INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS LOCAL 98 COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION
Finance signals
Neutral "worth a look" observations computed from this committee's disclosed FEC totals — not accusations. A signal is not evidence of wrongdoing; each notes its caveats and links the filing.
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.
Related committees & organizations
The committee's disclosed “family” from its FEC filing — affiliation and, for a leadership PAC, its sponsor. These are public relationships on the FEC record, shown as reported (not an inference of coordination).
Money over time
Money raised, spent, and contributed to federal candidates, by election cycle. FEC totals.
| Cycle | Raised | Spent | To candidates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | $7,026,012 | $5,501,078 | $107,500 |
| 2024 | $4,542,077 | $4,161,970 | $272,000 |
| 2026 | $3,417,547 | $4,652,863 | $137,500 |
By cycle
Members it contributed to
Current members of Congress this committee gave to, largest first (FEC Schedule A, line 11C). Total to candidates on file: $517,000.
- Madeleine Dean $20,000
- Brendan F. Boyle $17,500
- Dwight Evans $12,500
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