PaidForPolitics

Super PAC · DC · C00487470

Club for Growth Action

Can raise unlimited money from people, companies and unions, and spend it on ads for or against candidates. It can’t give directly to campaigns or coordinate with them.

Treasurer: Adam Rozansky. View on FEC.gov

  • Raised (2025-26)
    $58,032,223
  • Spent
    $53,902,072
  • Cash on hand
    $4,325,813
  • Outside spending
    $18,600,306

Raised, spent and cash on hand through reports covering Oct. 14, 2026. Outside spending from FEC filings through Oct. 30, 2026.

Donors and outside spending

Restoration of America PAC$20.0MJeff Yass$16.5MMarsha for Senate$4.8MPeter A. Thiel$1.5MRichard Gaby$1.4MTruist Bank$838KEveryone else$13.0MAgainst Adam Hamilton (D)$2.5MAgainst Rick Edmonds (R)$1.8MAgainst Bill Hill (I)$1.5MFor Dan S. Sullivan (R)$1.5MFor Blake Miguez (R)$1.2MFor Alex Mealer (R)$1.1M27 more$9.0MClub for Growth Action
  • Raised from its largest donors
  • Outside spending for
  • Outside spending against

Left: what the group raised, from reports through Oct. 14, 2026. Donors are ranked by what they gave among the group’s 100 largest contributions. “Everyone else” is the rest of what it raised; select it to see more donors. Right: its outside spending through Oct. 30, 2026, including 24- and 48-hour reports. The two sides come from different reports, so they don’t add up to each other.

Where its money went

  • Given: the group’s own contributions to the campaign
  • Bundled: donors’ contributions the group collected and forwarded
  • For: outside spending supporting
  • Against: outside spending opposing
  1. Adam Hamilton (D)Senate · KS
    • Against$2.5M
  2. Rick Edmonds (R)House · LA-05
    • Against$1.8M
  3. Bill Hill (I)House · AK
    • Against$1.5M
  4. Dan S. Sullivan (R)Senate · AK
    • For$1.5M
  5. Blake Miguez (R)House · LA-06
    • For$1.2M
  6. Alex Mealer (R)House · TX-09
    • For$1.1M
  7. Nick Begich III (R)House · AK
    • For$1.1M
  8. Jonathan Nez (D)House · AZ-02
    • Against$818K
  9. Teresa Benitez-Thompson (D)House · NV-02
    • Against$753K
  10. Marcy Kaptur (D)House · OH-09
    • Against$706K
  11. Casey Askar (R)House · FL-22
    • Against$705K
  12. William Lawrence (D)House · MI-07
    • Against$598K
  13. Clay Fuller (R)House · GA-14
    • For$519K
  14. Jackson Lahmeyer (R)House · OK-01
    • For$479K
  15. Kathy Castor (D)House · FL-14
    • Against$456K
  16. David Flippo (R)House · NV-02
    • For$400K
  17. Janelle Stelson (D)House · PA-10
    • Against$326K
  18. Aftyn Behn (D)House · TN-07
    • Against$307K
  19. Jon Bonck (R)House · TX-38
    • For$280K
  20. Jim Kingston (R)House · GA-01
    • For$275K

Showing the top 20 of 33 candidates.

Bundled contributions (money donors route through a PAC to specific candidates) are broken out only for groups on our issue pages. Outside spending includes $13,676,644 from 24- and 48-hour reports, as filed, and matches our race pages.

It also gave $26,042,010 to parties and other committees this cycle. See the list on FEC.gov.

Who funds it

Biggest donors by total given

Each donor’s contributions combined, among the group’s 100 largest this cycle, as of Oct. 31, 2026. A donor who gave many smaller amounts may be missing.

DonorTypeContributionsTotal
Restoration of America PACPAC3$20,000,000
Jeff YassPerson3$16,500,000
Marsha for SenateCampaign1$4,800,000
Peter A. ThielPerson1$1,500,000
Richard GabyPerson2$850,000
Truist BankOrganization1$837,582
Richard GabyPerson1$500,000
The Bipartisan Network PACPAC2$500,000
Win It Back PACPAC2$324,529
Morgan StanleyOrganization8$276,458
Lenin PetersPerson1$250,000
Ross StevensPerson1$250,000
Champion Fiberglass INC.Person1$200,000
James D. EvansPerson1$200,000
James D. EvansPerson1$150,000
Veterans Duty FundPAC2$150,000
Luther Pate IVPerson2$135,000
Hugh CulverhousePerson1$120,000
Thomas W. LewisPerson1$100,000
SPH Placements LLCPerson1$100,000
William H. RojPerson1$100,000
Scott + Scott Attorneys At Law LLPPerson1$100,000
Jeffrey H. CoorsPerson1$100,000
Poettker Poettker Construction CompanyPerson1$75,000
Brett HendricksonPerson1$75,000

Largest single contributions

Largest single contributions this cycle, as of Oct. 31, 2026. Committees and organizations link to their own pages when they file with the FEC; an organization that doesn’t file won’t show its own donors here.

ContributorTypeFromDateAmount
Restoration of America PACPACPonte Vedra, FLAug. 27, 2026$15,000,000
Jeff YassManaging Director, SigPersonBala Cynwyd, PANov. 20, 2025$10,000,000
Jeff YassManaging Director, SigPersonBala Cynwyd, PAJune 8, 2026$5,000,000
Marsha for SenateCampaignBrentwood, TNMay 8, 2026$4,800,000
Restoration of America PACPACDowners Grove, ILFeb. 11, 2026$2,500,000
Restoration of America PACPACDowners Grove, ILOct. 7, 2025$2,500,000
Jeff YassManaging Director, SigPersonBala Cynwyd, PAAug. 14, 2026$1,500,000
Peter A. ThielChairman, Thiel CapitalPersonMiami, FLFeb. 3, 2026$1,500,000
Truist BankOrganizationCharlotte, NCNov. 21, 2025$837,582
Richard GabyTrustee, Gaby FoundationPersonDuluth, GAApril 8, 2026$500,000
Richard GabyTrustee, Gaby FoundationPersonDuluth, GAApril 2, 2025$500,000
Richard GabyTrustee, Gaby FoundationPersonDuluth, GAAug. 28, 2026$350,000
The Bipartisan Network PACPACWashington, DCApril 29, 2026$250,000
The Bipartisan Network PACPACWashington, DCMay 8, 2026$250,000
Lenin PetersBusinessman, SelfPersonHigh Point, NCFeb. 6, 2025$250,000
Ross StevensCEO, Stone Ridge Asset ManagementPersonNew York, NYOct. 24, 2025$250,000
Win It Back PACPACWashington, DCAug. 10, 2026$224,529
Champion Fiberglass INC.N/A, N/APersonSpring, TXApril 14, 2026$200,000
James D. EvansExecutive, Auto NationPersonDayton, OHFeb. 11, 2026$200,000
James D. EvansExecutive, Auto NationPersonDayton, OHMarch 24, 2025$150,000

See every contribution to Club for Growth Action on FEC.gov. Contributions of $200 or less aren’t listed by name.