GOPAC ELECTION FUND
Republican-aligned activityInferred from activityHybrid PAC (qualified) · Unauthorized · Monthly filerC00559740
Overview
- Raised
- $53.5Mvs $17.2M 2023–2024
- Spent
- $52.6Mvs $17.2M 2023–2024
- Cash on hand
- $1Mvs $53.7K 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.
Purpose and activities
2025–2026 · Background research
Stated purpose
AI summary of cited sources · Not FEC reportedThe GOPAC Election Fund is dedicated to assisting GOPAC affiliated legislators running for federal and state offices. It aims to elect Republican majorities at all levels of government by providing financial resources to candidates, including maximum allowable federal and state contributions, and through independent and coordinated expenditures.
Inferred focus
Inferred from documented evidence · Not a finding of motiveThe committee focuses on supporting Republican candidates for federal and state offices, particularly those who have participated in GOPAC programs, by providing financial assistance and promoting their biographies and ideas through various expenditures.
- Republican Party
- Candidate Support
- Federal Elections
- State Elections
Reported activity
FEC reported · Summary coverage through Jul 31, 2026 · Snapshot Sep 6, 2026
| Metric | Amount | % of reported disbursements |
|---|---|---|
| Total receipts | $22,999,712 | — |
| Total disbursements | $22,906,992 | — |
Candidate connections
Candidate campaign receiving transfers
ALVARADO, RALPH ARepublicanFEC reportedU.S. House · Kentucky · District 6
Receiving campaign: ALVARADO FOR KENTUCKY
Candidate details & sources
FEC candidate ID:
H6KY06192· 2025–2026 reporting cycleCandidate campaign receiving transfers
Money in
Sources
- Itemized individual contributions$172.4K
- Unitemized individual contributions$9,943
- Other committees$44.5K
Largest itemized receipts
- GOPAC INCRepublicanDerived from contributions$2.6MMay 29, 2026
- GOPAC INCRepublicanDerived from contributions$2.4MJul 15, 2026
- GOPAC INCRepublicanDerived from contributions$2.4MJun 2, 2026
- GOPAC INCRepublicanDerived from contributions$2.3M
Money out
Spending by kind
- Operating expenditures$70.3K
- Contributions to committees$146K
- Independent expenditures$1M
- Other disbursements$51.4M
Largest disbursements
- INVICTUS ADVERTISING$160KApr 17, 2026
- BULLHORN COMMUNICATIONS$112.4KJan 30, 2026
- BULLHORN COMMUNICATIONS$110.4KJan 27, 2026
- BULLHORN COMMUNICATIONS$71KJan 27, 2026
- BULLHORN COMMUNICATIONS$69.2KMEDIA CONSULTING SERVICES · Jan 28, 2026
- MAMMOTH MARKETING GROUP$63.4KFeb 25, 2026
- BULLHORN COMMUNICATIONS$40KMay 1, 2026
- MAMMOTH MARKETING GROUP$38.5KMay 15, 2026
Money network · top contributors and recipients as a graph
Records
Registration
- Committee type
- Hybrid PAC (qualified)
- Designation
- Unauthorized
- Party affiliation
- No party affiliation reported
- Treasurer
- JOHNSON, MELODIE
- Filing cadence
- Monthly filer
- Organization type
- Not reported
- Connected organization
- Not reported
- Registration snapshot cycle
- 2025–2026
- Cycles loaded
- 2026, 2024
- Registered address
- 1000 WILSON BLVD · STE 2000 · ARLINGTON, VA, 22209
Relationships
FEC-reported relationships
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Political alignment
Registration, linked-candidate, and disclosed money-flow evidence
FEC registration: Hybrid 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.
- Supporting
- $994,064
- Opposing
- $0