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Entity Name State Election Period House/Senate Result Friends to Elect Dr. Greg Murphy to Congress NC Run-Off 2020 House Won JEFF COLEMAN FOR CONGRESS, INC. AL Run-Off 2020 House Lost ADRIAN SMITH FOR CONGRESS NE Primary 2020 House Won ANDY BARR FOR CONGRESS, INC. KY Primary 2020 House Won ANDY HARRIS FOR CONGRESS MD Primary 2020 House Won ANGIE CRAIG FOR CONGRESS MN Primary 2020 House Won ANNA ESHOO FOR CONGRESS CA Primary 2020 House Won BARBARA LEE FOR CONGRESS CA Primary 2020 House Won BEATTY FOR CONGRESS OH Primary 2020 House Won BERA FOR CONGRESS CA Primary 2020 House Won BILIRAKIS FOR CONGRESS FL Primary 2020 House Won BRADY FOR CONGRESS TX Primary 2020 House Won BRENDA LAWRENCE FOR CONGRESS MI Primary 2020 House Won BRIAN HIGGINS FOR CONGRESS NY Primary 2020 House Won Brindisi for Congress NY Primary 2020 House Won BUCSHON FOR CONGRESS IN Primary 2020 House Won BUDDY CARTER FOR CONGRESS GA Primary 2020 House Won CASTOR FOR CONGRESS FL Primary 2020 House Won CATHY MCMORRIS RODGERS FOR CONGRESS WA Primary 2020 House Won CITIZENS FOR BOYLE PA Primary 2020 House Won CITIZENS FOR RUSH IL Primary 2020 House Won CLARKE FOR CONGRESS NY Primary 2020 House Won COLE FOR CONGRESS OK Primary 2020 House Won Committee to Elect Steve Watkins KS Primary 2020 House LOST COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT LINDA SANCHEZ CA Primary 2020 House Won DARREN SOTO FOR CONGRESS FL Primary 2020 House Won DAVID ROUZER FOR CONGRESS NC Primary 2020 House Won DAVID SCOTT FOR CONGRESS GA Primary 2020 House Won DAVIS FOR CONGRESS/FRIENDS OF DAVIS IL Primary 2020 House Won DEBBIE DINGELL FOR CONGRESS MI Primary 2020 House Won DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ FOR CONGRESS FL Primary 2020 House Won DELBENE FOR CONGRESS WA Primary 2020 House Won DOGGETT FOR CONGRESS TX Primary 2020 House Won Donna Shalala for Congress FL Primary 2020 House Won DOYLE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE PA Primary 2020 House Won DR. BRIAN BABIN FOR CONGRESS TX Primary 2020 House Won Dr. John Joyce for Congress PA Primary 2020 House Won DR. RAUL RUIZ FOR CONGRESS CA Primary 2020 House Won DREW FERGUSON FOR CONGRESS INC. GA Primary 2020 House Won DUTCH RUPPERSBERGER FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE MD Primary 2020 House Won DWIGHT EVANS FOR CONGRESS PA Primary 2020 House Won EMMER FOR CONGRESS MN Primary 2020 House Won Friends for Denver Riggleman VA Primary 2020 House LOST FRIENDS OF CHERI BUSTOS IL Primary 2020 House Won FRIENDS OF DAN KILDEE MI Primary 2020 House Won FRIENDS OF ELIOT ENGEL NY Primary 2020 House Lost Friends of James St. George FL Primary 2020 House Lost FRIENDS OF JIM CLYBURN SC Primary 2020 House Won FRIENDS OF NEAL DUNN FL Primary 2020 House Won FRIENDS OF RAJA FOR CONGRESS IL Primary 2020 House Won FRIENDS OF ROSA DELAURO CT Primary 2020 House Won Friends to Elect Dr. Greg Murphy to Congress NC Primary 2020 House Won Garrett Graves for Congress LA Primary 2020 House Won GUTHRIE FOR CONGRESS KY Primary 2020 House Won HORSFORD FOR CONGRESS NV Primary 2020 House Won HOUSE CD6 CO Primary 2020 House Won HOYER FOR CONGRESS MD Primary 2020 House Won HUDSON FOR CONGRESS NC Primary 2020 House Won JAIME FOR CONGRESS WA Primary 2020 House Won JASON SMITH FOR CONGRESS MO Primary 2020 House Won JEFF DUNCAN FOR CONGRESS SC Primary 2020 House Won JEFFRIES FOR CONGRESS NY Primary 2020 House Won John Clark for Congress TN Primary 2020 House LOST JOHN COWAN FOR CONGRESS, INC. GA Primary 2020 House LOST JOHNSON FOR CONGRESS OH Primary 2020 House Won JULIA BROWNLEY FOR CONGRESS CA Primary 2020 House Won KATHERINE CLARK FOR CONGRESS MA Primary 2020 House Won KATKO FOR CONGRESS NY Primary 2020 House Won KEVIN MCCARTHY FOR CONGRESS CA Primary 2020 House Won Kim Schrier, MD WA Primary 2020 House Won KIND FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE WI Primary 2020 House Won KINZINGER FOR CONGRESS IL Primary 2020 House Won KURT SCHRADER FOR CONGRESS OR Primary 2020 House Won KUSTER FOR CONGRESS, INC. NH Primary 2020 House Won LAHOOD FOR CONGRESS IL Primary 2020 House Won LARSON FOR CONGRESS CT Primary 2020 House Won LATTA FOR CONGRESS OH Primary 2020 House Won LISA BLUNT ROCHESTER FOR CONGRESS DE Primary 2020 House Won MARK GREEN FOR CONGRESS TN Primary 2020 House Won MATSUI FOR CONGRESS CA Primary 2020 House Won MCEACHIN FOR CONGRESS VA Primary 2020 House Won MCKINLEY FOR CONGRESS WV Primary 2020 House Won MICHAEL BURGESS FOR CONGRESS TX Primary 2020 House Won MIKE KELLY FOR CONGRESS PA Primary 2020 House Won MIKE THOMPSON FOR CONGRESS CA Primary 2020 House Won MULLIN FOR CONGRESS OK Primary 2020 House Won NANCY PELOSI FOR CONGRESS CA Primary 2020 House Won PALLONE FOR CONGRESS NJ Primary 2020 House Won PASCRELL FOR CONGRESS NJ Primary 2020 House Won PAUL TONKO FOR CONGRESS NY Primary 2020 House Won PEOPLE FOR DEREK KILMER WA Primary 2020 House Won PINGREE FOR CONGRESS ME Primary 2020 House Won RE-ELECT MCGOVERN COMMITTEE MA Primary 2020 House Won Rep. Alex Mooney WV Primary 2020 House Won Rep. Ed Case HI Primary 2020 House Won Rep. Jeff Van Drew NJ Primary 2020 House Won Rep. Joseph Morelle NY Primary 2020 House Won Rep. Lori Trahan MA Primary 2020 House Won RICHARD E NEAL FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE MA Primary 2020 House Won ROB WITTMAN FOR CONGRESS VA Primary 2020 House Won ROBIN KELLY FOR CONGRESS IL Primary 2020 House Won RODNEY FOR CONGRESS IL Primary 2020 House Won Ron Estes for Congress KS Primary 2020 House Won Sara Hart Weir KS Primary 2020 House LOST SCALISE FOR CONGRESS LA Primary 2020 House Won SCHAKOWSKY FOR CONGRESS IL Primary 2020 House Won SCHNEIDER FOR CONGRESS IL Primary 2020 House Won SCOTT FOR CONGRESS VA Primary 2020 House Won SIMPSON FOR CONGRESS ID Primary 2020 House Won SMUCKER FOR CONGRESS PA Primary 2020 House Won STEPHANIE MURPHY FOR CONGRESS FL Primary 2020 House Won STIVERS FOR CONGRESS OH Primary 2020 House Won SUOZZI for Congress NY Primary 2020 House Won TED LIEU FOR CONGRESS CA Primary 2020 House Won TERRI SEWELL FOR CONGRESS AL Primary 2020 House Won TEXANS FOR JODEY ARRINGTON TX Primary 2020 House Won TEXANS FOR RONNY JACKSON TX Primary 2020 House Won TOM O'HALLERAN FOR CONGRESS AZ Primary 2020 House Won TOM REED FOR CONGRESS NY Primary 2020 House Won TOM RICE FOR CONGRESS SC Primary 2020 House Won UPTON FOR ALL OF US MI Primary 2020 House Won VERN BUCHANAN FOR CONGRESS FL Primary 2020 House Won WALBERG FOR CONGRESS MI Primary 2020 House Won WALORSKI FOR CONGRESS INC IN Primary 2020 House Won WENSTRUP FOR CONGRESS OH Primary 2020 House Won WESTERMAN FOR CONGRESS AR Primary 2020 House Won ZELDIN FOR CONGRESS NY Primary 2020 House Won Friends to Elect Dr. Greg Murphy to Congress NC Primary House Won ALEX MOONEY FOR CONGRESS WV General 2020 House Won ANDY BARR FOR CONGRESS, INC. KY General 2020 House Won ANDY HARRIS FOR CONGRESS MD General 2020 House Won ANNA ESHOO FOR CONGRESS CA General 2020 House Won BERA FOR CONGRESS CA General 2020 House Won BILIRAKIS FOR CONGRESS FL General 2020 House Won BONNIE WATSON COLEMAN FOR CONGRESS NJ General 2020 House Won BRADY FOR CONGRESS TX General 2020 House Won BRIAN FITZPATRICK FOR CONGRESS PA General 2020 House Won BUCSHON FOR CONGRESS IN General 2020 House Won BUDDY CARTER FOR CONGRESS GA General 2020 House Won CAROL FOR CONGRESS WV General 2020 House Won CATHY MCMORRIS RODGERS FOR CONGRESS WA General 2020 House Won CITIZENS FOR BOYLE PA General 2020 House Won CITIZENS FOR RUSH IL General 2020 House Won DEBBIE DINGELL FOR CONGRESS MI General 2020 House Won DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ FOR CONGRESS FL General 2020 House Won DEVIN NUNES CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE CA General 2020 House Won DR KIM SCHRIER FOR CONGRESS WA General 2020 House Won Dr. John Joyce for Congress PA General 2020 House Won DR. RAUL RUIZ FOR CONGRESS CA General 2020 House Won DREW FERGUSON FOR CONGRESS INC. GA General 2020 House Won DUTCH RUPPERSBERGER FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE MD General 2020 House Won DWIGHT EVANS FOR CONGRESS PA General 2020 House Won FRIENDS OF CHERI BUSTOS IL General 2020 House Won FRIENDS OF RAJA FOR CONGRESS IL General 2020 House Won Friends to Elect Dr. Greg Murphy to Congress NC General 2020 House Won GUTHRIE FOR CONGRESS KY General 2020 House Won HOUSE CD6 CO General 2020 House Lost HOYER FOR CONGRESS MD General 2020 House Won HUDSON FOR CONGRESS NC General 2020 House Won JAIME FOR CONGRESS WA General 2020 House Won JOHNSON FOR CONGRESS OH General 2020 House Won JULIA BROWNLEY FOR CONGRESS CA General 2020 House Won KATKO FOR CONGRESS NY General 2020 House Won KEVIN MCCARTHY FOR CONGRESS CA General 2020 House Won KIND FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE WI General 2020 House Won KINZINGER FOR CONGRESS IL General 2020 House Won KURT SCHRADER FOR CONGRESS OR General 2020 House Won LAHOOD FOR CONGRESS IL General 2020 House Won MARC VEASEY CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE TX General 2020 House Won MICHAEL BURGESS FOR CONGRESS TX General 2020 House Won NANCY PELOSI FOR CONGRESS CA General 2020 House Won PALLONE FOR CONGRESS NJ General 2020 House Won PAUL GOSAR FOR CONGRESS AZ General 2020 House Won PAUL TONKO FOR CONGRESS NY General 2020 House Won RE-ELECT MCGOVERN COMMITTEE MA General 2020 House Won Rep. Lori Trahan MA General 2020 House Won RICHARD E NEAL FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE MA General 2020 House Won ROB WITTMAN FOR CONGRESS VA General 2020 House Won ROBIN KELLY FOR CONGRESS IL General 2020 House Won RODNEY FOR CONGRESS IL General 2020 House Won Ron Estes for Congress KS General 2020 House Won SCALISE FOR CONGRESS LA General 2020 House Won SMUCKER FOR CONGRESS PA General 2020 House Won STEPHANIE MURPHY FOR CONGRESS FL General 2020 House Won STIVERS FOR CONGRESS OH General 2020 House Won SUOZZI for Congress NY General 2020 House Won TEXANS FOR JODEY ARRINGTON TX General 2020 House Won TEXANS FOR RONNY JACKSON TX General 2020 House Won KIND FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE WI General 2020 House Won Case for Congress HI General 2020 House Won KATHERINE CLARK FOR CONGRESS MA General 2020 House Won DELBENE FOR CONGRESS WA General 2020 House Won Elise for Congress NY General 2020 House Won BRIAN HIGGINS FOR CONGRESS NY General 2020 House Won Dr.
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