Quid Pro Quo (QPQ) Tracker

Leaderboards

These rankings show who spends the most, who receives the most, and where influence concentrates.

Methodology. The dollar figures below are tracked totals: sums of the itemized rows this database has ingested from FEC filings and from the state campaign-finance systems it covers (Texas, California, Illinois, Virginia, Georgia and others). They are not a committee's full FEC cycle receipts or disbursements. Coverage varies by entity and cycle, so each is a floor. Contributions and transfers are shown separately from independent expenditures. Independent expenditures for a candidate are shown separately from those against. The columns are never added together. Joint-fundraising committees, whose outflows are transfers to their participants, are listed on their own. Click any entity for the itemized rows and a link to its FEC committee profile for the official totals.

Top Donors

#NameContributions & transfersIE for / against
1MAGA IncPAC$425,000$57,695,751 / $319,252,570
2ONE NATIONOrg$242,170,000—
3Timothy MellonPerson$226,039,200—
4Congressional Leadership FundPAC$80,000$16,034,526 / $200,704,032
5SENATE LEADERSHIP FUNDPAC$67,437,000$10,679,878 / $200,413,006
6HOUSE MAJORITY PACPAC$5,425,842$17,709,716 / $178,284,908
7George SorosPerson$182,171,751—
8GRIFFIN, KENNETH C.Person$129,748,183—
9Majority ForwardOrg$123,180,000—
10UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERSOrg$120,500,215—
11NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONOrg$117,261,731—
12Jb Pritzker (Chicago, IL)Person$115,500,000—
13Miriam AdelsonPerson$100,231,200—
14League Of Conservation Voters IncOrg$98,425,000—
15Stephen A SchwarzmanPerson$91,502,600—

Ranked by the larger of the two columns. Includes state filing-system rows for donors active in the states this database covers.

Joint-fundraising committees

Listed separately. A joint-fundraising committee's outflows are transfers of its donors' money to the participant committees, not giving of its own.

#CommitteeTransfers to participants
1HARRIS VICTORY FUNDJFC$909,313,551
2Trump National Committee JfcJFC$246,554,691
3TRUMP 47 COMMITTEE INCJFC$230,876,766
4TRUMP SAVE AMERICA JOINT FUNDRAISING COMMITTEEJFC$158,278,557
5JEFFRIES VICTORY FUNDJFC$33,393,630
6DEMOCRATIC GRASSROOTS VICTORY FUNDJFC$20,376,724
7OHIO GRASSROOTS VICTORY FUNDJFC$16,754,993
8CORNYN VICTORY COMMITTEEJFC$11,495,020

Top Recipients

#NameContributions & transfers received
1SENATE LEADERSHIP FUNDPAC$1,184,950,987
2HARRIS FOR PRESIDENTPAC$540,818,855
3DSCCPAC$476,906,201
4HARRIS VICTORY FUNDPAC$472,461,130
5MAGA IncPAC$419,818,095
6TRUMP 47 COMMITTEE INCOrg$411,150,592
7Donald J. Trump For President 2024PAC$373,069,993
8Senate Majority PACPAC$364,043,980
9REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEPAC$350,390,317
10DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEEPAC$334,891,663
11DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMM. - BLDG FUNDPAC$289,174,528
12LCV VICTORY FUNDPAC$251,748,368
13Congressional Leadership FundPAC$246,928,447
14HOUSE MAJORITY PACPAC$241,777,018
15DEMOCRACY PAC IIPAC$200,198,465

Top PAC Spenders

#PACDirect to candidatesTo other committeesIE for / against
1MAGA Inc—$425,000$57,695,751 / $319,252,570
2Congressional Leadership Fund$50,000$30,000$16,034,526 / $200,704,032
3SENATE LEADERSHIP FUND—$67,437,000$10,679,878 / $200,413,006
4HOUSE MAJORITY PAC$158,125$5,267,717$17,709,716 / $178,284,908
5Fairshake—$86,250,000$51,346,120 / $14,679,782
6Defend American Jobs——$53,253,167 / $1,531,015
7LAST BEST PLACE PAC—$673,995$1,788,625 / $32,027,556
8United Democracy Project—$8,350,000$9,783,186 / $24,004,719
9WOMEN VOTE!—$68,400$8,529,388 / $17,880,015
10SOMOS PAC—$1,196,537$19,977,822 / $456,942

Ranked by the larger of direct giving to candidates and total independent expenditures. Party, candidate and joint-fundraising committees are not listed as PACs here. Fairshake's $86.3M to other committees is its transfers to Defend American Jobs and Protect Progress, not candidate giving.

Most Connected

#NameConnections
1AMERICAN ENDOWMENT FOUNDATIONOrg14320
2CHARITIES AID FOUNDATION AMERICAOrg9876
3National Christian Charitable FoundationOrg8783
4Schwab CharitableOrg5741
5Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift FundOrg4153
6Department of TransportationAgency3929
7AYCO CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONOrg3926
8Terry G. KilgorePerson3656
9Israel D. O'QuinnPerson3656
10Don ScottPerson3656
11Sam RasoulPerson3656
12Richard C. "Rip" Sullivan, Jr.Person3656
13Luke E. TorianPerson3656
14Jason S. BallardPerson3655
15Patrick A. HopePerson3655

Connections are relationship rows of every type (votes, donations, lobbying, employment). Names are shown as filed. Persons filed as “LAST, FIRST” are reformatted for display. Donor-advised-fund sponsors rank high because each IRS Schedule I grant is a row.

Bills with Most Connections

#BillLinks
1
enactedGENIUS Act, Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (S.394)
900
2
passedCBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act, 119th Congress
861
3
passedCBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act, 118th Congress
838
4
failedDisapproval of SEC Staff Accounting Bulletin 121
835
5
passedFinancial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21, H.R.4763)
754
6
passedCLARITY Act, Digital Asset Market Clarity Act
706
7
enactedCHIPS and Science Act
620
8
passedH.R.1 - Lower Energy Costs Act
569
9
enactedFAA Reauthorization Act of 2024
538
10
enacted21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
536

Most Voted-On Bills

#BillVotes
1
enactedFAA Reauthorization Act of 2024
538
2
enacted21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
536
3
enactedNational Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024
536
4
enactedFiscal Responsibility Act of 2023
535
5
enactedConsolidated Appropriations Act, 2024
535
6
enactedFurther Continuing Appropriations and Other Extensions Act, 2024
534
7
enactedProviding for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Land Management relating to Coastal Plain Oil and Gas Leasing Program Record of Decision.
533
8
enactedProviding for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the National Park Service relating to "Glen Canyon National Recreation Area: Motor Vehicles".
533
9
enactedContinuing Appropriations, Agriculture, Legislative Branch, Military Construction and Veterans Affairs, and Extensions Act, 2026
533
10
enactedProviding for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Land Management relating to Buffalo Field Office Record of Decision and Approved Resource Management Plan Amendment.
533

FARA Registrants by Country

#CountryRegistrations
1JAPAN673
2CANADA525
3MEXICO452
4GREAT BRITAIN403
5FRANCE358
6GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF332
7INTERNATIONAL249
8KOREA, SOUTH235
9RUSSIA227
10CHINA215
11US213
12USSR212
13ISRAEL193
14NETHERLANDS176
15ITALY174
16TAIWAN166
17DOMINICAN REPUBLIC161
18SAUDI ARABIA159
19CUBA150
20GERMANY149