Super PAC · CA · C00626119

Committee for Working Families, Sponsored by Labor Organizations

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: Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher. View on FEC.gov (opens in a new tab)

  • Raised (2025-26)
    $1,764,924
  • Spent
    $1,463,401
  • Cash on hand
    $488,397
  • Outside spending
    $1,515,544

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

Health Care Saves Lives$162KSEIU California State Council f…$150KPace of California School Emplo…$120KState Building & Construction T…$105KOperating Engineers Local Union…$100KIBEW PAC Voluntary Fund$80KEveryone else$1.0MFor Aisha Wahab (D)$1.0MFor Marni von Wilpert (D)$165KAgainst David Valadao (R)$125KFor Randy Villegas (D)$104KAgainst Dena Marie Maldonado (R)$81KCommittee for Working Families, Sponsor…
  • 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
    • For$1.0M
    • For$165K
    • Against$125K
    • For$104K
    • Against$81K

Bundled contributions (money donors route through a PAC to specific candidates) are broken out only for groups on our issue pages. Outside spending includes $585,010 from 24- and 48-hour reports, as filed, and matches our race pages.

It also gave $70,000 to parties and other committees this cycle. See the list on FEC.gov (opens in a new tab).

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.

Biggest donors by total given
DonorTypeContributionsTotal
Health Care Saves LivesCommittee3$162,319
SEIU California State Council for Working PeoplePAC1$150,000
Pace of California School Employees Association - Local, State, Federal CandidatesCommittee3$120,000
State Building & Construction Trades Council of California Federal PACCommittee3$105,000
Operating Engineers Local Union 3 Statewide PACPAC3$100,000
IBEW PAC Voluntary FundPAC1$80,000
Smart Justice California Action FundOrganization1$50,000
Million More Voters, Sponsored by the California Labor Federation, Afl-CioCommittee1$50,000
Dignity Ca SEIU Local 2015PAC1$50,000
International Union of Operating EngineersOrganization1$50,000
Standing Committee on Political Education of the California Labor Federation Afl-CioPAC1$50,000
County Employees Management AssociationOrganization1$30,000
U.a. Local 342 P.A.C FundOrganization1$25,000
International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers Political aCommittee1$25,000
Faculty for Our University'S Future, a Committee Sponsored by the California Faculty AssocPAC1$25,000
California Federation of Teachers COPEPAC1$25,000
Sheet Metal Workers Local Union 104 Political CommitteeOrganization2$15,000
Bank of LaborOrganization24$1,731
Franchise Tax BoardOrganization1$582

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.

Largest contributions received this cycle
ContributorTypeFromDateAmount
SEIU California State Council for Working PeoplePACSacramento, CAMay 1, 2026$150,000
IBEW PAC Voluntary FundPACWashington, DCApril 27, 2026$80,000
Health Care Saves LivesCommitteeSacramento, CAApril 27, 2026$80,000
Health Care Saves LivesCommitteeSacramento, CAApril 23, 2026$65,000
Pace of California School Employees Association - Local, State, Federal CandidatesCommitteeSan Jose, CAMay 5, 2026$55,000
Smart Justice California Action FundOrganizationSacramento, CAAug. 4, 2026$50,000
Pace of California School Employees Association - Local, State, Federal CandidatesCommitteeSan Jose, CAJuly 13, 2026$50,000
Million More Voters, Sponsored by the California Labor Federation, Afl-CioCommitteeOakland, CAJuly 16, 2026$50,000
Dignity Ca SEIU Local 2015PACLos Angeles, CAMay 19, 2026$50,000
International Union of Operating EngineersOrganizationWashington, DCMay 28, 2026$50,000
State Building & Construction Trades Council of California Federal PACCommitteeSacramento, CAApril 27, 2026$50,000
Standing Committee on Political Education of the California Labor Federation Afl-CioPACOakland, CAApril 28, 2026$50,000
Operating Engineers Local Union 3 Statewide PACPACConcord, CAMay 11, 2026$50,000
State Building & Construction Trades Council of California Federal PACCommitteeSacramento, CAJune 5, 2026$40,000
County Employees Management AssociationOrganizationSan Jose, CAMay 20, 2026$30,000
U.a. Local 342 P.A.C FundOrganizationConcord, CAAug. 3, 2026$25,000
Operating Engineers Local Union 3 Statewide PACPACConcord, CAJuly 23, 2026$25,000
Operating Engineers Local Union 3 Statewide PACPACConcord, CAJune 10, 2026$25,000
International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers Political aCommitteeWashington, CAApril 27, 2026$25,000
Faculty for Our University'S Future, a Committee Sponsored by the California Faculty AssocPACSacramento, CAMay 8, 2026$25,000

See every contribution to Committee for Working Families, Sponsored by Labor Organizations on FEC.gov (opens in a new tab). Contributions of $200 or less aren’t listed by name.