LEADING THE FUTURE
Mixed activity · 50% Democratic / 50% RepublicanInferred from activitySuper PAC · Unauthorized · Quarterly filerC00916114
Overview
- Raised
- $76M
- Spent
- $52.2M
- Cash on hand
- $23.8M
- Debts owed
- $0
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 reportedLeading The Future is focused on advancing a positive, forward-looking agenda for AI innovation in Washington, D.C. and across the states, proactively engaging in the political process by identifying, maintaining, and growing pro-AI candidates in order to support an AI innovation policy agenda at the state and federal level. The ultimate goal is not just short-term political wins, but the creation of enduring infrastructure and momentum that ensures AI leadership remains a central focus in U.S. politics to advance good AI policy.
Inferred focus
Inferred from documented evidence · Not a finding of motiveThe committee's primary focus is to promote American leadership in AI innovation by supporting pro-AI candidates at both state and federal levels and advocating for policies that advance AI innovation. This involves active engagement in the political process to ensure AI leadership remains a central focus in U.S. politics.
- AI Innovation
- Technology Policy
- Political Advocacy
- American Leadership
Reported activity
FEC reported · Summary coverage through Jun 30, 2026 · Snapshot Sep 6, 2026
| Metric | Amount | % of reported disbursements |
|---|---|---|
| Total receipts | $75,788,224 | — |
| Total disbursements | $44,755,781 | — |
| Cash on hand | $31,032,443 | — |
| Contributions to committees | $40,000,000 | 89.4% |
| Independent expenditures | $0 | 0% |
| Transfers to affiliated committees | $0 | 0% |
| Refunds to individuals | $0 | 0% |
| Refunds to committees | $0 | 0% |
| Nonfederal share of expenditures | $0 | 0% |
These measures are not additive spending categories. Committee transfers are not evidence that the same dollars funded a recipient’s later expenditures. Payments to vendors are distinct from candidates supported or opposed.
No committee-recipient relationships were available in this snapshot; that does not establish an absence of disbursements.
- Summary metrics are FEC-reported nominal dollars for the selected cycle through the coverage date. Destination caches have separate refresh dates and may cover different reports.
- Percentages use total reported disbursements, not receipts. Categories are not an exhaustive or additive breakdown.
- Disbursements can include noncash accounting entries; they are not verified cash transfers.
- Destinations show up to 10 locally indexed committee distribution relationships, not all spending or ultimate beneficiaries. Source methods are kept separate; do not sum overlapping evidence.
- Vendor payments do not establish a political beneficiary. Missing state/local or other records do not establish zero activity.
Research scope: PACs with more than $10 million in FEC reported receipts for this cycle. Researched Sep 11, 2026. Descriptions and issue focus are not FEC classifications. Financial figures come from the stored data snapshot, not model estimates.
Candidate connections
No candidate connection found in the registration links or sender-reported committee transfers checked for this cycle. Conduit routing and independent spending are not included in this check.
Money in
Sources
- Itemized individual contributions$75.1M
Largest itemized receipts
- A16Z CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC45% Democratic / 55% RepublicanDerived from contributions$25MFeb 11, 2026
- A16Z CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC45% Democratic / 55% RepublicanDerived from contributions$25MAug 22, 2025
- HOROWITZ, BENJAMIN98% RepublicanDerived from contributions$12.5MANDREESSEN HOROWITZ · Feb 11, 2026
- ANDREESSEN, MARC L.96% Republican · 0% unclassifiedDerived from contributions$12.5MANDREESSEN HOROWITZ · Feb 11, 2026
Money out
Spending by kind
- Operating expenditures$1.7M
- Contributions to committees$47M
- Other disbursements$3.5M
Largest disbursements
- PRUSIK PARTNERS LLC$147.4KMANAGEMENT CONSULTING / BANK FEE / SUBSCRIPTION / TRAVEL · Oct 7, 2025
- PRUSIK PARTNERS LLC$103.9KMANAGEMENT CONSULTING / STRATEGY CONSULTING / LEGAL FEES / POLITICAL STRATEGY CONSULTING · Mar 24, 2026
- PRUSIK PARTNERS LLC$98.7KCOMMUNICATIONS CONSULTING / STRATEGY CONSULTING /OPERATIONS CONSULTING · Jun 23, 2026
- SCHOEN SURVEY RESEARCH LLC$89KPOLLING · Oct 28, 2025
- PRUSIK PARTNERS LLC$65.2KLEGAL FEES / MANAGEMENT CONSULTING / STRATEGY CONSULTING / WEBSITE SERVICES · Dec 11, 2025
- PRUSIK PARTNERS LLC$64.8KCOMMUNICATIONS CONSULTING / LEGAL FEES / MANAGEMENT CONSULTING / WEBSITE DE · Feb 27, 2026
- PRUSIK PARTNERS LLC$61.2KLEGAL FEES / MANAGEMENT CONSULTING / WEBSITE SERVICES · Oct 15, 2025
Money network · top contributors and recipients as a graph
Records
Registration
- Committee type
- Super PAC
- Designation
- Unauthorized
- Party affiliation
- No party affiliation reported
- Treasurer
- GONZALEZ, BRITNEY
- Filing cadence
- Quarterly filer
- Organization type
- Not reported
- Connected organization
- Not reported
- Registration snapshot cycle
- 2025–2026
- Cycles loaded
- 2026
- Registered address
- 675 S GREEN VALLEY PKWY · NUM 1333 · HENDERSON, NV, 89052
Relationships
FEC-reported relationships
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Political alignment
Registration, linked-candidate, and disclosed money-flow evidence
FEC registration: Super PAC; 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.