Congress is out of session until Monday, November 9 for the midterm campaign. No new roll-call votes until then; the last were the House on Sep 16 and the Senate on Sep 30.

From public records: votes from Voteview, bills from congress.gov, money from FEC filings · votes updated Nov 2, 2026 · How we measure

Money and votes

2025–26 cycle · through Sep 25, 2026Method

53 PACs of the 151 that gave

Of the 151 PACs that gave to Banks and have a lobbying organization behind them, 53 belong to organizations that lobbied on bills he faced a vote on, cosponsored or sponsored.

35% · Senate median: 41%

84 bills

Those PACs’ organizations lobbied on 84 bills. Banks voted Yea on 8, and sponsored or cosponsored 76 with no recorded vote.

$157K of $574K

Those 53 PACs gave Banks $157K, 27% of all the PAC money he received.

Senate median: 29%

PAC money only. Individuals and transfers bring the campaign’s total to $2.7M.

A filing shows that an organization lobbied on a bill, not which side it took. The PAC gives the money; the organization behind it does the lobbying.

Top three bills by gifts from PACs whose organizations lobbied

  1. S. 2 Secure America Act $19K5 PACs

    Yea on passage

    Roll 163 · 52–47

    Jun 5, 2026

  2. S. 832 EPIC Act of 2025 $15.5K6 PACs

    Cosponsor

    No recorded vote

    Apr 29, 2025

  3. S. 1582 GENIUS Act $11K4 PACs

    Yea on passage

    Roll 318 · 68–30

    Jun 17, 2025

Top 3 of 95 bills by gifts from PACs whose organizations lobbied, 11 broad must-pass bills among them

Who funds Banks 191 PACs

  1. NorpacIndependent PAC · funds 26 other members71% to Republicans
  2. Applied Research AssociatesCorporate PAC · funds 41 other members52% to Republicans
  3. Elevance HealthCorporate PAC · funds 247 other members52% to Republicans

All 95 bills with each PAC’s gift and filing, the amounts and lobbying spend of the top PACs, money by cycle Pro

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Campaign totals from Banks’ own reports

FEC H6IN03229 · FEC S4IN00196

$2.7M

raised this cycle · 22% PACs and other committees, 42% individuals (19% of the total in gifts of $200 or less), 36% transfers and other

$3.4M

cash on hand, 125% of what he raised

Gifts from the PACs’ FEC reports through Sep 25, 2026; lobbying from LDA filings through Q3 2026; votes from Voteview. Broad must-pass bills sort below narrow ones and do not set the money-bar scale.

Broad must-pass bills are left out of the figures above; 49 more PACs belong to organizations that lobbied only on those.

38 of Banks’ PACs have no federal lobbying on record or no organization Oathstar could match.

Filings lag, so recent gifts can take weeks to appear. Banks’ leadership PAC (Building a National Knowledgeable Security PAC) is reported separately.