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PACs › Biggest individual donors
Physician, Adelson Drug Clinic · LAS VEGAS, NV
99.9% to Republicans. What they gave is every gift committees filed with the FEC from Miriam Adelson this cycle, refunds taken off. A gift to a PAC counts toward the side its gifts to candidates and its ads helped, split when it helped both; a campaign or party counts wholly to its party. The traced figure is each group's share of money from them times what the group put into 2026 federal races, added up; it is worked out by proportion, not filed. Job and city are as they filed them with the FEC, public records. How the money is read. Something wrong, or a person filed two ways?
| Name | Amount |
|---|---|
| Republican side | $30M |
| Republican side | $25M |
| Republican side | $10M |
| 98% Republican, 2.2% Democratic | $1M |
| 99% Republican, 0% Democratic | $764.1K |
| Republican side | $443K |
| Republican side | $310.1K |
| Democratic side | $50K |
| Republican side | $25K |
| Republican side | $13.5K |
| Republican side | $10.5K |
| Republican side | $7K |
| Name | Amount |
|---|---|
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 5.5% of its money | $19.3M |
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 5.6% of its money | $15.2M |
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 5.5% of its money | $10M |
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 3.8% of its money | $8.5M |
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 5.5% of its money | $3.5M |
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 5.6% of its money | $2.5M |
| Groups spending on one race · 6.8% of its money | $772.1K |
What these groups gave to campaigns and spent on ads, scaled by this person's share of each group's money. Gifts and ads for a candidate count as backing; ads against a candidate as opposing.
| Name | Amount |
|---|---|
| U.S. Senate candidate - TX | $4.4M |
| U.S. Senate candidate - OH | $588.3K |
| U.S. Senate candidate - MI | $538K |
| U.S. Senate candidate - SC | $345.7K |
| U.S. Senate candidate - AK | $276.8K |
| $237.5K | |
| U.S. House candidate - NY-17 | $174.5K |
| $545.1K |
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 5.5% of its money | $389.3K |
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 5.5% of its money | $232.5K |
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 5.5% of its money | $195.2K |
| Groups spending on one race · 0.9% of its money | $178.9K |
| Groups spending on one race · 0.9% of its money | $136.4K |
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 3.1% of its money | $135K |
| Groups spending on one race · 3.5% of its money | $26.8K |
| Groups spending on one race · 1.4% of its money | $21.1K |
| Republican leaders' super PACs · 4.2% of its money | $21K |
| Republican & conservative groups · 1.3% of its money | $7.5K |
Each amount is the part of what that group put into races that traces to this person. A group whose money came through another group is shown under each.
| $153.4K |
| U.S. Senate candidate - NH | $151.9K |
| U.S. House candidate - KY-06 | $144.1K |
| Name | Amount |
|---|---|
| U.S. Senate candidate - TX | $8.1M |
| U.S. Senate candidate - OH | $6.4M |
| U.S. Senate candidate - MI | $4.1M |
| U.S. Senate candidate - IA | $2.9M |
| U.S. Senate candidate - ME | $2.6M |
| U.S. Senate candidate - NC | $2.2M |
| U.S. Senate candidate - AK | $1.5M |
| U.S. Senate candidate - NH | $1.3M |
| U.S. Senate candidate - KS | $1.1M |
| U.S. Senate candidate - SC | $1.1M |