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How we score "America First"
Grassroots funding %
What share of their money comes from small donors under $200 vs. PACs and bundlers
Foreign-interest PAC $
Contributions from PACs documented to advocate for foreign government priorities
Trade & manufacturing votes
Voting record on protecting American industry, jobs, and Buy American provisions
Promises kept
Ratio of campaign promises kept vs. broken — the most direct measure of accountability
2028 Presidential Election
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Major PAC & Lobby Funding Tracker
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All data from public FEC filings at FEC.gov. PAC contributions to federal candidates are legally required to be disclosed. Search any PAC on FEC.gov →

AIPAC (United Democracy Project)
Super PAC — Pro-Israel Lobby
$100M+
2023–2024 election cycle
America's largest pro-Israel lobbying PAC. Spent over $100M in the 2024 cycle targeting candidates in both parties — including primary challenges against members who questioned US foreign aid policy.
⚑ Foreign-interest aligned View full FEC filing →
Saudi-Linked Defense PACs
Defense Industry — Foreign Adjacent
$80M+
2023–2024 election cycle
Defense contractors with major Saudi Arabia contracts — Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Boeing — funnel tens of millions to candidates who support unconditional arms sales to Saudi Arabia and Gulf states.
⚑ Foreign-interest aligned View defense industry spending →
US Chamber of Commerce
Corporate Lobby — Domestic
$60M+
2023–2024 election cycle
Historically the largest domestic lobby. Advocates for policies favoring multinationals over American small businesses — open borders for cheap labor, free trade deals that offshore jobs, and against Buy American provisions.
● Domestic — anti-worker record View Chamber spending →
Wall Street Financial PACs
Finance / Banking Lobby
$500M+
2023–2024 election cycle
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Blackstone, Citadel — collectively spending hundreds of millions to protect the financial status quo, opposing community banking and any policy that decentralizes financial power.
● Domestic — consolidation agenda View finance industry spending →
Big Pharma PACs
Pharmaceutical Lobby
$380M+
2023–2024 election cycle
PhRMA spends hundreds of millions to block drug price negotiation, protect patent monopolies, and prevent Americans from buying cheaper drugs from Canada. Funds both parties equally.
● Domestic — anti-consumer record View pharma spending →
Tech Mega-Corp PACs
Technology / Media Lobby
$200M+
2023–2024 election cycle
Google, Meta, Amazon, Apple lobby against any regulation that would break up their monopolies or give Americans more digital freedom and data privacy rights.
● Domestic — monopoly protection View tech industry spending →
Small Donor / Grassroots PACs
Citizen-Funded Political Action
Variable
All cycles
When 60%+ of a candidate's funding comes from small donors (under $200), that is the single strongest indicator of who they will actually represent. This is the bar to look for.
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Turkish-American Steering Committee
Foreign-Interest Lobby
$10M+
2023–2024 election cycle
One of several registered foreign-interest lobbying groups funneling money to US candidates to influence policy on arms sales, NATO commitments, and territorial disputes in favor of the Turkish government.
⚑ Foreign-interest aligned View foreign lobbying database (FARA) →
All figures are publicly available via FEC disclosures. Sources: FEC.gov  ·  Congress.gov  ·  FollowTheMoney.org
Cycle figures are approximate. Visit FEC.gov for real-time filing data.
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