119th Congress so far · 2025–26 money

Rankings

Every sitting member of the House and Senate, ranked by the measure you pick. Ranks count within the chamber filter: #1 in Senate is first among senators. Figures here are the ones each member's own page shows.

Methodology: PAC dependence

The share of each member's campaign receipts in the 2025–26 cycle that came from PACs and other committees, as the campaign reported it to the FEC, with the dollars. A member with no receipts this cycle is shown but not ranked. From the FEC's weekly bulk files; the same figures as the member's own money section.

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221 ranked, 1 not ranked

RankMemberFrom PACsPAC dollars
1 77%$809K
2
R
76%$1.1M
3 72%$1.6M
4 71%$1.5M
5 66%$1.2M
6
R
Mike Bost IL-12
64%$1.0M
7 63%$1.4M
8 63%$589K
9 62%$883K
10 62%$570K
11 62%$164K
12 62%$882K
13 62%$1.1M
14 62%$1.6M
15
R
60%$1.3M
16 60%$682K
17 60%$1.1M
18 60%$1.1M
19 59%$228K
20
R
59%$1.6M
21 58%$974K
22 58%$1.3M
23 58%$1.3M
24 57%$1.6M
25 57%$1.0M
26 57%$379K
27 56%$3.4M
28 56%$1.0M
29 56%$787K
30 56%$1.2M
31 56%$1.2M
32 55%$459K
33 55%$2.2M
34 55%$735K
35 55%$838K
36 53%$597K
37 53%$644K
38 53%$1.4M
39
R
53%$720K
40 53%$3.3M
41 53%$32K
42 53%$381K
43 53%$1.2M
44
R
52%$2.2M
45 51%$675K
46
R
51%$867K
46 51%$128K
48 51%$368K
49 51%$360K
50 51%$1.3M
51 50%$638K
52 50%$1.4M
53
R
50%$1.2M
53 50%$659K
55 50%$51K
56 50%$300K
57 49%$212K
58 49%$1.4M
59 49%$562K
60 49%$550K
61 48%$2.0M
62 48%$2.0M
63 48%$786K
64 47%$1.2M
65 47%$751K
66 47%$397K
67 47%$481K
68 46%$1.4M
69 46%$671K
70 46%$604K
71 46%$1.2M
72 46%$1.4M
73 46%$442K
74 46%$527K
75 46%$816K
76 45%$1.2M
77 45%$1.1M
78 45%$342K
79 45%$518K
80 44%$482K
81 44%$532K
82 44%$939K
83 44%$778K
84 44%$700K
85 43%$1.3M
86
R
43%$1.8M
87 43%$949K
88 42%$1.0M
89 42%$434K
90 42%$1.3M
91 42%$1.2M
92 42%$745K
93 42%$678K
94 42%$1.0M
95 41%$630K
96 41%$843K
97
R
41%$781K
98
R
40%$225K
99 40%$1.3M
100 40%$966K
101 39%$663K
102 39%$397K
103 38%$548K
104 38%$935K
105 38%$2.1M
106 38%$727K
107 38%$465K
108 37%$381K
109 37%$1.0M
110 37%$565K
111 36%$623K
112 36%$643K
113 36%$1.0M
114 36%$2.3M
115 36%$2.2M
116 36%$736K
117 35%$467K
118 35%$186K
119 35%$585K
119 35%$360K
121
R
35%$528K
122 35%$875K
123 34%$1.4M
124 34%$1.8M
125 34%$269K
126 33%$2.7M
127 33%$905K
128 32%$382K
129 31%$78K
130 31%$2.9M
131 31%$52K
132
R
Tim Moore NC-14
30%$634K
133 30%$1.9M
134 29%$743K
135 29%$506K
136 28%$1.5M
137 28%$1.4M
138 28%$959K
139 27%$1.6M
140 27%$594K
141 27%$211K
142 27%$2.0M
143 26%$1.2M
144 26%$691K
145 26%$231K
146 26%$86K
147 25%$1.7M
148 25%$570K
149 25%$1.3M
150 25%$7K
151 25%$1.8M
152 25%$569K
153 24%$350K
154
R
Michael T. McCaul TX-10 · October quarterly report not yet on file
24%$67K
155 24%$2.5M
156 24%$1.5M
157 24%$576K
158 24%$1.6M
159 24%$2.0M
160 23%$659K
161
R
23%$2.5M
162 23%$18K
163 23%$1.6M
164 23%$638K
165 22%$742K
166 22%$490K
167 22%$2.0M
168 22%$1.8M
169 21%$259K
170
R
Burgess Owens UT-4 · October quarterly report not yet on file
21%$153K
171 20%$1.5M
172 20%$251K
173
R
20%$2.5M
174 20%$397K
175 20%$533K
176 19%$144K
177 19%$1.2M
178 19%$322K
179 19%$2.7M
180 19%$170K
181 19%$450K
182 18%$309K
183 18%$984K
184 18%$388K
185
R
Young Kim CA-40
18%$1.8M
186 17%$375K
187
R
17%$705K
188 17%$1.1M
189 16%$2.2M
190 16%$196K
191 15%$1.1M
192 15%$671K
193 15%$184K
194 15%$378K
195 14%$117K
196 14%$1.3M
197 12%$814K
198 11%$427K
199 11%$636K
200 11%$523K
201 10%$187K
202 10%$209K
203 10%$485K
204 9%$2.1M
205 8%$260K
206
R
Chip Roy TX-21
8%$61K
207 8%$167K
208 8%$57K
209 7%$672K
210 6%$56K
211 6%$488K
212 6%$215K
213 6%$285K
214 6%$290K
215 5%$145K
216 5%$220K
217 4%$122K
218 3%$12K
219 2%$208K
220 1%$117K
221 1%$127K
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R
Ryan K. Zinke MT-1Campaign committee became a PAC this cycle (last figures: 2023–24)
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