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The bulk of Amazon-affiliated contributions to congressional and federal candidates went to Democrats — around 68% of the total amount of donated dollars, per OpenSecrets. Amazon-affiliated ...
When it comes to winning elections, money matters. Campaign donations fund outreach and messaging to help reinforce a candidate's stance on issues and sway undecided voters. Spending in the 2020...
Cigna – Pledged to "discontinue support of elected officials who encouraged or supported violence, or hindered the peaceful transition of power" in public statement issued January 2021; [3] clarified that voting against certification of the 2020 presidential election did not rise to that standard and resumed donations as of April 2021 [12]
Historically, Musk donated to both Democrats and Republicans, [5] many of whom serve in states in which he has a vested interest, [6] and was a registered independent voter when he lived in California. [7] Beginning in the late 2010s, his political contributions have shifted almost entirely to supporting Republicans. [8]
It includes current as well as former representatives and senators as well as candidates for office for the 2016 and 2018 [6] election cycles. This list shows only the direct contributions to each campaign but does not include more substantive contributions for lobbying and outside spending.
The two companies' donations are dwarfed by Walmart, whose PAC has contributed at least $441,500 to Democrats this election. Corporate PACs are legally allowed to give up to $10,000 to campaigns ...
Throughout 2021, in-house government affairs staffers for at least 13 companies gave personal donations to Republicans who objected to the presidential election results.
Around 185 Democratic candidates agreed not to take corporate PAC money, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Cory Booker, and Kamala Harris. In 2018, there were two Republicans that also took the pledge. [1] [2] [3] During the 2020 elections, around 155 candidates agreed not to take corporate PAC money.