Federal committees
Look up PACs, candidate committees, parties and other federal filers.
- Official FEC records · 2025–2026
A filing record does not establish current activity. State filters use the registered mailing address.
Includes PACs and other federal filing categories; not every record is a PAC. This is a 2025–2026 snapshot, not complete historical or state/local coverage. See coverage and definitions
Browse 14 record categories
466 matching records
1–50 of 466 records · Largest reported receipts first
| Committee | Classification and address | Connected organization | Reported receipts |
|---|---|---|---|
Barry Moore for U.S. SenateSee its filings and money | Candidate committeeAlabama | One Team Senate Majority | $3.79MThrough |
Women for TroySee its filings and money | Candidate committeeDistrict of Columbia | Troy Jackson for Maine | $1.23MThrough |
Gallagher for CongressSee its filings and money | Candidate committeeCalifornia | $1.01MThrough | |
Collins for Ga Senate Republican Nominee Fund 2026See its filings and money | Candidate committeeAlabama | America Is Back | $966,872Through |
Love Your Neighbor PACSee its filings and money | Candidate committeeAlaska | $906,303Through | |
Moise for CongressSee its filings and money | Candidate committeeFlorida | $653,097Through | |
Dave Mccormick for US SenateSee its filings and money | Candidate committeePennsylvania | $576,705Through | |
Nathan Headrick for CongressSee its filings and money | Candidate committeeVirginia | $252,395Through | |
Wong for CongressSee its filings and money | Candidate committeeVirginia | $223,056Through | |
Tom Smith for Congress-Gtm Nominee Fund: MI-08See its filings and money | Candidate committeeVirginia | Grow the Majority | $178,697Through |
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What this directory covers
This directory draws on the FEC’s 2025–2026 committee master and financial-summary files. It is not an inventory of every PAC ever formed, every active committee, or every state and local filing system. Missing financial summaries are not zero-dollar accounts.
Not every federal filer is a PAC. Candidate and party committees, electioneering-communication filers and noncommittee independent spenders have different source classifications. Each record retains its FEC ID and original filing context.
PAC types, in plain language
- Traditional PAC
- May contribute to candidates and make independent expenditures, subject to the applicable rules.
- Super PAC
- Raises money for independent political activity rather than contributions to candidates.
- Hybrid PAC
- Keeps separate accounts for candidate contributions and independent political activity.
- Leadership PAC
- Associated with a candidate or officeholder, but distinct from that person’s authorized campaign committee.
How the directory’s categories are labeled
Categories summarize the source committee type and designation. They are navigation labels, not conclusions about a committee’s current legal status or political influence.
- Political action committee
- FEC qualified or nonqualified PAC type; designation is shown separately.
- Super PAC
- Independent expenditure-only political committees.
- Hybrid PAC
- Political committees with separate contribution and non-contribution accounts.
- Leadership PAC
- Committees with the FEC leadership PAC designation.
- Lobbyist/registrant PAC
- Committees with the FEC lobbyist/registrant PAC designation.
- Joint fundraising committee
- Committees with the FEC joint fundraiser designation; not a candidate endorsement.
- Principal campaign committee
- The principal campaign committees designated by candidates.
- Candidate committee
- Other House, Senate or presidential campaign committees.
- Party committee
- Qualified and nonqualified party committees and national party nonfederal accounts.
- Single-candidate independent expenditure committee
- The distinct FEC single-candidate independent expenditure committee type.
- Independent expenditure filer
- People or groups other than PACs reporting independent expenditures.
- Electioneering communication filer
- Non-PAC groups reporting electioneering communications.
- Communication cost filer
- Organizations reporting covered communications to employees or members.
- Federal political committee
- A registered record without a recognized type in the included source.
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