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Includes PACs and other federal filing categories; not every record is a PAC. This is a 2025–2026 snapshot, not complete historical or state/local coverage. See coverage and definitions ↓

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Candidate committee465 records Communication cost filer110 records Electioneering communication filer126 records Federal political committee9 records Hybrid PAC1,076 records Independent expenditure filer907 records Joint fundraising committee1,329 records Leadership PAC927 records Lobbyist/registrant PAC1,601 records Party committee621 records Political action committee3,338 records Principal campaign committee7,764 records Single-candidate independent expenditure committee75 records Super PAC2,581 records
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15,651–15,700 of 20,929 records · Alphabetical by registered name

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Federal committee registration and reported receipts
CommitteeClassification and addressConnected organizationReported receipts
RABB FOR CONGRESSFEC C00852475 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeePennsylvania$1,410,095Through
RABBI MARK W SEBESTAFEC C00885988 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeNew YorkM.W. SEBESTAFEC registration record
RABLE FOR WEST TEXASFEC C00900514 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeTexas$46,240Through
RACE FOR THE FUTUREFEC C00909911 · Open the sourced record →		Super PACNevada$0Through
RACHAEL SCDORIS-SALERNO FOR U.S. CONGRESSFEC C00640417 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeOregonFEC registration record
RACHEL 4 CONGRESSFEC C00929562 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeMassachusettsFEC registration record
RACHEL BOHMAN FOR CONGRESSFEC C00871046 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeMinnesota$0Through
RACHEL FIORI PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATEFEC C00887034 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeCalifornia$0Through
RACHEL FOR US SENATEFEC C00906867 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeMichigan$10,937Through
RACHEL GRAGE FOR CONGRESSFEC C00923540 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeFlorida$417,184Through
RACHEL HURLEY FOR TENNESSEEFEC C00951343 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeTennessee$44,141Through
RACHEL NELSON FOR SENATE 2028FEC C00907394 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeePennsylvaniaFEC registration record
RACHEL PEACE FOR CONGRESSFEC C00933846 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeNew Jersey$92,650Through
RACHEL RODRIGUEZ FOR GOVERNORFEC C00937771 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeFloridaFEC registration record
RACHEL SWIFT 2024 FOR PRESIDENTFEC C00841932 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeMarylandFEC registration record
RACHOFEC C00950634 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeNew YorkFEC registration record
RADHIKA BURRITO FUND FOR A BETTER BURRITOFEC C00628446 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeMarylandFEC registration record
RADIAN GROUP, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (RAD PAC)FEC C00302166 · Open the sourced record →		Lobbyist/registrant PACPennsylvania$63,579Through
RADIANCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEFEC C00372979 · Open the sourced record →		Political action committeeAlabamaRADIANCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE$75,336Through
RADIANT INDUSTRIES, INC. PACFEC C00931212 · Open the sourced record →		Lobbyist/registrant PACCaliforniaRADIANT INDUSTRIES, INC$30,000Through
RADINOVICH FOR CONGRESSFEC C00671032 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeMinnesotaHOUSE VICTORY PROJECT$0Through
RADIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF CONNECTICUT FEDERAL PACFEC C00467373 · Open the sourced record →		Political action committeeConnecticut$5,352Through
RADIOLOGY PARTNERS, INC. PACFEC C00799494 · Open the sourced record →		Political action committeeTexas$339,631Through
RAFAEL A. ORTIZFEC C00848960 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeFloridaFEC registration record
RAFAEL FOR CONGRESSFEC C00869263 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeConnecticutFEC registration record
RAGA ACTION FUNDFEC C00560904 · Open the sourced record →		Super PACDistrict of Columbia$15,534,989Through
RAGLAN LLC CORP PACFEC C00958132 · Open the sourced record →		Political action committeeNorth CarolinaRAGLAN LLCFEC registration record
RAIL MOVES AMERICA PAC, INC.FEC C00884908 · Open the sourced record →		Political action committeeKentucky$43,550Through
RAILROADERS FOR PUBLIC SAFETYFEC C00854893 · Open the sourced record →		Super PACNebraska$546Through
RAIN AND HAIL INSURANCE SOCIETY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEFEC C00279505 · Open the sourced record →		Political action committeeIowa$170,392Through
RAINMAKER TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION PACFEC C00912204 · Open the sourced record →		Lobbyist/registrant PACCaliforniaRAINMAKER TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION$12,525Through
RAIPH HUBER FOR OREGONFEC C00765925 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeOregonFEC registration record
RAISA ADIA MORINEFEC C00888784 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeLouisianaFEC registration record
RAISE THE FLOORFEC C00915371 · Open the sourced record →		Super PACVirginiaONYXFEC registration record
RAISING OUR FUTUREFEC C00640573 · Open the sourced record →		Political action committeeVirginia$0Through
RAISING OUR SISTERS' ASSETS PACFEC C00541052 · Open the sourced record →		Lobbyist/registrant PACDistrict of Columbia$126Through
RAJA CHAUDHRY CAMPAIGN, INC.FEC C00846840 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeTexasFEC registration record
RAJA FOR ILLINOISFEC C00904466 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeIllinoisTEAM RAJA VICTORY FUND$31,560,943Through
RAJANT FUND FOR GROWTHFEC C00931154 · Open the sourced record →		Political action committeePennsylvania$0Through
RAJI RAB FOR U.S. SENATEFEC C00835678 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeCalifornia$0Through
RAKHI ISRANI FOR CONGRESSFEC C00935338 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeCalifornia$2,400,500Through
RALLY NCFEC C90022716 · Open the sourced record →		Independent expenditure filerNorth CarolinaFEC registration record
RALLY VIRGINIAFEC C00812511 · Open the sourced record →		Hybrid PACVirginia$80,069Through
RALPH AMBROSIO FOR CONGRESSFEC C00935965 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeNew York$60,560Through
RALPH NORMAN FOR CONGRESSFEC C00633610 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeSouth Carolina$101,114Through
RALPH NORMAN FOR SENATEFEC C00956912 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeSouth Carolina$934,892Through
RALPH PATTERSON FOR CONGRESSFEC C00600148 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeTexas$0Through
RALPH SCOTT FOR US. HOUSEFEC C00872820 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeNorth CarolinaFEC registration record
RAMACO RESOURCES INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEFEC C00878876 · Open the sourced record →		Lobbyist/registrant PACKentuckyRAMACO RESOURCES, INC.$10,000Through
RAMEZ ELIAS SABATFEC C00932368 · Open the sourced record →		Principal campaign committeeFloridaFEC registration record
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This directory draws on the FEC’s 2025–2026 committee master and financial-summary files. It is not an inventory of every PAC ever formed, every active committee, or every state and local filing system. Missing financial summaries are not zero-dollar accounts.

Not every federal filer is a PAC. Candidate and party committees, electioneering-communication filers and noncommittee independent spenders have different source classifications. Each record retains its FEC ID and original filing context.

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PAC types, in plain language

Traditional PAC
May contribute to candidates and make independent expenditures, subject to the applicable rules.
Super PAC
Raises money for independent political activity rather than contributions to candidates.
Hybrid PAC
Keeps separate accounts for candidate contributions and independent political activity.
Leadership PAC
Associated with a candidate or officeholder, but distinct from that person’s authorized campaign committee.
Read the FEC’s PAC guide ↗
How the directory’s categories are labeled

Categories summarize the source committee type and designation. They are navigation labels, not conclusions about a committee’s current legal status or political influence.

Political action committee
FEC qualified or nonqualified PAC type; designation is shown separately.
Super PAC
Independent expenditure-only political committees.
Hybrid PAC
Political committees with separate contribution and non-contribution accounts.
Leadership PAC
Committees with the FEC leadership PAC designation.
Lobbyist/registrant PAC
Committees with the FEC lobbyist/registrant PAC designation.
Joint fundraising committee
Committees with the FEC joint fundraiser designation; not a candidate endorsement.
Principal campaign committee
The principal campaign committees designated by candidates.
Candidate committee
Other House, Senate or presidential campaign committees.
Party committee
Qualified and nonqualified party committees and national party nonfederal accounts.
Single-candidate independent expenditure committee
The distinct FEC single-candidate independent expenditure committee type.
Independent expenditure filer
People or groups other than PACs reporting independent expenditures.
Electioneering communication filer
Non-PAC groups reporting electioneering communications.
Communication cost filer
Organizations reporting covered communications to employees or members.
Federal political committee
A registered record without a recognized type in the included source.
Directory coverage and source definitions

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