List of political action committees

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This list of political action committees is organized by the nature of each particular U.S. PAC's work. The Center for Responsive Politics also maintains a comprehensive and continuously updated list of PACs on its website OpenSecrets.org.[1]

Accounting[]

Aerospace[]

Affiliated party[]

Democratic[]

Republican[]

Agribusiness[]

Alcoholic beverages[]

Animals[]

  • Humane Dominion - Virginia
  • Humane USA PAC - Washington, D.C
  • Maryland Votes for Animals - Maryland

Energy sector[]

Alternative energy[]

Coal[]

Electric[]

Oil and gas[]

Environment[]

Ethnic[]

Finance, banking, credit, and insurance[]

Gun rights[]

  • Gun Owners of America Political Victory Fund (GOA-PVF) - Springfield, VA
  • National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) - Arlington, VA

Insurance[]

Ideology[]

Bipartisanship or nonpartisanship[]

  • Bipartisan Policy Center Action

Conservative[]

Liberal[]

Other[]

Health care[]

Hospitals and care facilities[]

Pharmaceutical and biotech[]

Providers[]

Entertainment[]

Food and beverage[]

Legal[]

Manufacturing[]

  • 3M Company PAC - St. Paul, MN
  • General Electric PAC (GEPAC) - Washington, DC
  • Honeywell International PAC - Washington, DC
  • Procter & Gamble Good Government Committee (P&G PAC) - Cincinnati, OH
  • The Shaw Group PAC - Washington, DC

Marijuana[]

  • Marijuana Policy Project - Washington, DC
  • Medicinal Cannabis Super PAC - Oakland, CA
  • National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) - Washington, DC

Natural resources[]

Real estate[]

Retailers[]

  • CVS Caremark Employees PAC - Washington, DC
  • The Home Depot PAC - Washington, DC
  • International Council of Shopping Centers PAC (ICSC PAC) - Washington, DC
  • Target Citizens Political Forum - Minneapolis, MN
  • Wal-Mart Stores PAC For Responsible Government - Washington, DC

Tobacco[]

  • Altria PAC (ALTRIAPAC) - Washington, DC
  • Lorillard Tobacco Company Public Affairs Committee - Greensboro, NC
  • RJ Reynolds PAC - Winston-Salem, NC
  • US Smokeless Tobacco Executives Administrators and Managers PAC - Washington, DC

Labor[]

Leadership[]

House leadership[]

  • Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi - PAC to the Future - Washington, DC
  • Majority Whip James Clyburn - BridgePAC - Washington, DC
  • Majority Leader Steny Hoyer - AmeriPac - Washington, DC

House members[]

  • Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez - Courage to Change PAC - Bronx, NY
  • Mo Brooks - Make Opportunity (MO) PAC - Huntsville, AL
  • John Conyers - America Forward PAC - Washington, DC
  • Joseph Crowley - Jobs, Opportunity & Education PAC (JoePAC) - Elmhurst, NY
  • John Dingell - Wolverine PAC - Washington, DC
  • Bob Filner - San Diego PAC - San Diego, CA
  • Darrell Issa - Invest in a Safe & Secure America PAC (IssaPAC) - Vista, CA
  • Kevin McCarthy - Majority Committee PAC (MC PAC) - Bakersfield, CA
  • Frank Pallone - SHORE PAC - Long Branch, NJ
  • Ron Paul - Liberty PAC - Lake Jackson, TX
  • Nick Rahall - 3T PAC - Beckley, WV
  • Charles Rangel - National Leadership PAC - New York, NY
  • Pete Sessions - People for Enterprise, Trade and Economic Growth - Alexandria, VA
  • Bennie G. Thompson - Secure PAC - Bolton, MS
  • Chris Van Hollen - Victory Now PAC - Kensington, MD
  • Nydia M. Velazquez - Progress PAC - Gaithersburg, MD
  • Debbie Wasserman Schultz - Democrats Win Seats - Weston, FL
  • Henry Waxman - LA PAC - Los Angeles, CA

Senate leaders[]

  • John Cornyn, Chair, National Republican Senatorial Committee - Alamo PAC - Austin, TX
  • Majority Whip Dick Durbin - Prairie PAC - Springfield, IL
  • Minority Whip John Kyl - Senate Majority Fund - Washington, DC
  • Majority Leader Mitch McConnell - Bluegrass Committee -Washington, DC
  • Minority Leader Chuck Schumer - Senate Majority PAC- Washington, DC

Senators[]

  • Max Baucus - Glacier PAC - Missoula, MT
  • Roy Blunt - Rely on Your Beliefs Fund - Tacoma, WA
  • Barbara Boxer - PAC for a Change - Los Angeles, CA
  • Sherrod Brown - America Works - Washington, DC
  • Kent Conrad - DAKPAC - Washington, DC
  • Dianne Feinstein - Fund for the Majority - Burbank, CA
  • Chuck Grassley - Hawkeye PAC - Des Moines, IA
  • Tom Harkin - To Organize a Majority PAC (TomPAC) - Des Moines, IA
  • Daniel Inouye - DANPAC - Honolulu, HI
  • John Kerry - Campaign for Our Country - Washington, DC
  • Amy Klobuchar - Follow the North Star Fund - Minneapolis, MN
  • Mary Landrieu - Jazz PAC - Washington, DC
  • Patrick Leahy - Green Mountain PAC - Montpelier, VT
  • Joe Lieberman - Reuniting Our Country - Washington, DC
  • Robert Menendez - New Millennium PAC - Union City, NJ
  • Rand Paul - Human Action - Tucson, AZ
  • Mark Pryor - Priority PAC - Little Rock, AR
  • Charles Schumer - Impact - New York, NY
  • John Thune - Heartland Values PAC - Sioux Falls, SD
  • Mark R. Warner - Forward Together PAC - Alexandria, VA

State and local officials[]

  • Mitch Daniels - Aiming Higher PAC
  • Rahm Emanuel - Our Common Values PAC - Chicago, IL

Former elected and public officials[]

  • Robert F. Benett - SNOWPAC - Salt Lake City, UT
  • Hillary Clinton - HILLPAC - Washington, DC
  • Chris Dodd - Citizens for Hope, Responsibility, Independence & Service (Chris PAC) - Washington, DC
  • Byron Dorgan - Great Plains Leadership Fund - Washington, DC
  • Newt Gingrich - American Solutions PAC - Alexandria, VA
  • Mike Huckabee - Huck PAC - Little Rock, AR
  • Jon Huntsman - HorizonPac/H-PAC - Washington, DC
  • Blanche Lincoln - Leadership in the New Century (LINC PAC) - Little Rock, AR
  • David R. Obey - Committee for a Progressive Congress - Washington, DC
  • Sarah Palin - SarahPAC - Arlington, VA
  • Tim Pawlenty - Freedom First - St. Paul, MN
  • Mitt Romney - Free & Strong America PAC - Lexington, MA
  • Rick Santorum - America's Foundation PAC - Downingtown, PA
  • Ike Skelton - The Show-Me Fund - Blue Bell, PA
  • John M. Spratt, Jr. - Palmetto PAC - Bethesda, MD
  • Speaker John Boehner - The Freedom Project - Washington, DC
  • Former Senator Jim DeMint, Senate Conservatives Fund - Alexandria, VA
  • Barack Obama - - San Diego, CA
  • John McCain - Country First PAC - Alexandria, VA
  • Donald Trump - Great America PAC - Presidents PAC - Washington, DC

Religious/Ethnic[]

Social issues[]

LGBT issues[]

Abortion[]

Pro-choice[]

Pro-life[]

Transportation[]

Air[]

Freight rail[]

Road[]

Construction[]

Foreign affairs[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Find a PAC". Center for Responsive Politics. Retrieved 28 November 2018.
  2. ^ "Filings by EMPLOYEES OF NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION PAC - C00088591". Federal Elections Commission. Retrieved 21 November 2018.
  3. ^ "Political Contributions". Northrop Grumman. Retrieved 21 November 2018.
  4. ^ "FEC- Super PACs- Cryptocurrency Alliance". Federal Election Commission.
  5. ^ "Newly-Launched PAC Matriarch Aims to Send Working-Class Women, Often Ignored by Political Establishment, to Congress". Common Dreams. Retrieved 2019-11-04.
  6. ^ https://www.runwithpride.org/

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