AVMA Political Action Committee (AVMAPAC)
Advocating for the profession is central to the AVMA’s mission, and the AVMAPAC is an important advocacy tool that helps amplify our voice with members of Congress. The AVMAPAC is bipartisan; we contribute to those in
Congress who support the issues important to veterinary medicine regardless of political party affiliation.
AVMAPAC support helps to elect officials to Congress who are dedicated to improving animal health and welfare, public health, and the veterinary medical profession. In accordance with adopted guidelines, the AVMAPAC contributes to the political campaigns of members of Congress who support the AVMA legislative agenda, or are in key positions where it is advantageous to the AVMA legislative agenda for them to hear and consider the
AVMA’s position in their decision-making process. To provide the necessary funds, the AVMAPAC solicits personal contributions from AVMA members, their immediate families, Student American Veterinary Medical
Association (SAVMA) members, and select AVMA employees.
Contributing to AVMAPAC is often the first step in becoming politically active, and members who contribute to the
AVMAPAC are more likely to vote in elections and get involved in political campaigns. Support for the AVMAPAC has benefited the Association and the entire veterinary profession by allowing our Government Relations Division
(GRD) staff and AVMA members to build and foster important personal relationships.
The AVMAPAC Board oversees the business of the AVMAPAC and operates in accordance with Federal Election
Committee rules and regulations, in addition to AVMAPAC Policies and Procedures. The AVMAPAC Board consists of seven members–three at-large members are appointed by the AVMA Board of Directors and three regional members (East, Central, West) are appointed by the AVMA House Advisory Committee. SAVMA appoints the student liaison.
Meetings—The AVMAPAC Board conducts business via in-person meetings, electronically and teleconferences.
The PAC Board met in Washington, DC in February 2019, July 2019, and October 2019. In 2020, the PAC Board held virtual meetings in April and June.
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AVMAPAC Operations
The AVMA provides the AVMAPAC operational budget, which allows AVMAPAC to utilize 100% of all AVMA and
SAVMA member contributions for political campaigns. Expenses for 2019 were $129,818. Since 2017, the
AVMAPAC has worked with DDC Public Affairs, a Washington, DC based organization that has over 300 PAC clients. DDC provides FEC compliance services, account reconciliation, database management, and contribution management, including processing AVMAPAC contribution checks.
Fundraising
AVMAPAC Fundraising 2019
For 2019, the AVMAPAC Board set an aggressive goal of raising $240,000 from 2000 contributors. Through the hard work of the AVMAPAC Board, AVMA Advocacy Strategic Business Unit and the Marketing and
Communications Division, the PAC raised $247,346 from 1,832 contributors. This is a 25% increase in contributions and a 4% increase in contributors. In 2019, 100% of the Board of Directors contributed $17,789.26 and 100% of the PAC eligible House of Delegates members contributed $54,832.64 to AVMAPAC. Seventy-two members of the Student AVMA contributed a total of $2,866.
AVMAPAC started the year at the Veterinary Leadership Conference/House of Delegates Regular Winter
Session, raising $55,116 from 150 individuals, a 10% increase from 2018. Factoring in the monthly recurring payments, the PAC raised $65,580, a 33% increase from 2018. One hundred percent of the BOD and 60% of the
HOD contributed during the event. The PAC Board held a reception for AVMA Veterinary Leaders (formerly
Emerging Leaders) and high-level contributors.
At the 2019 AVMA Convention, the PAC hosted a Bourbon Tasting Reception and was part of the AVMA Pavilion in the exhibit hall. The PAC also hosted a Rooftop Reception prior to the Battle of the Bands event at the Wharf in Washington, DC. This event was open to all PAC contributors. The PAC held a sweepstakes which culminated at the end of convention. All PAC contributors that contributed from July 31 to August 6 received a raffle ticket.
The PAC raffled off Yeti Mugs during the day, and at the end of the day, they picked the grand prize for the day--
Bose SoundSport Free Truly Wireless Sport Headphones and two US Flags flown over the US Capitol. The PAC raised $49,287 from 248 contributors.
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In addition to the events at the Veterinary Leadership Conference/House of Delegates Regular Winter Session and the 2019 AVMA Convention/HOD Regular Annual Session, to expand the PAC’s reach to AVMA members,
AVMAPAC attended the 2019 Southwestern Veterinary Symposium in San Antonio, Texas. The PAC held sweepstakes at the booth and marketed the Coffee Club to AVMA members at the show.
To educate SAVMA members about AVMAPAC, members of the PAC Board attended the 2019 SAVMA
Symposium in Athens, Georgia, where they promoted the Coffee Club with a sweepstakes for coffee-related prizes and addressed the SAVMA Chapter Delegates. The PAC Board approved three additional $500 grants to match SAVMA grants in 2019 and approved the continuation of the grants in 2020. SAVMA chapters in each school can apply for a grant which is used to educate students about the importance of advocacy and contributing to AVMAPAC.
In 2019, the AVMAPAC continued to run ads in JAVMA built around Education, Engagement and Solicitation. In
October, the PAC placed a cover tip on the front of JAVMA encouraging AVMA members to contribute to
AVMAPAC when they pay their 2020 dues. There were also small changes made to the AVMAPAC website, including the inclusion of the PAC’s promotional video on the homepage and ongoing updates of the PAC’s support to congressional candidates.
The PAC Board made two major changes to contributor benefits in 2019. The Coffee Club, originally geared towards students and new graduates, was expanded to allow all AVMA and SAVMA members to participate as an introductory level to PAC giving. The PAC Board also voted to allow all PAC contributors to attend PAC
Congressional Town Halls. During 2019, AVMAPAC hosted three Congressional calls with the following members of Congress: Congressman Rodney Davis (R-IL), Senator Tina Smith (D-MN), and Senator John Hoeven (R-ND).
AVMAPAC Fundraising 2020
The PAC Board set aggressive fundraising goals for 2020: $325,000 from 2200 contributors. Building on its success in 2019, AVMAPAC started the year off strong, raising a total of $70,428.36 from 220 individuals at the
Veterinary Leadership Conference/House of Delegates Regular Winter Session, a 28% increase from 2019. The
PAC Board held a reception for all AVMA members present at VLC and the HOD session.
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Overall, between January 1, 2020-June 15, 2020 the PAC raised $101,926.33 from 516 contributors compared to
$95,416.94 and 446 during the same period in 2019. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and economic shutdowns, the PAC paused active solicitation and marketing and focused on informational initiatives. AVMAPAC hosted two virtual Congressional Town Halls through June 2020, including Senator Cory Gardner (R-CO) and
Congressman Ron Kind (D-WI). AVMAPAC has continued to run ads in JAVMA and will be including a two-page advertorial in JAVMA before the 2021 dues renewal.
The PAC Board approved the implementation of two new fundraising initiatives in 2020. The first is the Back the
PAC Alumni Derby competition, which was originally scheduled to run from the beginning of the 2019 VLC through the 2019 AVMA Convention. Contributions during this period are counted towards the alumni participation rate for the contributor’s veterinary school. At the end of the contest, the top 3 schools will be awarded grants to their SAVMA Chapters in the amounts of $3,000, $2,000, and $1000 respectively. Due to the COVID-19 solicitation interruption, the PAC Board has voted to extend the Alumni Derby to the end of 2020.
The second new initiative is the AVMAPAC Diplomat Program, which is designed for AVMA and SAVMA members who are willing to educate and solicit their peers on behalf of AVMAPAC. Participants receive a
Diplomat Guide which provides the necessary tools and information they will need to conduct an effective campaign, including keys to success, best practices, and frequently asked questions. The Diplomats also receive updates on AVMA legislative initiatives, training from AVMA staff and other fundraising incentives. Diplomats will work with AVMA staff to determine their recruiting targets (AVMA region, state/city, or specialty group) and plan presentations at in-person or virtual meetings. The requirements to become a Diplomat include:
• Be an active AVMA or SAVMA Member and PAC contributor.
• Participate in Diplomat training and serve throughout the year.
• Have a desire to recruit and retain AVMAPAC contributors.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 SAVMA Symposium at Cornell University was cancelled but
AVMAPAC provided a recorded presentation for the SAVMA Chapter Delegates virtual meeting. AVMAPAC is scheduled to attend the 2020 Southwestern Veterinary Symposium, either in person or virtually, and AVMAPAC is planning on participating in the 2020 AVMA Virtual Convention in August and will hold a special AVMAPAC Town
Hall during convention week.
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AVMAPAC Club levels for 2020 are:
All Contributors • Quarterly conference call with Member of Congress • Bimonthly AVMAPAC Newsletter
$60 Coffee Club ($5.00/month or $60/year) • Coffee Club pin
$120 ($120-$364) Club $120 ($10/month) • AVMAPAC pin
$365 ($365-$534) Club $365 ($1.00/day) Club $120 benefits plus • Lands’ End Merchandise, Club Level $365
$535 ($535-$999) Congressional Club Club $365 benefits plus • Additional Lands’ End Merchandise, Club level $535+
$1000 ($1000-$2499) Senatorial Club Congressional Club benefits plus • Make recommendations for PAC contributions • Display case for AVMAPAC pins • Opportunity to attend in-district fundraiser/political event
$2500($2500-$4999) Cabinet Club Senatorial Club benefits plus • Trip to a special event such as the AVMA Fly-in • Flag flown over the Capitol
$5000 ($5000) Presidential Club Cabinet Club benefits plus • Opportunity to attend exclusive fundraisers, political events and political retreats on behalf of AVMAPAC
AVMAPAC Contributions to Qualified Candidates
The AVMAPAC uses the following criteria in evaluating distributions:
• Is the incumbent/candidate or his/her family member a veterinarian?
• Is the incumbent/candidate a pro-science and pro-veterinary medicine legislator?
• Does the incumbent/candidate represent a district/state with veterinary schools?
• Does the incumbent/candidate represent a district/state with a significant number of AVMA members, and
does the incumbent/candidate have a strong relationship with AVMA members?
• Does the incumbent sit on key Congressional committees which consider legislation important to AVMA and
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AVMAPAC guidelines:
• AVMAPAC supports congressional members who are veterinarians or have a veterinarian in their family.
• AVMAPAC supports incumbents who serve in leadership positions or are on key congressional committees
that consider legislation important to AVMA and who are supportive of AVMA policies and positions.
• AVMAPAC supports incumbents who understand veterinary concerns and are supportive of AVMA positions.
• AVMAPAC’s priority is to Members of Congress who serve in leadership or who sit on committees of
jurisdiction, such as the: House and Senate Agriculture Committees; House Energy and Commerce
Committee; Senate HELP committee; House Small Business Committee; and Senate Small Business and
Entrepreneurship Committee.
• AVMAPAC will not generally contribute to a Leadership PAC. In special circumstances, Leadership PACs
will be considered.
• AVMAPAC will not generally contribute to a Senate race out of cycle. In special circumstances, such races
will be considered.
• AVMAPAC will not generally contribute to the retirement of campaign debt. In special circumstances, debt
retirement will be considered.
• AVMAPAC will comply with the letter and spirit of all federal and state laws.
116th Congressional Cycle Contributions (2019-2020)
From 1/1/2019-6/15/2019, AVMAPAC made 232 contributions totaling $339,500, including contributions to veterinarian Reps. Kurt Schrader(D-OR), Ted Yoho (R-FL) and Ralph Abraham (R-LA). Reps. Yoho and
Abraham announced their retirement at the end of the 116th Congress.
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Senate House
20% 41% 10% 55% 70% 4%
Democrat Other Republican Democrat Other Republican
Total
46% 49%
5%
Democrat Other Republican
Chart 1. AVMAPAC Contributions by Party, (1/1/2019-6/15/2020)
AVMAPAC is nonpartisan. The AVMAPAC Board strives to keep an even distribution of PAC funds to each political party. The majority party is usually a few percentage points higher because they hold the chairs of the committees, and the committees have more majority members than minority members.
AVMA Ambassador Program
The new AVMA Ambassador Program was launched in January 2018 and is intended to protect and promote veterinary medicine by leveraging AVMAPAC to use local voices to amplify AVMA’s legislative priorities with targeted members of Congress.
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Working closely with state and allied veterinary medical associations as well as AVMA leadership, a reliable cadre of effective veterinary leaders, communicators and advocates are identified. Ambassadors attend political events or have one-on-one meetings with key lawmakers while they are in their respective states and/or districts. While meeting with their lawmakers, Ambassadors advocate for the profession by advancing AVMA’s legislative agenda. They also nurture relationships with lawmakers and their staff. AVMA’s goal is for the Ambassadors to become reliable “go to” experts for their members of Congress on matters related to veterinary medicine, animal health and welfare. In 2019, 78 AVMA Ambassadors completed 55 events in 25 states. In 2020, from January 1st to June 17th, Ambassadors are scheduled or have already completed meetings in 24 states with 37 elected officials serving in the U.S. Congress (17 D / 20 R). Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, engagement by AVMA member veterinarians with elected officials has shifted to virtual engagement (one-on-one, small group events, and tele-town halls). Clinic tours and in-person events will resume when normalcy returns.
2019-2020 PAC Board Members
Representing Area 1 (Eastern States): Dr. Christopher Gargamelli
Representing Area 2 (Central States): Dr. Bridget Heilsberg
Representing Area 3 (Western States): Dr. Kenneth Pawlowski, Chair
Representing At-Large: Dr. Bernadine Cruz, Vice Chair
Representing At-Large: Dr. Tim Montgomery
Representing At-Large: Dr. Steven Dullard
Representing SAVMA: Ms. Tyler McMurray
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Appendix 1: AVMAPAC Contributions January 1, 2019- June 18, 2020 (116th Congress)
Candidate Office Sought - District State Amount Election Year
Rep. Robert Brown Aderholt (R) Congressional District 04 AL $3,000 2020
Sen. Doug Jones (D) United States Senate AL $3,000 2020
Rep. Eric Alan Crawford (R) Congressional District 01 AR $1,000 2020
Rep. Tom O'Halleran (D) Congressional District 01 AZ $2,000 2020
Rep. Ann L. Kirkpatrick (D) Congressional District 02 AZ $1,000 2020
Rep. Raul Manuel Grijalva (D) Congressional District 03 AZ $1,000 2020
Rep. David Schweikert (R) Congressional District 06 AZ $1,000 2020
Rep. Ruben M. Gallego (D) Congressional District 07 AZ $1,000 2020
Rep. John Raymond Garamendi (D) Congressional District 03 CA $1,000 2020
Rep. Michael C. Thompson (D) Congressional District 05 CA $4,000 2020
Rep. Amerish B. Bera (D) Congressional District 07 CA $1,000 2020
Ted D. Howze (R) Congressional District 10 CA $5,000 2020
Rep. Barbara Jean Lee (D) Congressional District 13 CA $1,000 2020
Rep. K. Jacqueline Speier (D) Congressional District 14 CA $2,000 2020
Rep. Eric Michael Swalwell, Jr. (D) Congressional District 15 CA $1,000 2020
Rep. Anna G. Eshoo (D) Congressional District 18 CA $1,000 2020
Rep. James M. Costa (D) Congressional District 20 CA $1,000 2020
Rep. James V. Panetta (D) Congressional District 20 CA $2,000 2020
Rep. James M. Costa (D) Congressional District 20 CA $1,000 2020
David G. Valadao (R) Congressional District 21 CA $2,000 2020
Rep. Judy May Chu (D) Congressional District 27 CA $1,000 2020
Rep. Peter Ray Aguilar (D) Congressional District 31 CA $1,000 2020
Rep. Ted W. Lieu (D) Congressional District 33 CA $1,500 2020
Rep. Linda T. Sanchez (D) Congressional District 38 CA $1,000 2020
Rep. Mark Allan Takano (D) Congressional District 41 CA $1,000 2020
Rep. J. Luis Correa (D) Congressional District 46 CA $1,000 2020
Rep. Susan A. Davis (D) Congressional District 53 CA $2,500 2020
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Candidate Office Sought - District State Amount Election Year
Sen. Cory Gardner (R) United States Senate CO $5,500 2020
Rep. John Barry Larson (D) Congressional District 01 CT $2,000 2020
Rep. Joseph D. Courtney (D) Congressional District 02 CT $1,000 2020
Rep. Rosa L. DeLauro (D) Congressional District 03 CT $2,500 2020
Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D) Congressional District 01 DE $1,000 2020
Rep. Neal Patrick Dunn (R) Congressional District 02 FL $1,000 2020
Rep. Theodore Scott Yoho (R) Congressional District 03 FL $5,000 2020
Rep. Katherine Anne Castor (D) Congressional District 14 FL $2,000 2020
Rep. Donna E. Shalala (D) Congressional District 27 FL $1,000 2020
Rep. Earl L. B. Carter (R) Congressional District 01 GA $2,000 2020
Rep. Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. (D) Congressional District 02 GA $5,000 2020
Rep. A. Drew Ferguson, IV (R) Congressional District 03 GA $1,000 2020
Rep. John Robert Lewis (D) Congressional District 05 GA $1,000 2020
Rep. David Albert Scott (D) Congressional District 13 GA $1,000 2020
Sen. David Alfred Perdue, Jr. (R) United States Senate GA $1,000 2020
David Edmund Young (R) Congressional District 03 IA $2,000 2020
Sen. Joni Kay Ernst (R) United States Senate IA $2,000 2020
Rep. Robin Lynne Kelly (D) Congressional District 02 IL $2,000 2020
Rep. Michael Quigley (D) Congressional District 05 IL $1,000 2020
Rep. S. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D) Congressional District 08 IL $3,000 2020
Rep. Janice D. Schakowsky (D) Congressional District 09 IL $4,000 2020
Rep. Rodney Lee Davis (R) Congressional District 13 IL $4,000 2020
Rep. Lauren A Underwood (D) Congressional District 14 IL $1,000 2020
Rep. Adam Daniel Kinzinger (R) Congressional District 16 IL $1,500 2020
Rep. Cheryl L. Bustos (D) Congressional District 17 IL $3,000 2020
Rep. Darin M. LaHood (R) Congressional District 18 IL $2,000 2020
Sen. L. Tammy Duckworth (D) United States Senate IL $1,000 2022
Rep. James R. Baird (R) Congressional District 04 IN $1,000 2020
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Candidate Office Sought - District State Amount Election Year
Rep. Larry Dean Bucshon (R) Congressional District 08 IN $1,000 2020
Rep. Steven C. Watkins, Jr. (R) Congressional District 02 KS $1,000 2020
Rep. Ron Estes (R) Congressional District 04 KS $1,000 2020
Rep. Roger W. Marshall (R) United States Senate KS $1,000 2020
Sen. Jerry W. Moran (R) United States Senate KS $1,000 2022
Rep. S. Brett Guthrie (R) Congressional District 02 KY $1,000 2020
Rep. Ralph Lee Abraham (R) Congressional District 05 LA $2,500 2020
Rep. Richard Edmund Neal (D) Congressional District 01 MA $1,000 2020
Rep. Lori Loureiro Trahan (D) Congressional District 03 MA $1,000 2020
Rep. Andrew P. Harris (R) Congressional District 01 MD $1,000 2020
Rep. Chellie Marie Pingree (D) Congressional District 01 ME $1,000 2020
Sen. Susan Margaret Collins (R) United States Senate ME $2,000 2020
Rep. John Moolenaar (R) Congressional District 04 MI $1,000 2020
Rep. Frederick Stephen Upton (R) Congressional District 06 MI $1,000 2020
Rep. Andy Levin (D) Congressional District 09 MI $1,000 2020
Rep. Deborah Ann Dingell (D) Congressional District 12 MI $1,000 2020
Rep. James Hagedorn (R) Congressional District 01 MN $2,000 2020
Rep. Angela Dawn Craig (D) Congressional District 02 MN $1,000 2020
Rep. Betty Louise McCollum (D) Congressional District 04 MN $1,000 2020
Rep. Collin Clark Peterson (D) Congressional District 07 MN $7,500 2020
Sen. Tina Smith (D) United States Senate MN $3,000 2020
Rep. Vicky Jo Hartzler (R) Congressional District 04 MO $1,000 2020
Rep. William H. Long, II (R) Congressional District 07 MO $1,000 2020
Rep. J. Trent Kelly (R) Congressional District 01 MS $2,000 2020
Rep. Steven M. Palazzo (R) Congressional District 04 MS $2,000 2020
Sen. Roger Frederick Wicker (R) United States Senate MS $2,000 2024
Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) United States Senate MS $1,000 2020
Sen. Steve David Daines (R) United States Senate MT $2,000 2020
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Candidate Office Sought - District State Amount Election Year
Rep. George Kenneth Butterfield, Jr. (D) Congressional District 01 NC $1,000 2020
Rep. Virginia Ann Foxx (R) Congressional District 05 NC $1,000 2020
Rep. David Cheston Rouzer (R) Congressional District 07 NC $1,000 2020
Rep. Richard Lane Hudson, Jr. (R) Congressional District 08 NC $1,000 2020
Rep. Alma Shealey Adams (D) Congressional District 12 NC $1,000 2020
Sen. Thomas Roland Tillis (R) United States Senate NC $2,000 2020
Sen. John Henry Hoeven, III (R) United States Senate ND $1,000 2022
Rep. Jeffrey Lane Fortenberry (R) Congressional District 01 NE $3,500 2020
Rep. Adrian Michael Smith (R) Congressional District 03 NE $2,000 2020
Sen. Benjamin Eric Sasse (R) United States Senate NE $1,000 2020
Rep. Ann McLane Kuster (D) Congressional District 02 NH $2,000 2020
Rep. Donald W. Norcross (D) Congressional District 01 NJ $1,000 2020
Rep. Jeff Van Drew, D.D.S. (R) Congressional District 02 NJ $2,000 2020
Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D) Congressional District 06 NJ $5,000 2020
Rep. Susie Lee (D) Congressional District 03 NV $1,000 2020
Rep. Steven Alexzander Horsford (D) Congressional District 04 NV $1,000 2020
Rep. Thomas R. Suozzi (D) Congressional District 03 NY $1,000 2020
Rep. Yvette Diana Clarke (D) Congressional District 09 NY $1,000 2020
Rep. Eliot Lance Engel (D) Congressional District 16 NY $1,000 2020
Rep. Nita M. Lowey (D) Congressional District 17 NY $1,000 2020
Rep. Antonio Delgado (D) Congressional District 19 NY $1,000 2020
Rep. Anthony J. Brindisi (D) Congressional District 22 NY $5,000 2020
Rep. Joseph D. Morelle (D) Congressional District 25 NY $1,000 2020
Rep. Robert E. Latta (R) Congressional District 05 OH $1,000 2020
Rep. David Patrick Joyce (R) Congressional District 14 OH $1,000 2020
Rep. Markwayne Mullin (R) Congressional District 02 OK $1,000 2020
Rep. Thomas Jeffery Cole (R) Congressional District 04 OK $1,000 2020
Rep. Suzanne Marie Bonamici (D) Congressional District 01 OR $2,000 2020
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Candidate Office Sought - District State Amount Election Year
Rep. Gregory Paul Walden (R) Congressional District 02 OR $2,500 2020
Rep. Kurt Schrader (D) Congressional District 05 OR $10,000 2020
Sen. Jeffery A. Merkley (D) United States Senate OR $1,000 2020
Rep. Brendan Francis Boyle (D) Congressional District 02 PA $2,000 2020
Rep. Daniel P. Meuser (R) Congressional District 09 PA $1,000 2020
Rep. Lloyd K. Smucker (R) Congressional District 11 PA $2,500 2020
Rep. Glenn W. Thompson (R) Congressional District 15 PA $4,000 2020
Rep. William R. Timmons, IV (R) Congressional District 04 SC $1,000 2020
Rep. Tom Rice (R) Congressional District 07 SC $1,000 2020
Rep. Dusty Johnson (R) Congressional District 01 SD $1,000 2020
Sen. John Randolph Thune (R) United States Senate SD $1,000 2022
Rep. Kevin Patrick Brady (R) Congressional District 08 TX $2,000 2020
Rep. K. Michael Conaway (R) Congressional District 11 TX $2,500 2020
August Lee Pfluger, II (R) Congressional District 11 TX $1,000 2020
Rep. Kay Granger (R) Congressional District 12 TX $2,000 2020
Rep. Jodey Cook Arrington (R) Congressional District 19 TX $2,000 2020
Rep. Joaquin Castro (D) Congressional District 20 TX $1,000 2020
Rep. Michael Clifton Burgess (R) Congressional District 26 TX $3,000 2020
Rep. Henry Roberto Cuellar (D) Congressional District 28 TX $1,000 2020
Rep. Marc A. Veasey (D) Congressional District 33 TX $1,000 2020
Rep. Lloyd Alton Doggett, II (D) Congressional District 35 TX $1,000 2020
Sen. John Cornyn, III (R) United States Senate TX $1,000 2020
Kerry W. Gibson (R) Congressional District 01 UT $1,000 2020
Rep. Robert Cortez Scott (D) Congressional District 03 VA $2,000 2020
Rep. Benjamin L. Cline (R) Congressional District 06 VA $1,000 2020
Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D) Congressional District 07 VA $1,000 2020
Rep. Donald S. Beyer, Jr. (D) Congressional District 08 VA $1,000 2020
Sen. Mark Robert Warner (D) United States Senate VA $1,000 2020
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Candidate Office Sought - District State Amount Election Year
Rep. Peter Francis Welch (D) Congressional District 01 VT $1,000 2020
Rep. Suzan Kay DelBene (D) Congressional District 01 WA $1,000 2020
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) Congressional District 05 WA $1,000 2020
Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D) Congressional District 07 WA $1,000 2020
Rep. Kim Schrier (D) Congressional District 08 WA $2,000 2020
Rep. Adam Smith (D) Congressional District 09 WA $2,000 2020
Rep. Mark Pocan (D) Congressional District 02 WI $3,000 2020
Rep. Ronald James Kind (D) Congressional District 03 WI $3,000 2020
Rep. Gwendolynne Sophia Moore (D) Congressional District 04 WI $1,000 2020
Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R) United States Senate WV $1,000 2020
Sen. Michael Bradley Enzi (R) United States Senate WY $1,000 2020
Blue Dog Political Action Committee (D) $5,000 2019
Blue Dog Political Action Committee (D) $5,000 2020
Tuesday Group PAC (R) $5,000 2020
Tuesday Group PAC (R) $5,000 2019
DCCC $15,000 2020
DCCC $15,000 2020
NRCC $15,000 2019
NRCC $15,000 2020
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