Membership organization
Club for Growth
A conservative group focused on lower taxes and smaller government. It is known for backing primary challengers against Republicans it considers insufficiently conservative.
$281,000
given directly to sitting members of Congress, across their careers on file. Direct PAC contributions are capped by law and reported by name.
27
current members received at least one contribution—0 Democrats and 27 Republicans. A contribution is context, not proof of influence: plenty of groups give to members who already agree with them.
$856,000
spent separately on independent ads about candidates. That money never reaches anyone's campaign and is never added to the figure on the left.
Who received its money
Every sitting member this organization’s committee contributed to, largest career total first. The list is complete, not a top slice.
- Bernie MorenoRepublican · OH$43,000
- Scott PerryRepublican · PA$38,000
- Ted CruzRepublican · TX$36,000
- Nicholas J. BegichRepublican · AK$26,000
- David SchweikertRepublican · AZ$23,000
- Rick ScottRepublican · FL$19,000
- Anna Paulina LunaRepublican · FL$18,000
- Tim SheehyRepublican · MT$17,000
- Brandon GillRepublican · TX$9,820
- Elijah CraneRepublican · AZ$8,899
- Nancy MaceRepublican · SC$8,502
- Jim BanksRepublican · IN$4,631
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- David McCormickRepublican · PA$4,600
- Clay FullerRepublican · GA$4,295
- Zachary NunnRepublican · IA$3,500
- Pete RickettsRepublican · NE$3,345
- Robert P. BresnahanRepublican · PA$3,300
- Harriet M. HagemanRepublican · WY$2,225
- Matt Van EppsRepublican · TN$2,206
- Brian JackRepublican · GA$1,852
- Tom BarrettRepublican · MI$1,500
- Andrew OglesRepublican · TN$627
- Josh BrecheenRepublican · OK$355
- Lauren BoebertRepublican · CO$260
- Barry MooreRepublican · AL$250
- Robert F. OnderRepublican · MO$225
- Thomas P. TiffanyRepublican · WI$60
Spent about candidates, separately
Independent expenditures—ads this organization paid for on its own. Candidates cannot legally coordinate with this spending, it never enters their accounts, and this site never adds it to contributions. Column totals include spending about candidates who are not current members; the rows show sitting members only.
Spent supporting
$854,000Ads urging a vote for a candidate.
- Scott PerryRepublican · PA$57,000
- Ted CruzRepublican · TX$55,000
- Jim BanksRepublican · IN$52,000
- Elijah CraneRepublican · AZ$43,000
- David SchweikertRepublican · AZ$42,000
- Rick ScottRepublican · FL$41,000
- Anna Paulina LunaRepublican · FL$35,000
- Nicholas J. BegichRepublican · AK$30,000
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- Tim SheehyRepublican · MT$26,000
- Andrew OglesRepublican · TN$24,000
- Bernie MorenoRepublican · OH$20,000
- Nancy MaceRepublican · SC$16,000
- Brandon GillRepublican · TX$16,000
- Pete RickettsRepublican · NE$9,984
- Matt Van EppsRepublican · TN$9,849
- Lauren BoebertRepublican · CO$9,392
- Brian JackRepublican · GA$6,372
- Josh BrecheenRepublican · OK$4,904
- Chip RoyRepublican · TX$3,818
- Cory MillsRepublican · FL$3,639
- Clay FullerRepublican · GA$1,657
- Keith SelfRepublican · TX$1,338
- Thomas P. TiffanyRepublican · WI$1,338
Spent opposing
$2,584Ads urging a vote against a candidate.
Where these figures come from
Direct contributions are the Commission’s itemized committee-to-candidate records; independent expenditures come from the same filings and are reported separately. This organization files through C00432260—each link opens the Commission’s own page for that committee, so any figure here can be checked at the source. How we count, and what we refuse to claim, is on the methodology page.