$989,772 in Finance & Insurance PAC money was in the room for the vote on S.J.Res. 3
52 members who voted on S.J.Res. 3 also banked finance & insurance PAC money in the 2024 cycle. Who got what, and how they voted.
· U.S. Wealth Watcher
On March 5, 2025, members voted on A joint resolution providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Internal Revenue Service relating to "Gross Proceeds Reporting by Brokers That Regularly Provide Services Effectuating Digital Asset Sales".. The roll-call record notes the bill mainly benefits finance & insurance (Assigned from the committee of jurisdiction (SSFI).).
Of the members who cast a yes or no vote, these received finance & insurance PAC money in the 2024 cycle, sorted by amount:
- Kevin Cramer (ND): $60,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Lisa Blunt Rochester (DE): $60,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Tim Scott (SC): $55,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Mark R. Warner (VA): $39,500 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Margaret Wood Hassan (NH): $35,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Katie Boyd Britt (AL): $30,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- John W. Hickenlooper (CO): $27,500 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Ted Budd (NC): $26,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Tom Cotton (AR): $25,500 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Pete Ricketts (NE): $25,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- John Kennedy (LA): $24,500 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Raphael G. Warnock (GA): $22,500 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Tommy Tuberville (AL): $22,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Jeanne Shaheen (NH): $21,773 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Adam B. Schiff (CA): $20,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Amy Klobuchar (MN): $20,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Angus S. King, Jr. (ME): $20,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Charles E. Schumer (NY): $20,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- John Boozman (AR): $20,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Joni Ernst (IA): $20,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Mike Rounds (SD): $20,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Ted Cruz (TX): $20,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Tim Kaine (VA): $20,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Tina Smith (MN): $20,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Gary C. Peters (MI): $17,500 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Bill Hagerty (TN): $16,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Ron Wyden (OR): $15,500 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- John Hoeven (ND): $15,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Martin Heinrich (NM): $15,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Mark Kelly (AZ): $12,500 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Christopher A. Coons (DE): $11,999 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Eric Schmitt (MO): $11,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Jacky Rosen (NV): $11,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Catherine Cortez Masto (NV): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Christopher Murphy (CT): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Cindy Hyde-Smith (MS): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Deb Fischer (NE): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- James E. Risch (ID): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Jim Banks (IN): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- John Barrasso (WY): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- John Cornyn (TX): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Marsha Blackburn (TN): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Mitch McConnell (KY): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Rand Paul (KY): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Rick Scott (FL): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Roger F. Wicker (MS): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Ron Johnson (WI): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Sheldon Whitehouse (RI): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Tammy Baldwin (WI): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Tammy Duckworth (IL): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted no.
- Thom Tillis (NC): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
- Todd Young (IN): $10,000 in finance & insurance PAC money, voted yes.
That donor figure covers 94 of 96 members who cast a yes or no vote on this roll-call; the rest have no finance & insurance PAC money on file here.
Money leaves a paper trail, and so do votes; we simply lay the two side by side. Correlation is not causation, and nothing here asserts that one caused the other.
This is an automatically generated timeline of dated public records. It states facts and implies nothing about any decision or motive. Correlation is not causation.
We report from public records and published reporting. Appearing here is not an allegation of wrongdoing.