PACs › Biggest individual donors
Thomas McInerney CEO, Bluff Point Associates · WESTPORT, CT
$2.5M $2,526,432
$2.5M $2,480,449
$36.4K $36,430
$47.1K $47,094 98% to Republicans. What they gave is every gift committees filed with the FEC from Thomas McInerney 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?
Where they gave 63 committees Committees Thomas McInerney gave to Name Amount GROW THE MAJORITY 99% Republican, 0.2% Democratic $1M ONE TEAM SENATE MAJORITY Republican side $257K AMERICAN NATIONAL SECURITY PAC Republican side $250K CORNYN LONESTAR VICTORY FUND Republican side $213.5K EMMER MAJORITY BUILDERS Republican side $128K TEXANS FOR A CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY Republican side $100K MISSION IOWA Republican side $75K CLAUDIA TENNEY FOR CONGRESS VICTORY FUND Republican side $74K PINE TREE RESULTS PAC Republican side $50K THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER PAC Republican side $50K WINRED 93% Republican, <0.1% Democratic $35.2K LAWLER VICTORY FUND Republican side $25K DEFEND OUR MAJORITY Republican side $25K BLACKBURN TENNESSEE VICTORY FUND Republican side $22K FRIENDS OF JOHN THUNE Republican side $13.3K COLLINS FOR SENATOR Republican side $13K TEAM ROGERS Republican side $12.4K CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, INC. Republican side $12K KEAN VICTORY FUND 98% Republican, <0.1% Democratic $12K YOUNG VICTORY COMMITTEE 88% Republican, <0.1% Democratic $11.6K ACTBLUE <0.1% Republican, 96% Democratic $10.2K JOHN KENNEDY FOR US Republican side $9.3K GENWORTH FINANCIAL, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (GENWORTH PAC) 48% Republican, 52% Democratic $8.6K ADRIAN SMITH FOR CONGRESS Republican side $7K JOSH FOR JERSEY Democratic side $7K WITTMAN VICTORY COMMITTEE Republican side $7K CORNYN VICTORY COMMITTEE 96% Republican, <0.1% Democratic $7K KIGGANS FOR CONGRESS Republican side $7K ROGERS FOR SENATE Republican side $7K NORTH CAROLINA AND MICHIGAN SENATE FUND 99% Republican, 0% Democratic $7K FRIENDS OF DAVE MCCORMICK Republican side $6.6K VALADAO FOR CONGRESS Republican side $6.5K ALASKANS FOR NICK BEGICH Republican side $6.5K LUMMIS FOR WYOMING INC. Republican side $3.5K STEVE DAINES FOR MONTANA Republican side $3.5K JONI FOR IOWA Republican side $3.5K FEELY FOR CONGRESS Republican side $3.5K CONROY FOR CONGRESS Republican side $3.5K SHANNON TAYLOR FOR VA Democratic side $3.5K CUNNINGHAM FOR NM Republican side $3.5K CARLOS FOR CONGRESS Republican side $3.5K YOUNG KIM FOR CONGRESS Republican side $3.3K BRITT FOR ALABAMA INC Republican side $3K JOHN JAMES FOR CONGRESS, INC. Republican side $3K HUFFMAN FOR CONGRESS Democratic side $2.5K JASON SMITH FOR CONGRESS Republican side $2.5K VILLEGAS FOR CONGRESS Democratic side $2K CLEAN PAC Democratic side $1K NRSC Republican side $990 CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATIC PARTY Democratic side $565 MIKE MCGUIRE FOR CONGRESS Democratic side $550 DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF WISCONSIN FEDERAL Democratic side $500 MIKE JOHNSON FOR LOUISIANA Republican side $475 REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA Republican side $260 CHRISTINA BOHANNAN FOR CONGRESS Democratic side $250 COOKE FOR CONGRESS Democratic side $250 FRIENDS OF JANELLE STELSON Democratic side $250 ABDUL FOR U.S. SENATE Democratic side $250 COOPER FOR NORTH CAROLINA Democratic side $250 ALLRED FOR TEXAS Democratic side $250 POINDEXTER FOR CONGRESS Democratic side $250 ALASKANS FOR MARY Democratic side $250 BILL CASSIDY FOR US SENATE Republican side $200
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Opposed most Candidates Thomas McInerney's money opposed most Name Amount Jacob Johnson (D) U.S. House candidate - MN-01