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Contractors giving the most through their PAC

≈ computed · PAC money to Congress

Federal contractors ranked by how much their connected political action committee gave to members of Congress in the 2024 cycle, summed from Federal Election Commission records. Each contribution is lawful, disclosed campaign finance. This ranking places public records side by side; it is not a claim that any contribution bought a contract or an official act. Each row opens the contractor's page. ≈ computed

  1. 1
    United Parcel Service Co.to 257 members of Congress
    $2.1M
  2. 2
    Honeywell International Inc.to 241 members of Congress
    $2M
  3. 3
    L3HARRIS Technologies, Inc.to 151 members of Congress
    $1.7M
  4. 4
    RTX Corporationto 227 members of Congress
    $1.6M
  5. 5
    General Dynamics Corporationto 224 members of Congress
    $1.5M
  6. 6
    General Motors LLCto 186 members of Congress
    $1M
  7. 7
    Pfizer Incto 167 members of Congress
    $871.5K
  8. 8
    Dell Technologies Inc.to 168 members of Congress
    $862.6K
  9. 9
    The Boeing Companyto 138 members of Congress
    $670K
  10. 10
    Exxon Mobil Corporationto 110 members of Congress
    $636K
  11. 11
    Space Exploration Technologies Corp.to 143 members of Congress
    $627K
  12. 12
    Caterpillar Incto 107 members of Congress
    $604.5K
  13. 13
    UnitedHealth Groupto 115 members of Congress
    $531K
  14. 14
    Microsoft Corporationto 129 members of Congress
    $432.5K
  15. 15
    General Electric Companyto 56 members of Congress
    $423K
  16. 16
    Mckesson Corporationto 63 members of Congress
    $411K
  17. 17
    Archer-Daniels-Midland Companyto 60 members of Congress
    $400.5K
  18. 18
    Motorola Solutions, Inc.to 59 members of Congress
    $390K
  19. 19
    Phillips 66 Companyto 67 members of Congress
    $351.5K
  20. 20
    Ford Motor COto 46 members of Congress
    $303.5K
  21. 21
    United Services Automobile Associationto 76 members of Congress
    $303K
  22. 22
    Tyson Foods Inc.to 117 members of Congress
    $285.5K
  23. 23
    Lockheed Martin Corporationto 103 members of Congress
    $280K
  24. 24
    Marathon Petroleum Company LPto 50 members of Congress
    $217K
  25. 25
    Davita Inc.to 62 members of Congress
    $212.5K
  26. 26
    Leidos, Inc.to 60 members of Congress
    $201K
  27. 27
    Cummins Inc.to 95 members of Congress
    $196K
  28. 28
    Applied Research Associates, Inc.to 38 members of Congress
    $191.5K
  29. 29
    Eastman Chemical Companyto 23 members of Congress
    $161K
  30. 30
    Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.to 52 members of Congress
    $161K
  31. 31
    Science Applications International Corporationto 48 members of Congress
    $135K
  32. 32
    General Atomicsto 32 members of Congress
    $128K
  33. 33
    BAE Systems, Inc.to 44 members of Congress
    $125K
  34. 34
    Georgia Power Companyto 11 members of Congress
    $120K
  35. 35
    Roche Diagnostics Corporationto 38 members of Congress
    $119K
  36. 36
    Fresenius Medical Care Holdings Incto 38 members of Congress
    $103.5K
  37. 37
    Serco Incto 15 members of Congress
    $98.6K
  38. 38
    Aerovironment, Incto 27 members of Congress
    $86.3K
  39. 39
    Anduril Industries, Inc.to 43 members of Congress
    $81.5K
  40. 40
    Am General LLCto 13 members of Congress
    $74.5K
  41. 41
    The Geo Group, Inc.to 32 members of Congress
    $74K
  42. 42
    Granite Construction Companyto 29 members of Congress
    $73.5K
  43. 43
    Corecivic, Inc.to 21 members of Congress
    $65K
  44. 44
    Peraton Corp.to 27 members of Congress
    $61K
  45. 45
    Quest Diagnostics Incorporatedto 25 members of Congress
    $57K
  46. 46
    Philips North America LLCto 24 members of Congress
    $48K
  47. 47
    Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Incto 14 members of Congress
    $47K
  48. 48
    Saab, Incto 26 members of Congress
    $46.3K
  49. 49
    Parker-Hannifin Corporationto 6 members of Congress
    $40K
  50. 50
    Glaxosmithkline, LLCto 19 members of Congress
    $35K
  51. 51
    Palantir Technologies Inc.to 11 members of Congress
    $33K
  52. 52
    KBR, Inc.to 21 members of Congress
    $32.3K
  53. 53
    Great River Energyto 8 members of Congress
    $27K
  54. 54
    Pacificorpto 4 members of Congress
    $23K
  55. 55
    Sunnova Energy Corporationto 8 members of Congress
    $18K
  56. 56
    Sig Sauer Inc.to 5 members of Congress
    $15.8K
  57. 57
    Viasat Incto 6 members of Congress
    $12K
  58. 58
    Crane & Co., Inc.to 3 members of Congress
    $5.3K
  59. 59
    Triwest Healthcare Alliance Corpto 3 members of Congress
    $5K
  60. 60
    Highland Electric Fleets Incto 1 members of Congress
    $5K
  61. 61
    Gci Communication Corp.to 2 members of Congress
    $3.5K
  62. 62
    Air Products and Chemicals, Incto 1 members of Congress
    $1K
  63. 63
    Axiom Space Incto 1 members of Congress
    $1K
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PAC contribution figures are from Federal Election Commission records (2024 cycle); the ranking sums them by contractor. A contribution is a public, disclosed fact placed beside the contracts, never evidence of an official act.

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