ASPIRE PAC
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 $1,773,329 spent in 2026, 7.3% 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.
Money over time
Money raised, spent, and contributed to federal candidates, by election cycle. FEC totals.
| Cycle | Raised | Spent | To candidates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | $1,835,317 | $1,823,903 | $220,000 |
| 2026 | $1,750,590 | $1,773,329 | $130,000 |
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: $350,000.
- Andy Kim $19,500
- Vicente Gonzalez $1,000
- Robert Menendez $1,000
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