AFL-CIO COPE is the labor federation's political-contributions committee. The federation advocates collective bargaining and worker organizing, and mobilizes members around policies affecting working people.
AFSCME PEOPLE is the union's political action committee. Its stated purpose includes electing candidates who protect workers' rights, public-service jobs, wages, benefits and workplace safety. These federal PAC records remain separate from state committees and the union's broader spending.
AFT's political committee is part of the teachers union's electoral work. The parent union advocates strong public education, healthcare and public services, alongside collective bargaining and economic opportunity.
AIPAC's political action committee has backed candidates who support a strong U.S.–Israel relationship. Its parent organization advocates U.S. policies that strengthen that partnership and builds support across party lines.
Amazon PAC is the company's separately registered political committee. Amazon publishes its political-engagement policy and contribution disclosures; its broader public-policy work addresses issues affecting its customers, business and employees.
ABA BankPAC provides the American Bankers Association's direct support to federal candidates. A committee representing member banks oversees its budgets and disbursement process. These federal committee figures stay separate from affiliated state associations and other banking organizations.
ADPAC uses voluntary contributions from member dentists to support congressional candidates who address dentistry, patient care and oral health. The ADA describes the committee as bipartisan and bases support on candidates' positions and voting records.
AHAPAC brings together voluntary donations from eligible hospital leaders to support federal candidates from both parties who back the hospital policy agenda. The American Hospital Association describes the PAC as bipartisan and works with state hospital associations.
AFP Action says it works to elect candidates who will change policy, build broad coalitions and remove barriers to opportunity. Its stated aim is to help people improve their lives.
America PAC, founded by Elon Musk, lists border security, government spending, public safety, the justice system, free speech and self-protection among its priorities. It also works on voter registration and turnout.
AMPAC is the American Medical Association's bipartisan PAC. It supports congressional candidates whose records and priorities address physicians and patients, and does not contribute to presidential campaigns.
AT&T's employee PAC supports political engagement aligned with the company's public-policy positions and business and employee interests. AT&T says those decisions are made without regard to political party affiliation.
Boeing PAC is the aerospace company's political action committee. Boeing's stated public-policy priorities include aerospace and defense leadership, support for its programs, American manufacturing competitiveness and innovation.
Brady PAC supports candidates who advocate gun violence prevention, including background checks and secure firearm storage. It is the political arm of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.
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CAIR Action's stated priorities include protecting Muslim Americans' civil rights, opposing religious profiling and immigration discrimination, and increasing Muslim voter participation and representation. These figures cover its separately registered federal PAC.
Club for Growth Action supports candidates who favor limited government and economic freedom. Its election strategy includes defending incumbents who share those priorities.
Club for Growth PAC endorses and raises money for candidates who favor limited government and economic freedom. Its affiliated organization promotes free-market economic policies.
Comcast publishes political-contribution disclosures and a policy governing its political and trade-association activity. This profile covers its federal Comcast and NBCUniversal PAC, keeping that committee's candidate contributions separate from corporate contributions and association payments.
Congressional Leadership Fund works to elect a Republican majority in the U.S. House. Its independent campaigns include advertising, voter turnout, polling and messaging research in competitive districts.
Defend American Jobs is a cryptocurrency-focused super PAC associated with the Fairshake network. Its outside spending supports industry-friendly Republican candidates and opposes candidates it views as hostile to the industry.
Delta's political action committee makes disclosed campaign contributions under its registered federal identity. The company provides a political-contributions and activity report through its governance disclosures. This profile covers the PAC rather than all corporate political activity.
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Emgage PAC supports candidates whose policy positions address Muslim American communities' concerns. Its criteria include combating Islamophobia, protecting civil rights and religious freedom, healthcare access, criminal justice reform and human rights abroad.
EMILYs List works to elect Democratic women who support abortion rights. It recruits and supports women running for office at the federal, state and local levels.
End Citizens United advocates overturning Citizens United, reducing unlimited and undisclosed political money, and protecting and expanding voting rights.
Everytown for Gun Safety Victory Fund uses independent electoral campaigns to support candidates who favor gun-safety policies. Its recent federal campaigns include advertising in competitive House and Senate races.
Fairshake supports candidates who favor blockchain innovation and a clearer legal framework for the industry in the United States. It supports candidates through independent electoral spending rather than campaign donations.
FedEx's employee-funded PAC supports candidates based on public-policy alignment, legislative roles and company presence. The company publishes political-activity policies and PAC disclosures; these federal committee rankings exclude its separate lobbying and trade-association activity.
FF PAC, also known as Future Forward, has backed Democratic presidential candidates through outside advertising. It is associated with Future Forward USA Action, whose stated priorities include the middle class and democracy.
GIFFORDS PAC supports candidates who favor stronger gun-safety laws and works to reduce the gun lobby's political influence. The organization, led by former Representative Gabrielle Giffords, also mobilizes voters around gun violence prevention.
Google NetPAC pools employees' personal contributions to support candidates who share Google's policy positions. Its criteria include support for an open internet and work on legislation affecting the company and its users.
Home Depot's employee-funded PAC supports candidates from both parties on business priorities such as housing, supply chains, retail competition and organized retail crime. The company distinguishes PAC contributions from agreement with every position a recipient takes.
House Majority PAC works to elect Democrats to the U.S. House. It focuses on vulnerable incumbents, competitive challengers and open seats as part of its effort to win a Democratic House majority.
Human Rights Campaign PAC supports candidates who advance LGBTQ equality. Its electoral work includes endorsements and voter mobilization to elect officials who protect the rights of LGBTQ people.
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers' PAC supports political candidates who protect workers' rights. The union's government-affairs work seeks stronger representation for electrical workers and working families.
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Illinois Muslim PAC describes itself as bipartisan and supports leaders who protect American Muslims' rights and religious values. Its stated priorities include a functioning democracy, principled representation and opposition to Islamophobia.
JStreetPAC supports candidates who favor diplomacy in the Middle East, Israel's security and a two-state solution. Its endorsement criteria also include Palestinian humanitarian aid and opposition to settlement expansion.
Lockheed Martin's employee PAC contributes to federal and state candidates as part of the company's political engagement. It represents the company's interests in public policy; these rankings cover the separately registered employee committee.
Maggie's List supports conservative women seeking federal office. Its stated priorities include fiscal restraint, a smaller role for government, personal responsibility and national security.
Meta PAC, originally Facebook PAC, supports federal candidates using criteria including policy alignment, local company presence, relevant legislative responsibilities and political balance. Meta's broader agenda includes privacy and platform policy. Corporate state-election activity remains separate.
Microsoft's stakeholder-funded PAC is overseen by a bipartisan steering committee. The company's public-policy agenda addresses privacy, cybersecurity, connectivity and workforce skills; these rankings cover the registered PAC rather than Microsoft's corporate advocacy spending.
MoveOn Political Action works to elect progressive candidates through member organizing, electoral campaigns and small-donor fundraising. It is legally separate from MoveOn's civic-action organization.
NADA PAC supports congressional candidates from both parties who advance the interests of franchised new-car and truck dealerships. Participation is limited to eligible individuals from member dealerships; these figures cover the federal PAC's reported candidate activity.
Restaurant PAC is the National Restaurant Association's political action committee. A committee of restaurant operators from different parts of the industry reviews opportunities to support candidates. These figures cover the registered federal committee rather than state restaurant associations.
The National Education Association's member-funded political action committee supports candidates whose positions favor public education. The NEA describes the fund as a way to advance education priorities through elections and the legislative agenda, regardless of candidates' party affiliation.
NFIB FedPAC supports candidates it identifies as advocates for small businesses. NFIB says the committee uses a member-driven evaluation and voluntary contributions beyond membership dues. Its federal records remain separate from NFIB's state PACs.
NORPAC is a political committee focused on strengthening the U.S.–Israel relationship. Its congressional advocacy brings supporters to Washington to discuss that relationship with members of Congress.
Northrop Grumman's employee PAC supports candidates based on their positions on issues affecting aerospace, defense and the company. It describes itself as nonpartisan and is funded by voluntary contributions from eligible employees.
The NRA's PAC supports candidates who defend gun ownership and Second Amendment rights. It evaluates candidates using voting records, public statements and questionnaires, rather than party affiliation alone.
The Better Government Committee is PhRMA's separately registered federal PAC. Its parent association represents biopharmaceutical research companies and advocates policies supporting medicine development. These figures cover PAC candidate activity, not the association's entire lobbying or advocacy budget.
Planned Parenthood Federal PAC promotes candidates who support sexual and reproductive health and rights, including access to abortion. It is distinct from Planned Parenthood Votes, the organization's independent-spending committee.
Planned Parenthood Votes supports candidates who advocate for sexual and reproductive rights. As an independent-spending committee, it can run electoral campaigns for or against candidates rather than donate directly to their campaigns.
Protect Progress supports Democratic candidates who favor blockchain innovation and clearer rules for the industry. The committee describes its electoral support as independent activity, separate from candidates' campaigns.
The REALTORS Political Action Committee supports candidates who advance real-estate priorities. It evaluates candidates on their support for REALTOR issues rather than solely on party affiliation.
Reproductive Freedom for All's PAC supports candidates who protect abortion rights and reproductive healthcare. The organization's election work seeks to mobilize voters and elect reproductive-freedom supporters.
RTX describes its employee-funded PAC as voluntary and nonpartisan, supporting candidates and political organizations from both major parties on issues important to the company. These rankings cover the registered PAC and keep corporate lobbying and other spending separate.
The SBA Pro-Life America Candidate Fund seeks to end abortion by electing leaders who oppose it. Its stated mission includes a particular emphasis on supporting women candidates who share that position.
SEIU's Committee on Political Education supports political work on behalf of service and care workers. Its union affiliates describe priorities including collective bargaining, job security, working conditions and healthcare and retirement benefits.
Senate Conservatives Fund supports conservative Senate candidates and raises money for their campaigns. It describes its goal as electing leaders who will advance conservative policies and challenge liberals in either party.
Senate Leadership Fund works to maintain and expand a Republican Senate majority. It promotes conservative priorities and uses outside electoral activity to help Republican Senate candidates.
Senate Majority PAC seeks to elect Democrats to the U.S. Senate and increase their representation in the chamber. Its work centers on competitive Senate races and independent election campaigns.
The Sierra Club Political Committee supports candidates who advance climate and environmental protection. Its fundraising appeal emphasizes electing climate-focused leaders; this committee is separate from other Sierra Club entities.
DRIVE is the Teamsters' political action committee. It supports candidates who advance working families' interests, alongside voter education and registration. The union describes DRIVE as nonpartisan and independent of political parties.
UAW V-CAP is the United Auto Workers' voluntary political action program and PAC. It raises member contributions for the union's political work and support of candidates, giving workers a collective voice in elections.
United Airlines describes UAPAC and oversight of political contributions in its corporate-impact reporting. This profile covers the airline's registered federal PAC; it remains separate from the United pilots' PAC, corporate contributions and other aviation organizations.
United Democracy Project seeks to elect members of Congress who support the U.S.–Israel relationship. It describes its supporters as Democrats, Republicans and independents.
UPSPAC pools voluntary employee contributions to support candidates addressing issues important to the delivery company. Its stated criteria include trade, taxation, regulation, relevant legislative committees and areas with UPS employees or facilities.
The U.S. Chamber PAC contributes to House and Senate candidates who support pro-business policies. It does not give to presidential campaigns or state and local candidates, which keeps this committee's scope federal.
Verizon discloses its political engagement through reports that distinguish PAC contributions, corporate contributions and other activity. These rankings cover the separately registered Verizon federal PAC; they do not combine every Verizon affiliate or lobbying expense.
VoteVets PAC seeks to elect veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars and other candidates who support veterans and military families. Its political work combines candidate support with education about military and veterans' issues.
WALPAC is Walmart's employee-funded political action committee. Walmart identifies voting records, leadership roles, committee assignments and legislative activity among its contribution criteria. This profile covers the federal committee, rather than corporate giving or employees' separate personal donations.
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