Interest advanced by political committees

LGBTQ rights

The political committees MyRepTracker categorizes as advancing lgbtq rights, the document behind each categorization, and the campaigns their money reached. Contributions and independent spending are kept apart and never added.

What this categorization claims

This is a claim MyRepTracker makes, not a field the FEC publishes. The commission publishes a committee's designation, its type, its party, its connected organization, and the organizational form it reported. What no filing states is the economic or ideological interest a committee advances, so each committee below carries the document this categorization was made from, and a reader can open it and check the sentence against it.

LGBTQ rights sits in the Ideological and single-issue sector of taxonomy interest-1.7. Only committees whose primary assignment is in force are counted in the figures below. A committee tagged with this interest beside another one is shown and never summed, so no dollar is counted under two interests.

These figures add up all 5,784 stored campaign records.

What the records place under this interest

Each figure below is its own kind of money and they are never added to each other. A contribution a campaign received is money the campaign controls; independent spending is money no campaign is allowed to control, and it counts for one candidate by counting against another.

Contributed to candidates

$1,031,710 across 136 candidates, in 199 stored campaign records and 396 transactions.

Contributed to candidates by committees categorized as advancing this interest, ranked by amount
CandidateAmount% ShareCyclesTransactions
Eric Sorensen House, IL-17 · Democratic $30,0002.9%2026, 2024, 20229
Mondaire Jones House, NY-17 · Democratic $25,0002.4%2024, 20226
Ritchie Torres House, NY-15 · Democratic $25,0002.4%2026, 20225
Robert Garcia House, CA-47 · Democratic $25,0002.4%2026, 2024, 20227
Becca Balint House, VT-1 · Democratic $22,8002.2%2026, 2024, 20227
Mark Takano House, CA-43 · Democratic $22,5002.2%2026, 2024, 20225
Angie Craig House, MN-2 · Democratic $20,0001.9%2024, 20226
Chris Pappas House, NH-1 · Democratic $20,0001.9%2024, 20226
Emily Randall House, WA-6 · Democratic $20,0001.9%2026, 20244
Sharice Davids House, KS-3 · Democratic $20,0001.9%2026, 2024, 20226
Will Rollins House, CA-42 · Democratic $20,0001.9%2024, 20224
Gabe Vasquez House, NM-2 · Democratic $19,0001.8%2026, 2024, 20229
Jamie Mcleod-Skinner House, OR-2 · D/IP/WF $15,0001.5%2024, 20223
Julie Johnson House, TX-32 · Democratic $15,0001.5%2026, 20243
Maxine Waters House, CA-23 · Democratic $15,0001.5%2026, 20223
Sarah McBride House, DE-0 · Democratic $15,0001.5%2026, 20243
Sean Patrick Maloney House, NY-22 · Democratic $15,0001.5%20223
Greg Landsman House, OH-1 · Democratic $14,5001.4%2026, 2024, 20227
Marcy Kaptur House, OH-9 · Democratic $14,5001.4%2026, 2024, 20226
Emilia Strong Sykes House, OH-13 · Democratic $13,4701.3%2026, 2024, 20227
Andrea Salinas House, OR-6 · Democratic $12,5001.2%2024, 20225
Patrick Ryan House, NY-19 · Democratic $12,5001.2%2024, 20225
John W. Mannion House, NY-22 · Democratic $11,5001.1%2026, 20245
Josh Riley House, NY-22 · Democratic $11,5001.1%2026, 2024, 20225
Matt Cartwright House, PA-17 · Democratic $11,5001.1%2024, 20225

The 25 largest of 136 candidates are shown. The total above is over all of them.

Spent supporting candidates

$5,865,060 across 16 candidates, in 17 stored campaign records and 141 transactions.

Spent supporting candidates by committees categorized as advancing this interest, ranked by amount
CandidateAmount% ShareCyclesTransactions
Scott Wiener House, CA-11 · Democratic $1,065,00018.2%20262
Julie Johnson House, TX-32 · Democratic $1,006,10917.2%2026, 202455
Emily Randall House, WA-6 · Democratic $908,46315.5%202419
Ritchie Torres House, NY-15 · Democratic $612,42110.4%20268
Marni Von Wilpert House, CA-48 · Democratic $380,5616.5%20267
Will Rollins House, CA-42 · Democratic $315,8615.4%20248
Sarah McBride House, DE-0 · Democratic $285,2254.9%20248
Mondaire Jones House, NY-17 · Democratic $187,6103.2%20245
H6FL24087 House, FL-24 $181,2143.1%20265
Tammy Baldwin Senate, WI · Democratic $167,0222.8%20243
H6MI10292 House, MI-10 $156,1332.7%20265
Chris Pappas House, NH-1 · Democratic $139,4912.4%20243
Becca Balint House, VT-1 · Democratic $127,6362.2%20224
Angie Craig House, MN-2 · Democratic $119,2192.0%20243
Eric Sorensen House, IL-17 · Democratic $108,2131.8%20243
Jeremy Moss House, MI-11 · Democratic $104,8821.8%20263

Spent opposing candidates

$245,754 across 3 candidates, in 3 stored campaign records and 8 transactions.

Spent opposing candidates by committees categorized as advancing this interest, ranked by amount
CandidateAmount% ShareCyclesTransactions
Ken Calvert House, CA-37 · Republican $169,83469.1%20245
Esther King House, IL-17 · Republican $68,69628.0%20222
April McClain Delaney House, MD-6 · Democratic $7,2232.9%20241

By cycle

Money MyRepTracker's records place under this interest, by election cycle and direction
CycleContributed to candidatesSpent supportingSpent opposing
2026$247,500$3,018,998$0
2024$383,300$2,718,426$177,058
2022$400,910$127,636$68,696

The committees carrying this interest

1 committees carry this as their primary interest, which is the assignment the figures above count. 0 carry it beside another interest, shown here and counted under their own primary one so no dollar is spent twice. 0 have an assignment nobody has promoted, which counts under no interest at all.

Categorized is not the same as reviewed. Most assignments were made by machine from the committee's own filing rather than read by a person, and each one below says which it is. A machine-categorized entry's source establishes who sponsors the committee; the sector is MyRepTracker's categorization of that sponsor.

Political committees categorized as advancing this interest, with the source behind each categorization
CommitteeContributed to candidatesSpent supportingSpent opposingSource
EQUALITY PAC C00550970 Applies from the 2022 cycle onward. $1,031,710$5,865,060$245,754Categorized by hand from the committee's filings and its recorded recipients. The filing establishes the committee's identity; the interest is a human judgement. Curated by hand from the committee's filings. Read the source ↗