6 committees filed here · money into 2026 federal races
Super PACs run by or for Democratic congressional leaders and their allies, such as Senate Majority PAC and House Majority PAC, and the pop-up PACs those fund and create. A caucus’s PAC, or a group that only shares donors with leadership, is not one. Placed from our list of party-leadership networks, which a reviewer confirms.
Into 2026 races
$686.7M
$686,711,123
Placed by a record or a person
$686.7M
$686,711,123
Proposed, not yet reviewed
$0
$0
What each committee here gave to candidates, party committees and other PACs and spent on its own ads this cycle. A committee is filed here by its filings and its own words, never by which party it backs; one no person has reviewed yet is marked proposed. How groups are placed
Who the money went to
Gifts to campaigns and ads for a candidate count as backing; ads against a candidate as opposing.
Backed most
Candidates Democratic leaders' super PACs money backed most
People behind more than one group Democratic leaders' super PACs
Once the committees that fund these groups are followed back, these people turn up behind two or more of them. The amount is the most traced to the person into any one group; the same dollars can pass from one group to another, so amounts are not added across groups.
People behind more than one group under Democratic leaders' super PACs
Name
Amount
Reid G. HoffmanPartner, Greylock Partners · behind 6 groups: HMP, Winsenate, Lower Costs NOW and more
$8.5M
Fred EychanerRetired · behind 6 groups: HMP, Winsenate, Lower Costs NOW and more
$5M
Stephen F. Mandel Jr.President, Lone Pine Capital · behind 4 groups: HMP, Lower Costs NOW, Duty and Country and more
$1.7M
George M. MarcusChairman, Marcus & Millichap Co. · behind 3 groups: HMP, Duty and Country, Texas Forever