Rob Consalvo
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.
- Labor / Unions78%
- Finance & Insurance13%
- Other9%
Where the money comes from
Cycle 2026 · Federal Election Commission
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- Health & Pharma
- Finance & Insurance
- Labor / Unions
- Real Estate & Construction
- Other
Top PAC donors
Political action committees that gave directly to this candidate's committee, cycle 2024. Expand a row for who they are.
- 01Boston Carmen's Union PAC$500
- 02Ironworkers Union Local 7 Pol Action Comm$500
- 03MA & Northern NE Laborers' District Council Pol Action Comm$500
- 04MA Bankers Pol Action Comm$300
- 05Plumbers Union Local #12 PAC$250
- 06Committee to Elect Paul Saccardo$100
- 07Stephen J. Murphy Committee$100
Outside spending
Independent expenditures by outside groups (super PACs) supporting or opposing this candidate — money spent without coordinating with the campaign. Cycle 2024.
No independent expenditures for or against this candidate were reported for cycle 2024.
Top employers & company sources
Largest sources of itemized individual contributions, grouped by donor employer.
- 01Retired$1,450
- 02Rasky Partners$1,200
- 03City of Boston$950
- 04FRED DEROMA & SONS$600
- 05Holy Name$600
- 06Darden Restaurants$500
- 07FRED DEROMA & SON, INC$500
- 08Century 21$500
- 09Boston Children's Hospital$500
- 10TE Foley$500
- 11Neil Jacobs$500
- 12Commonwealth of Mass$500
- 13Finard Properties$450
- 14Self$400
- 15MATHIAS CORPORATION$300
Source: FEC itemized and summary filings. 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).