 2022, 1% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- TEAPARTYEXPRESS.ORG ContextDirect-contribution share · $4,010,028
Of $4,010,028 spent in 2022, 2.6% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- KRISTI PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $3,091,417
Of $3,091,417 spent in 2024, 3.5% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $3,614,614
Of $3,614,614 spent in 2026, 0% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- HUCK PAC FOR AMERICA ContextDirect-contribution share · $3,660,380
Of $3,660,380 spent in 2026, 4% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- MAJORITY COMMITTEE PAC--MC PAC Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $3,772,369
This leadership PAC directed 42.3% of its $3,772,369 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- GATORPAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $3,246,679
Of $3,246,679 spent in 2024, 7.8% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- GREAT AMERICAN COMEBACK Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $3,725,008
This leadership PAC directed 72.3% of its $3,725,008 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $3,617,050
Of $3,617,050 spent in 2026, 0.1% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- MOMS FED UP ContextDirect-contribution share · $3,103,421
Of $3,103,421 spent in 2026, 14.3% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- JOBS, EDUCATION, & FAMILIES FIRST JEFF PAC Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $2,859,683
This leadership PAC directed 76% of its $2,859,683 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- JOBS, FREEDOM, AND SECURITY PAC Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $1,000,133
This leadership PAC directed 44.7% of its $1,000,133 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- HEARTLAND VALUES PAC Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $2,583,121
This leadership PAC directed 17.8% of its $2,583,121 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- Ryan Binkley ContextSelf-funded campaign · $3,218,073
85.6% of this campaign's $3,218,073 in receipts is the candidate's own money (contributions + loans). Self-funding is legal and disclosed — shown as context.
Self-funding is legal and disclosed. Shown as context — a self-financed campaign relies less on outside donors.
- Direct-contribution share · $2,899,309
Of $2,899,309 spent in 2026, 0% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Paul Bondar ContextSelf-funded campaign · $3,202,937
99.2% of this campaign's $3,202,937 in receipts is the candidate's own money (contributions + loans). Self-funding is legal and disclosed — shown as context.
Self-funding is legal and disclosed. Shown as context — a self-financed campaign relies less on outside donors.
- UNRIGGED PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $3,071,376
Of $3,071,376 spent in 2026, 0.1% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- HOLD THE LINE ContextDirect-contribution share · $3,170,328
Of $3,170,328 spent in 2026, 6% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- BLUEWAVEAMERICA ContextDirect-contribution share · $3,110,083
Of $3,110,083 spent in 2026, 3.9% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Direct-contribution share · $2,870,807
Of $2,870,807 spent in 2026, 0% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- Brett Jensen ContextSelf-funded campaign · $2,860,440
99.6% of this campaign's $2,860,440 in receipts is the candidate's own money (contributions + loans). Self-funding is legal and disclosed — shown as context.
Self-funding is legal and disclosed. Shown as context — a self-financed campaign relies less on outside donors.
- MR. SOUTHERN MISSOURIAN IN THE HOUSE PAC Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $1,822,970
This leadership PAC directed 50.7% of its $1,822,970 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- BLUE VICTORY FUND PAC ContextDirect-contribution share · $2,148,539
Of $2,148,539 spent in 2024, 0% went directly to candidates or independent expenditures. Context, not a concern — the rest can be bundling, operations, or fundraising, which topline totals don't separate. The scam-PAC screen needs itemized Schedule B spending (being ingested).
A low direct-contribution share is common and legitimate — PACs also bundle contributions, run independent expenditures, and carry overhead, none of which show in this figure. Separating those (the scam-PAC screen) needs itemized Schedule B spending, which is being ingested. Not a finding.
- HELLFIRE PAC Legal · low transparencyLeadership PAC spending · $2,779,273
This leadership PAC directed 3.4% of its $2,779,273 in spending to other candidates and committees. Legal, and shown for transparency — the personal-use ban has not been applied to leadership PACs.
Leadership PACs are legal and the personal-use ban has not been applied to them; this share is a transparency figure, not a finding.
- Shaun Finnie ContextSelf-funded campaign · $2,729,677
71.8% of this campaign's $2,729,677 in receipts is the candidate's own money (contributions + loans). Self-funding is legal and disclosed — shown as context.
Self-funding is legal and disclosed. Shown as context — a self-financed campaign relies less on outside donors.
See also the member-conflict registry at /conflicts, PACs & committees, and outside spending.