Josh Riley
What the money shows
Josh Riley's 2026 campaign raised $4.3M in the FEC file. Individuals supplied $3.5M, or 82%, while PACs supplied $738,521. AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE is the largest named source on file at $40,175. Outside groups had $60,445 spent for Josh Riley.
Sources: FEC
Sources by sector
Top PAC donors and outside spending combined, classified by industry. Reflects the largest committees on file for cycle 2024 — not total funds raised.
- Ideological / Leadership71%
- Foreign-policy advocacy16%
- Labor / Unions8%
- Law & Lobbying4%
Where the money comes from
Cycle 2026 · Federal Election Commission
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- Labor / Unions
- Law & Lobbying
- Foreign-policy advocacy
- Ideological / Leadership
Top PAC donors
Political action committees that gave directly to this candidate's committee, cycle 2024. Expand a row for who they are.
- 01AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE$40,175
▸PACwho is this?
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is a pro-Israel lobbying group; its political action committee directly contributes to U.S. congressional candidates who support a strong U.S.–Israel relationship. more →
- 02LA BAMBA PAC$15,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is a leadership PAC — a committee sponsored by a federal officeholder to raise money for other candidates and committees, registered in DC, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 03ZINC COLLECTIVE PAC$10,500
▸Super PACwho is this?
This donor is a hybrid PAC, which keeps a separate account for unlimited independent expenditures, registered in CA, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 04COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA - COPE POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS COMMITTEE$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is the PAC of Communications Workers of America, a labor organization, registered in DC, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 05END CITIZENS UNITED$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
End Citizens United (ECU) is a political action committee in the United States. The organization works to reverse the U. more →
- 06PAC TO THE FUTURE$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is a leadership PAC — a committee sponsored by a federal officeholder to raise money for other candidates and committees, registered in DC, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 07AMERIPAC: THE FUND FOR A GREATER AMERICA$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is a leadership PAC — a committee sponsored by a federal officeholder to raise money for other candidates and committees, registered in DC, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 08INT'L UNION OF BRICKLAYERS AND ALLIED CRAFTWORKERS$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is a PAC established by a labor organization, registered in DC, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 09JOBS, EDUCATION, & FAMILIES FIRST JEFF PAC$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is a leadership PAC — a committee sponsored by a federal officeholder to raise money for other candidates and committees, registered in DC, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 10AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR JUSTICE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AAJ PAC)$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is the PAC of American Association for Justice (aaj), a membership organization, registered in DC, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 11PATRIOT PAC$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is a leadership PAC — a committee sponsored by a federal officeholder to raise money for other candidates and committees, registered in NY, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 12MIDWEST VALUES PAC$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is a leadership PAC — a committee sponsored by a federal officeholder to raise money for other candidates and committees, registered in MN, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 13FAIR SHOT PAC$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is a leadership PAC — a committee sponsored by a federal officeholder to raise money for other candidates and committees, registered in DC, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 14INNOVATION FOR GOOD PAC$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is a leadership PAC — a committee sponsored by a federal officeholder to raise money for other candidates and committees, registered in DC, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
- 15IMPACT$10,000
▸PACwho is this?
This donor is a leadership PAC — a committee sponsored by a federal officeholder to raise money for other candidates and committees, registered in NY, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
Outside spending
Independent expenditures by outside groups (super PACs) supporting or opposing this candidate — money spent without coordinating with the campaign. Cycle 2024.
- 01LCV Victory FundFor$60,445
▸Super PACwho is this?
This donor is an independent-expenditure-only committee (super PAC), which can raise and spend unlimited sums for or against candidates but cannot donate to them directly, registered in DC, per its U.S. Federal Election Commission registration. more →
Who funded the outside groups
Outside groups spend without coordinating with the campaign. This shows their major donors — the people and groups who gave $50,000 or more into them. It is not money given to Josh Riley. Cycle 2026.
LCV VICTORY FUND spent $60K supporting Josh Riley, on its own. These major donors ($50k+) gave to LCV VICTORY FUND.
- LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS, INC.$18,000,000
- DEMOCRACY PAC$500,000
- RANDALL, GIOVANNA$375,000
- LAUFER, ERIC$375,000
- AMALGAMATED BANK$350,561
$21M of this came from donors of $50,000 or more, part of the $22M it reported raising. Smaller donors are not shown.
Top employers & company sources
Largest sources of itemized individual contributions, grouped by donor employer.
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Source: Federal Election Commission. Contributions of $200 or less are not itemized by the FEC, so individual donors below that threshold are reported only in aggregate. Individual contributor data is presented for journalistic and informational purposes and must not be used for any commercial purpose or to solicit contributions (52 U.S.C. §30111).