GovMoneyGraph2023–2024
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Top 20 Employers by other-party money

The 20 employers with the most other parties money in the 2025–2026 election cycle, ranked by contributions from donors who reported this employer, each linked to its own record.

Unemployed$8,936,885of $826,337,186 in allAn employment status donors reported, not an organization.Self-employed$4,855,260of $464,413,983 in allAn employment status donors reported, not an organization.Retired$3,717,998of $616,609,550 in allAn employment status donors reported, not an organization.Not Reported$1,277,302of $291,170,980 in allDonors who reported no employer, counted together.International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers$775,754Hudson River Trading$521,273of $4,537,626 in allInternational Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers$491,361Thrivent Financial for Lutherans$481,080of $498,020 in allNiSource Corporate Services Co$412,251Uswa Intl$349,078Winklevoss Capital Management$323,772of $10,554,905 in allVenable LLP$303,534of $794,673 in allIcsi$264,183of $1,182,400 in allNovartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation$221,166of $225,644 in allAfghanistan War Commission$213,833of $1,313,454 in allGalaxy Gives$200,250of $207,500 in allA.T. Chadwick Company, Inc.$200,081of $200,439 in allGalaxy Digital$199,078of $886,631 in allTower Research Capital LLC$196,369of $198,074 in all3M Company$195,131of $273,154 in all

Rankings cover the 20 largest reported amounts and are rebuilt with each publication (last on ). A total is reported money, which is not a measure of influence. How to read the data →