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.
98 ranked, 2 not ranked
| Rank | Member | From PACs |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | R |
53% |
| 2 | R |
52% |
| 3 | I |
48% |
| 4 | D Tina Smith MN Senate |
47% |
| 5 | R Cynthia M. Lummis WY Senate |
47% |
| 6 | R |
45% |
| 7 | R |
44% |
| 8 | R Mike Rounds SD Senate |
43% |
| 9 | R |
41% |
| 10 | R |
40% |
| 11 | R Shelley Moore Capito WV Senate |
38% |
| 12 | D Jack Reed RI Senate |
36% |
| 13 | R Roger Marshall KS Senate |
35% |
| 14 | R |
34% |
| 15 | D Christopher A. Coons DE Senate |
33% |
| 16 | D Ben Ray Luján NM Senate |
32% |
| 17 | R |
32% |
| 18 | R Joni Ernst IA Senate |
32% |
| 19 | R Thom Tillis NC Senate |
32% |
| 20 | D Jeanne Shaheen NH Senate |
31% |
| 21 | D |
30% |
| 22 | R James E. Risch ID Senate |
29% |
| 23 | D |
29% |
| 24 | R Steve Daines MT Senate |
28% |
| 25 | R Cindy Hyde-Smith MS Senate |
28% |
| 26 | R |
27% |
| 27 | R |
26% |
| 28 | R Bill Cassidy LA Senate |
26% |
| 29 | R |
26% |
| 30 | D |
25% |
| 31 | D |
25% |
| 32 | R |
23% |
| 33 | R |
22% |
| 34 | R Bill Hagerty TN Senate |
21% |
| 35 | D |
21% |
| 36 | R Dan Sullivan AK Senate |
20% |
| 37 | D |
19% |
| 38 | R |
19% |
| 39 | R Tom Cotton AR Senate |
19% |
| 40 | R |
18% |
| 41 | D |
18% |
| 42 | R |
18% |
| 43 | R Tommy Tuberville AL Senate |
18% |
| 44 | R John Cornyn TX Senate |
17% |
| 45 | D |
17% |
| 46 | R Ashley Moody FL Senate |
17% |
| 47 | R |
16% |
| 48 | R |
15% |
| 49 | D |
15% |
| 50 | D |
15% |
| 51 | D |
14% |
| 52 | R Jon Husted OH Senate |
14% |
| 53 | R |
14% |
| 54 | R Pete Ricketts NE Senate |
13% |
| 55 | D Mark R. Warner VA Senate |
12% |
| 56 | D |
12% |
| 57 | D |
12% |
| 58 | R |
12% |
| 59 | D Edward J. Markey MA Senate |
11% |
| 60 | D John W. Hickenlooper CO Senate |
11% |
| 61 | D |
11% |
| 62 | D Jeff Merkley OR Senate |
11% |
| 63 | R |
10% |
| 64 | D |
10% |
| 65 | R |
9% |
| 66 | D |
9% |
| 67 | D |
9% |
| 68 | D |
9% |
| 69 | D Richard J. Durbin IL Senate |
8% |
| 70 | R Susan M. Collins ME Senate |
7% |
| 71 | D |
7% |
| 72 | R |
6% |
| 73 | D |
6% |
| 74 | R |
6% |
| 75 | D |
6% |
| 76 | R Mitch McConnell KY Senate |
5% |
| 77 | R |
4% |
| 78 | R |
4% |
| 79 | D |
4% |
| 80 | R |
4% |
| 81 | D |
3% |
| 82 | R |
3% |
| 83 | D Gary C. Peters MI Senate |
3% |
| 84 | D |
3% |
| 85 | D |
3% |
| 86 | D Cory A. Booker NJ Senate |
2% |
| 87 | R |
2% |
| 88 | R |
2% |
| 89 | D |
1% |
| 90 | R |
1% |
| 91 | D Jon Ossoff GA Senate |
1% |
| 92 | D |
1% |
| 93 | D |
1% |
| 94 | D |
1% |
| 95 | D |
under 1% |
| 96 | I |
0% |
| 96 | D |
0% |
| 96 | D |
0% |
| — | R |
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| — | R |
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