FEC political committees
PACs, Super PACs, party committees, hybrid committees, and candidate committees that gave to or spent on the federal candidates MyRepTracker covers. These are Federal Election Commission committees, not congressional committees.
Find a political committee
Every PAC, Super PAC, party committee, hybrid committee, and candidate committee that gave to or spent on a candidate MyRepTracker covers. Search by the committee's current name, by the organization it reported being connected to, or by an exact FEC committee ID such as C00797670.
Committees in the 2022 cycle
Committees involved with candidates MyRepTracker covers come first, ordered by how many candidates each was involved with. That is a count rather than a sum of money: contributions and independent expenditures are different kinds of money and are never added together to rank a committee. Each row keeps them in separate columns. A further 3 committees have activity in this cycle but no FEC registration record ingested, so they are not listed here; their pages still open from the candidate pages that link to them.
Committees that filed reports without touching a covered candidate follow, ordered by what they reported raising. A candidate's own campaign committee is the ordinary case: it gives to no candidate, so it appears in no candidate-side record, and its page is an account of its own money rather than of anyone it gave to. The two groups are never interleaved, so no committee is ranked against a number it does not carry.
| Committee | Type | Connected organization | Candidates | Activity in this cycle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MEEHAN FOR PA C00735530 | House candidate committee | None reported | None | Filed its own reports: -$600,000 raised. No candidate covered here names this committee. |
Source: Federal Election Commission committee records ↗. A committee's page opens on its most recent cycle with activity.