Paid For Politics

Nonpartisan. Who's paying for the 2026 midterms, issue by issue, straight from FEC filings: AI, guns, Israel, immigration, abortion, housing and more.

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Gun rights groups: $1.3M in 2026 races, almost all direct checks to candidates.

Gun safety groups: $5.2M, almost all Giffords PAC ads opposing candidates.

Same issue. Different playbooks.

https://t.co/ZZsZynN1m4

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AIPAC PAC has bundled $44.0M to 2026 candidates: donors give through AIPAC, and it forwards the money to campaigns.

Its super PAC, United Democracy Project, spent $53.4M more on ads. J Street PAC has bundled $4.9M.

https://t.co/eaZ6rWUAt7

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New: every 2026 House and Senate race now has its own page. Every outside group spending in it, who they're for or against, and the latest filings.

$1.7B so far. Pick your state: https://t.co/2gDkTIH8db

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Crypto industry super PACs have put $92.3M into 2026 races: $69.3M backing candidates, $23.1M opposing them.

Biggest single target so far: $12.6M supporting Barry Moore (R) in Alabama's Senate race.

https://t.co/tYmdR6YlSV

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We built PaidForPolitics to answer one question: who's paying for the issues you care about?

Pick an issue. See the groups spending on each side and the 2026 candidates who got their money. All data courtesy of FEC filings.

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PaidForPolitics is live.

Pick an issue. See which organized groups spend on it, from both sides, and which 2026 candidates got the money.

Every number comes from FEC filings and links back to the source.

https://t.co/7bqjCGyPQl