Money in politics
PAC funding by issue
Which political action committees give to House members, grouped by the 12 issues we score. Figures are FEC-disclosed contributions. See how we score
PAC contributions are shown next to votes as context. They do not affect any grade, and this site makes no claim that money causes votes.
Palestine / Israel
Immigration
War & Foreign Policy
Defense Contractor PACs
Committees from defense and aerospace contractors active on military spending, weapons procurement, and arms-sales policy.
$62.8M
direct contributions career
Veterans & Military
Veterans and military-service advocacy committees focused on war and foreign policy. Distinct from defense-contractor committees.
$662K
direct contributions career
$33.5M
outside spending career
Healthcare
Pharma & Insurance PACs
Committees from pharmaceutical manufacturers and health-insurance companies that oppose drug-price controls and a public health-insurance option.
$92.2M
direct contributions career
Healthcare Providers
Healthcare-provider committees — hospitals, physicians, dentists, nurses and allied providers. Distinct from the pharmaceutical and insurance industry.
$54.6M
direct contributions career
$8.9M
outside spending career
Housing & Affordability
Labor
Corporate & Anti-Union PACs
Committees from chambers of commerce, business associations, and manufacturers that oppose union-organizing legislation and minimum-wage increases.
$3.6M
direct contributions career
$104K
outside spending career
Labor & Unions
Organized-labor committees representing union workers.
$169.8M
direct contributions career
$17.5M
outside spending career
Reproductive Rights
Reproductive Rights (pro-choice)
Committees supporting abortion rights and reproductive-healthcare access.
$7.6M
direct contributions career
$26.1M
outside spending career
Reproductive Rights (pro-life)
Committees opposing abortion or supporting abortion restrictions.
$1.2M
direct contributions career
$1.7M
outside spending career
LGBTQ+ Rights
Justice & Civil Liberties
Law Enforcement & Private Prison PACs
Committees from police unions, law-enforcement associations, and private-corrections companies active on criminal-justice, policing, and immigration-detention policy.
$954K
direct contributions career
$3.9M
outside spending career
Gun Safety
Gun-violence-prevention advocacy committees.
$1.3M
direct contributions career
$20.1M
outside spending career
Pro-Guns
Gun-rights advocacy committees.
$4M
direct contributions career
$3.8M
outside spending career
Climate
Fossil Fuel PACs
Committees from oil, gas, and coal companies that oppose stricter climate and environmental regulation.
$29.8M
direct contributions career
$5K
outside spending career
Environment & Climate
Environmental and climate-protection advocacy committees. Distinct from fossil-fuel industry committees.
$2.6M
direct contributions career
$41.3M
outside spending career
Democracy & Voting Rights
Money in Politics & Finance
Wall Street PACs
Committees from securities firms, investment banks, hedge funds, and private-equity firms that oppose stricter financial regulation.
$71.3M
direct contributions career
Crypto & Digital Assets
Committees funded by the cryptocurrency and digital-asset industry, including its super PACs (the Fairshake network) and connected corporate PACs.
$0
direct contributions career
$91.9M
outside spending career
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The same committees grouped by their FEC organization type: who funds and controls the PAC.