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INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

95% Democratic-aligned activity · 2% unclassifiedInferred from activityPAC (qualified) · Lobbyist or registrant PAC · Monthly filerC00027342

Overview

Raised: $15.5Mvs $14M 2023–2024
Spent: $16.4Mvs $14.4M 2023–2024
Cash on hand: $79.9Kvs $1M 2023–2024
Debts owed: $0vs $0 2023–2024

OpenFEC processed totals through Oct 14, 2026; figures change when amended reports are filed.

Raised is total receipts and Spent is total disbursements as the committee reported them; both can include transfers, loans and refunds. Cash on hand and debts are the balances at the end of the last report. The comparison is the same figure for 2023–2024.

Compliance review · No open linked indicators

Automated review indicators, not findings of a violation. Exact reported records are linked; identity is not independently verified. Reported lobbyist-bundling disclosures are not counted as issues.

Latest cycle-wide scan: Oct 18, 2026 · Index refreshed: Oct 18, 2026. Coverage is limited to loaded records and implemented checks.

Scan coverage and freshness

Receipt eligibility: last successful scan Oct 18, 2026 · latest scheduled check skipped (Oct 18, 2026).
Integrity: last successful scan Oct 18, 2026 · latest scheduled check succeeded (Oct 18, 2026).
Fundraising patterns: last successful scan Oct 18, 2026 · latest scheduled check skipped (Oct 18, 2026).

No open indicators are linked in the published index. This is not a compliance clearance.

Across the cycle, some findings could not be linked safely to entities; ambiguous identities are withheld.

Purpose and activities

2025–2026 · Background research

Stated purpose

AI summary of cited sources · Not FEC reported

The IBEW Political Action Committee supports political action and candidates who will strengthen and protect workers' rights, serving as a resource for member organizing during elections to elect candidates who support pro-worker policies that prioritize unions. It also promotes IBEW education, advocacy, and public policy.

IBEW Political Action Committee ↗

Inferred focus

Inferred from documented evidence · Not a finding of motive

The committee focuses on electing candidates who support pro-worker and pro-union policies, engaging in political action, and providing resources for member organizing during elections. It also emphasizes education and advocacy related to IBEW's mission and public policy.

IBEW Political Action Committee ↗

Issue focus

Workers' Rights
Union Advocacy
Political Action
Public Policy

IBEW Political Action Committee ↗

Reported activity

FEC reported · Summary coverage through Jul 31, 2026 · Snapshot Sep 6, 2026

Stored financial context for 2025–2026
Metric	Amount	% of reported disbursements
Total receipts	$13,618,475	—
Total disbursements	$13,952,523	—
Cash on hand	$689,102

Candidate connections

Candidate campaign receiving transfers
ACHILLES, TODD BAKERIndependentFEC reported
U.S. Senate · Idaho · Statewide
Election 2026 · Challenger · Current candidate
Receiving campaign: TODD ACHILLES FOR IDAHO
Candidate details & sources
FEC candidate ID: S6ID00146 · 2025–2026 reporting cycle
Candidate campaign receiving transfers
ADAMS, ALMA SHEALEY

Money in

Sources

Itemized individual contributions$371.9K
Unitemized individual contributions$13.9M

Top contributors

WAGNER, CHRISTIAN J95% Democratic · 2% unclassifiedDerived from contributions$5,22031 contributions
HAM, MICHAEL M95% Democratic · 2% unclassifiedDerived from contributions$3,91224 contributions
SMITH, JOE P95% Democratic · 2% unclassifiedDerived from contributions$3,56523 contributions
EASTON, JOHN E MR. JR

Money out

Spending by kind

Contributions to committees$5.2M
Other disbursements$11.2M

Largest disbursements

Nothing reported.

All spending →

Payments are reported transactions, largest first; noncash accounting entries are listed under Reconciliation, not as payments.

Over time

Itemized receipts and reported spending by month

Money network · top contributors and recipients as a graph

Records

Registration

Committee type: PAC (qualified)
Designation: Lobbyist or registrant PAC
Party affiliation: No party affiliation reported
Treasurer: NOBLE, A. PAUL
Filing cadence: Monthly filer
Organization type: Labor organization
Connected organization: INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS
Registration snapshot cycle: 2025–2026
Cycles loaded: 2026, 2024
Registered address: 900 SEVENTH ST, NW · WASHINGTON, DC, 20001

Relationships

FEC-reported relationships

Registration evidence · 2025–2026

Reported relationships are not contributions or transfers. They do not establish that any money changed hands. The reporting committee and related entity are shown separately. Only loaded relationship types are shown; this is not a complete organization chart.

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEC00027342 Connected organizationINTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERSReported name only · no identity match assumed
FEC reportedObserved: Sep 12, 2026Registration filing: 1956141Official FEC source ↗
Current registration observation; not a historical filing-date assertion.

FEC-reported relationships

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Political alignment

Registration, linked-candidate, and disclosed money-flow evidence

Evidence-based classification95% Democratic-aligned activity · 2% unclassified95% Democratic-aligned activity · 2% unclassifiedInferred from activity

FEC registration: PAC (qualified); no party affiliation reported. Classification basis: Inferred from activity. This describes disclosed financial activity, not an official party registration or ideological score. The figures below separately preserve the filer’s Schedule E support and opposition designations.

No candidate support/oppose spending foundThis cycle has no locally ingested Schedule E rows for this committee. Registration, linked-candidate, committee-transfer, and recipient-reported conduit evidence can still establish the alignment shown above.

Month	Raised	Spent
Jan 25	$500	$24,000
Feb 25	$1,345	$57,000
Mar 25	$6,270	$270,500
Apr 25	$6,999	$59,500
May 25	$12,281	$70,650
Jun 25	$4,386	$395,250
Jul 25	$44,895	$52,500
Aug 25	$18,666	$70,000
Sep 25	$25,394	$112,000
Oct 25	$18,831	$79,650
Nov 25	$5,691	$1,275,000
Dec 25	$20,281	$200,150
Jan 26	$1,560	$41,750
Feb 26	$4,560	$87,500
Mar 26	$7,580	$666,683
Apr 26	$13,992	$209,700
May 26	$45,193	$123,000
Jun 26	$38,374	$95,500
Jul 26	$32,911	$185,000
Aug 26	$17,521	$191,200

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

Overview

Purpose and activities

Stated purpose

Inferred focus

Candidate connections

Money in

Sources

Top contributors

Money out

Spending by kind

Largest disbursements

Over time

Records

FEC-reported relationships

FEC-reported relationships

Political alignment

Top employers

Top industries

Top states

Cash, assets & liabilities

Money network

FEC-reported relationships

Over time