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Political action committee

Pro-Choice Women

This committee makes no direct contributions to the U.S. House members we track; its money here is independent expenditures: money spent for or against candidates, reported to the FEC separately from contributions. Only its spending on currently-serving House members is shown; expenditures for or against candidates who have since left the House are not included, so this is not the committee's total spending.

PAC contributions are presented as context, not as part of the grade calculation. We don't claim that money causes votes; we show them side by side and let visitors draw their own conclusions.

$0
In direct contributions to members
$775K
In independent expenditures
0
Members funded
2
Members with IE for/against

Independent expenditures

Outside spending by this committee for (supporting) or against (opposing) House members, reported to the FEC separately from contributions and never part of the grade. Color marks the direction of the spending, not an endorsement or a verdict. Figures cover currently-serving House members only; spending for or against candidates who have since left the House is not included, so it can understate the committee's total outside spending.

Supporting $0
Opposing $775K
2 members with independent expenditures for or against
Member Party-District Supporting Opposing Overall grade
Gabe Evans R-CO-8 — $450K F
Derrick Van Orden R-WI-3 — $325K F

2 currently-serving. Independent expenditures are reported to the FEC separately from contributions.

Gabe Evans $450K Gabe Evans — $450K Derrick Van Orden $325K Derrick Van Orden — $325K

Each tile is a member, sized by the total independent expenditures for or against them; color is their overall grade. Select a tile to open their profile.

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Each district is shaded by the total independent expenditures for or against its representative: darker = more. Hover for the amount; select a district to open that member's profile. The table above is the same data.