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Campaign money,
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Money raised and spent by federal candidates, as reported to the Federal Election Commission. Every figure comes from the FEC's public data, carries the FEC's as-of date, and links to the FEC's own record.

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Committee registered with the FEC · C00491357

STEVE DAINES FOR MONTANA

Open this committee on FEC.gov ↗ Candidate's official totals

2025–2026 cycle

Money this committee reported giving or spending for candidates

2025–2026 cycle, from the FEC data file published October 25, 2026. Each line adds up every entry the committee filed, by FEC transaction type, leaving out memo entries so nothing is counted twice. Independent expenditures and communication costs are spending for or against a candidate, not money given to a campaign. Each line links to one filing that reports it.

2023–2024 cycle

Money this committee reported giving or spending for candidates

2023–2024 cycle, from the FEC data file published October 25, 2026. Each line adds up every entry the committee filed, by FEC transaction type, leaving out memo entries so nothing is counted twice. Independent expenditures and communication costs are spending for or against a candidate, not money given to a campaign. Each line links to one filing that reports it.

  2. $2,000.00 · 1 entry

    SAM BROWN FOR NEVADA

    What the FEC calls it
    Contribution made to nonaffiliated committee (FEC type 24K)
    Date of the entry in the linked filing
    September 24, 2023

    FEC filing page ↗Full FEC filing ↗

Itemized contributions, 2025–2026 cycle, from the FEC data file published October 25, 2026. Page 1.

These are contributions as reported to the FEC by the recipient committee, shown as filed. A listed contribution is a report, not a finding about the contributor. Contributions totaling $200 or less to a committee in a cycle are generally not itemized. Federal law (52 U.S.C. 30111(a)(4)) prohibits using contributor information from FEC reports to solicit contributions or for commercial purposes. Power & Politics shows city and state only and offers no download of these records.

Source: Federal Election Commission public data downloads (fec.gov/data/browse-data ↗), refreshed weekly. We do not rate, rank, or characterize any contribution or candidate. Sources and methodology.