Large donors · 2026

High Rollers

9,750 people and organizations have given at least $50K to federal committees this cycle. The three largest individual donors alone gave $226M. Pick a donor to follow their money — through super PACs and the committees those fund — to the races it paid for.

Click any mark to see exactly where its number comes from. ★ = incumbent.

About these names

Contributor names come from public FEC filings. Matching filings to a single person is probabilistic and labelled on every profile; each number links to the original filings. Federal law bars using this information to solicit contributions or for commercial purposes.

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Jeff Yass

R-aligned

identity reviewed

Bala Cynwyd, PA · Managing Director, Sig

D-aligned $0 · other $21.7M · R-aligned $73.1M

Where the money went

Helps Democrats

Helps Republicans

Mixed or not tied to a race

Races it paid for

Left: helped Democrats (supported a Democrat or opposed a Republican). Right: helped Republicans.

Limits of this data

Identity matching is probabilistic: two people with the same name and employer can be merged, and one person using different employers can be split. Every figure links to the original filings.

Footprints are an accounting allocation, not a record of earmarked purpose; donors to a super PAC don't choose its races.

Federal law (52 U.S.C. § 30111(a)(4)) forbids using contributor information from FEC reports to solicit contributions or for commercial purposes. It's shown here for public-interest research only; no addresses are displayed.