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Super PACs and outside spending committees

370 committees whose independent expenditures concerning a sitting member of Congress reached $50,000 in the 2024 or 2026 cycle, from the committees' own FEC filings. Each page lists every sitting member the committee spent for or against, at any amount, with both cycle totals, and the committee's contributors of $50,000 or more per cycle. Super PACs may raise unlimited sums, so this is where the largest political money appears; the individual donor tables on member profiles are capped by law at a few thousand dollars per gift.

Committees that spent only on presidential or non-incumbent races are not listed, because the directory covers the 119th Congress. Figures come from the FEC bulk files of October 2026; see methodology.

Largest contributors to these committees

Net receipts of $50,000 or more per committee and cycle, summed across the 427 committee-cycles whose receipts were collected (a committee-cycle is collected when, in that cycle, the committee was registered as a super PAC or hybrid PAC with an unauthorized designation and its spending concerning one sitting member reached $50,000; other cycles are labelled not collected on the committee's page). An individual's receipts are summed under the donor index's canonical identity, so the spellings the identity merge joined count once; the same name at a different ZIP code is a separate row by the index's rule, and a filer's honorific written after the name ("MR.") is not yet joined. A name links to a donor page when the same person also appears among the itemized donors to members of Congress.

Every committee, by independent expenditures

Cycle totals are each committee's full independent-expenditure ledger for the cycle, including spending on candidates outside Congress; none reported means the ledger holds no expenditure by the committee in that cycle. Members concerned counts distinct sitting members across both cycles at any amount. Contributors named counts distinct contributors at the threshold across the collected cycles. The 2026 cycle is still in progress.