Timeline of Money in Politics. Industries & Interest Groups. Political Action Committees (PACs) Follow the money flowing in and out of political action committees, commonly known as PACs.

Who are the biggest donors in the 2022 election cycle? See the details.

The term 'outside spending' refers to political expenditures made by groups or individuals independently of, and not coordinated with, candidates' committees. Groups in this category range from ...

In addition to super PACs (which can raise and spend unlimited funds) and regular political action committees (which raise money via contributions capped at $5,000 per year), there are several other ...

Top Contributors, federal election data for Elizabeth Warren, 2020 cycle. This page shows contributions grouped by contributor to the candidate's campaign committee plus any super PACs or hybrid PACs ...

The term 'outside spending' refers to political expenditures made by groups or individuals independently of, and not coordinated with, candidates' committees. Groups in this category range from ...

— By Dan Auble, Brendan Glavin and Pete Quist, June 22, 2022. This report is part of OpenSecrets’ Layers of Lobbying series examining federal and state lobbying trends.

— by Pete Quist and Dan Auble, June 2, 2022. This report is part of OpenSecrets’ Layers of Lobbying series examining federal and state lobbying trends.

2020 financial activity for super PACs. Industries & Interest Groups. Political Action Committees (PACs) Follow the money flowing in and out of political action committees, commonly known as PACs.

NOTE: All the numbers on this page are for the 2019-2024 Senate election cycle and based on Federal Election Commission data available electronically.