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SLUSHFUND.NETCAMPAIGN RECEIPTS, 2025–26 CYCLEWHO FUNDS CONGRESSSource: Federal Election Commission bulk data via SlushFund.netData retrieved Oct 21, 2026slushfund.net/graphics/where-the-money-comes-from$1.9Bin total receipts reported to the FECby 511 members of Congress2025–26 cycle. Latest reports on file run through Oct 14, 2026.Larger individual gifts (itemized): $759M, 39.9% of total receipts39.9%Small donors (unitemized): $372M, 19.5% of total receipts19.5%Corporate and trade-association PACs: $214M, 11.2% of total receipts11.2%Leadership, party and other committees: $118M, 6.2% of total receiptsLabor PACs: $31.4M, 1.6% of total receiptsSelf-funding: $8.6M, 0.5% of total receiptsLoans, transfers and other receipts: $402M, 21.1% of total receipts21.1%Larger individual gifts (itemized)$759M39.9%Small donors (unitemized)$372M19.5%Corporate and trade-association PACs$214M11.2%Leadership, party and other committees$118M6.2%Labor PACs$31.4M1.6%Self-funding$8.6M0.5%Loans, transfers and other receipts$402M21.1%Percent of total receipts, rounded. 11 of 522 members left out where FEC totals do not line up.Last group is total receipts minus the six above; it is not an FEC category.