Contractors giving the most through their PAC
≈ computed · PAC money to CongressFederal 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; their appearance together does not mean a contribution caused a contract or an official act. Each row opens the contractor's page. ≈ computed
Ranked by public-record totals, not by wrongdoing. This list does not allege improper influence or unlawful conduct.
- 1Honeywell International Inc.to 398 members of Congress$6.1M
- 2Lockheed Martin Corporationto 414 members of Congress$4.9M
- 3United Parcel Service Co.to 391 members of Congress$4.8M
- 4The Boeing Companyto 375 members of Congress$4.8M
- 5Raytheon Companyto 338 members of Congress$4.3M
- 6General Dynamics Corporationto 342 members of Congress$4.1M
- 7General Motors LLCto 328 members of Congress$3M
- 8UnitedHealth Groupto 268 members of Congress$2.7M
- 9L3Harris Technologies, Inc.to 228 members of Congress$2.6M
- 10Space Exploration Technologies Corp.to 258 members of Congress$2.6M
- 11FedEx Corporationto 304 members of Congress$2.4M
- 12Caterpillar Incto 220 members of Congress$2.4M
- 13Microsoft Corporationto 306 members of Congress$2.3M
- 14United Services Automobile Associationto 216 members of Congress$2.2M
- 15Pfizer Incto 271 members of Congress$2.2M
- 16Dell Technologies Inc.to 232 members of Congress$2.2M
- 17BAE Systems, Inc.to 204 members of Congress$2.1M
- 18Leidos, Inc.to 237 members of Congress$2.1M
- 19Marathon Petroleum Company LPto 169 members of Congress$2M
- 20Exxon Mobil Corporationto 222 members of Congress$2M
- 21Phillips 66 Companyto 159 members of Congress$1.9M
- 22Davita Inc.to 204 members of Congress$1.9M
- 23General Atomicsto 152 members of Congress$1.7M
- 24Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.to 188 members of Congress$1.6M
- 25General Electric Companyto 234 members of Congress$1.5M
- 26Allstate Insurance Co.to 142 members of Congress$1.2M
- 27Ford Motor COto 183 members of Congress$1.1M
- 28Fresenius Medical Care Holdings Incto 161 members of Congress$1.1M
- 29Parsons Corporationto 114 members of Congress$1M
- 30Motorola Solutions, Inc.to 106 members of Congress$963K
- 31Science Applications International Corporationto 162 members of Congress$920.7K
- 32Tyson Foods Inc.to 186 members of Congress$844.5K
- 33Mckesson Corporationto 149 members of Congress$754.5K
- 34Sierra Nevada Company, LLCto 112 members of Congress$711.5K
- 35Archer-Daniels-Midland Companyto 94 members of Congress$692.2K
- 36Cummins Inc.to 163 members of Congress$614K
- 37Applied Research Associates, Inc.to 62 members of Congress$547K
- 38Peraton Corp.to 105 members of Congress$518K
- 39Quest Diagnostics Incorporatedto 91 members of Congress$509.5K
- 40Glaxosmithkline, LLCto 103 members of Congress$498.5K
- 41Eastman Chemical Companyto 70 members of Congress$484K
- 42Amentum Services, Inc.to 97 members of Congress$476K
- 43Serco Incto 39 members of Congress$458.1K
- 44Philips North America LLCto 96 members of Congress$427.8K
- 45The Geo Group, Inc.to 91 members of Congress$422K
- 46Am General LLCto 48 members of Congress$387.5K
- 47Corecivic, Inc.to 60 members of Congress$374.2K
- 48Bechtel Corporationto 37 members of Congress$337.5K
- 49Anduril Industries, Inc.to 86 members of Congress$332K
- 50Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Incto 46 members of Congress$280.5K
- 51Roche Diagnostics Corporationto 62 members of Congress$271K
- 52CACI International Incto 50 members of Congress$257.3K
- 53Fairbanks Morse, LLCto 29 members of Congress$232.2K
- 54Granite Construction Companyto 67 members of Congress$228.5K
- 55Aerovironment, Incto 54 members of Congress$207K
- 56Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc.to 49 members of Congress$184.8K
- 57Georgia Power Companyto 13 members of Congress$176K
- 58Messer Construction COto 31 members of Congress$157.5K
- 59Aerojet Rocketdyne Incto 41 members of Congress$154K
- 60KBR Wyle Services, LLCto 55 members of Congress$144.3K
- 61Austal USA, LLCto 22 members of Congress$132.3K
- 62Saab, Incto 38 members of Congress$99.5K
- 63Parker-Hannifin Corporationto 16 members of Congress$90.5K
- 64American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier, LLCto 33 members of Congress$89K
- 65Dyncorp International LLCto 37 members of Congress$86.3K
- 66Pacificorpto 14 members of Congress$84.5K
- 67V2X, Inc.to 43 members of Congress$84.5K
- 68Palantir Technologies Inc.to 17 members of Congress$77.5K
- 69Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corp.to 24 members of Congress$73.2K
- 70Sig Sauer Inc.to 17 members of Congress$61K
- 71Great River Energyto 10 members of Congress$49.5K
- 72Air Products and Chemicals, Incto 21 members of Congress$40K
- 73Marinette Marine Corporationto 9 members of Congress$36.8K
- 74Harris Corporationto 6 members of Congress$36.4K
- 75Perimeter Solutions LPto 10 members of Congress$33.6K
- 76Highland Electric Fleets Incto 14 members of Congress$33.5K
- 77Gci Communication Corp.to 7 members of Congress$28.5K
- 78Viasat Incto 11 members of Congress$27.3K
- 79Sunnova Energy Corporationto 9 members of Congress$23.5K
- 80Axiom Space Incto 9 members of Congress$18K
- 81Triwest Healthcare Alliance Corpto 6 members of Congress$16K
- 82Kelly Services, Inc.to 1 members of Congress$10K
- 83Crane & Co., Inc.to 3 members of Congress$5.3K
- 84Sierra Space Corpto 1 members of Congress$2.5K
- 85X-Bow Launch Systems Incto 1 members of Congress$2.5K
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.