● U.S. Senator · GA · Democrat
Raphael G. Warnock
Raphael G. Warnock is a U.S. Senator for GA (Democrat) who serves on 13 congressional committees, including as Ranking Member of Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs: Economic Policy.
Follow the public money trail around this seat: the federal awards performed in Georgia, and the PAC contributions reported to the FEC. Federal work in a state is shown as public context, not a claim about this member’s role in any award.
Federal spending in Georgia
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Committee assignments
PAC contributions received
By election cycle, most recent first.✓ from source
2026 cycle$65,565 from 30 PACs
King & Spalding Nonpartisan Committee for Good Government$5,000
Stripe Inc. Political Action Committee$3,500
Smart TD PAC$2,500
Amalgamated Transit Union - Cope$2,500
Milliken & Company PAC$2,500
National Marine Manufacturers Association and Marine Retailers Association Boat PAC$2,500
Insured Retirement Institute Political Action Committee (Iri PAC)$2,500
Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association Political Action Committee$2,500
American Council of Life Insurers Political Action Committee$2,500
Laborers' International Union of North America (Liuna) PAC$2,500
Political Action Committee of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees$2,500
International Association of Firefighters Interested in Registration and Education PAC$2,500
Top 12 of 30 by amount.
2024 cycle$95,650 from 27 PACs
Southeast Cotton Committee (Secc) Southern Cottongrowers Inc/Se Cotton Ginners Assn$10,000
National Council of Textile Organizations Inc Political Action Committee$7,500
National Chicken Council Political Action Committee (Fka) National Broiler Council PAC$5,000
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen Political Action Committee$5,000
United States Peanut Political Action Committee (US Peanut PAC)$5,000
National Cotton Council of America Committee for the Advancement of Cotton$5,000
American Investment Council Political Action Committee$5,000
Alabama Peanut Producers Association, Peanutpac of Alabama$5,000
National Peanut Buying Points Association Peanut Buying Point PAC$5,000
American Council of Life Insurers Political Action Committee$5,000
The American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries Political Action Committee (Asppa-Napa PAC) A/K/A American Retirement Association Political Action Committee (Ara PAC)$5,000
Prudential Financial Inc. Federal Political Action Committee (Aka - Prudential Federal PAC)$5,000
Top 12 of 27 by amount.
2022 cycle$2,071,945 from 318 PACs
Democracy Engine, Inc., PAC$176,783
Educate and Innovate PAC$20,000
Reproductive Freedom for All PAC$15,234
Victory Now PAC$15,000
American Federation of State County & Municipal Employees P E O P L E$15,000
America's Credit Unions PAC of Credit Union National Association, Inc.$15,000
National Air Traffic Controllers Association PAC$15,000
American Postal Workers Union Committee on Political Action$15,000
Indivisible Action$15,000
Machinists Non Partisan Political League of the International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers$15,000
Nutmeg PAC$15,000
Getting Stuff Done PAC (Gsd-PAC)$15,000
Top 12 of 318 by amount.
2020 cycle$914,574 from 179 PACs
Prairie Political Action Committee$20,000
Oceans PAC$15,000
Great Lakes PAC$15,000
Purpose PAC$15,000
M-PAC$10,000
Kidspac$10,000
Impact$10,000
Common Ground PAC$10,000
Blue Hen Federal PAC$10,000
Perimeter PAC$10,000
America Works Federal PAC$10,000
Educate and Innovate PAC$10,000
Top 12 of 179 by amount.
contribution reported to the FEC, a public campaign-finance record.
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