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Who is really funding your representative?

The Influence Registry scores every member of Congress by how much of their money comes from corporate PACs and special interests, not from individual donors.

Look Up Your Representative → How The Score Works
$2.82B
in tracked special-interest money flowing to 537 members of Congress. Every figure traceable to a public filing.
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Find out who funds yours.

Pick your state. One sentence per member, generated from their FEC filings, then the numbers behind it.

What The Data Shows
537 members, sorted by who funds them.
The current distribution across the registry.
Only a small share of Congress runs primarily on individual donors.
17
No Corporate
69
Low Risk
109
Some Corporate
147
Moderate
192
High Risk

Maxed-out scores come from both parties (tap any name for their full profile)

Republicans
John Thune 100
SD · Senate · $17.8M special-interest
Chuck Grassley 100
IA · Senate · $14.2M special-interest
Mike Crapo 100
ID · Senate · $12.8M special-interest
Democrats
Steny Hoyer 100
MD · House · $20.9M special-interest
George Latimer 100
NY · House · $20.5M special-interest
Frank Pallone 100
NJ · House · $15.9M special-interest
How It Works
One score. Traceable to the filing.
Every member gets an influence score from 0 to 100. A higher score means more of their funding comes from organized money rather than individual donors.
01

Pull The Filings

We start with each member's own FEC campaign finance reports, which show how much they raised in total and how much came from individuals versus PACs and committees.

02

Separate The Money

Sorted the money into two buckets: grassroots and individual donations on one side, corporate PACs and special-interest funding on the other, broken down sector by sector.

03

Score The Reliance

The score reflects how heavily a member leans on organized money, from corporate PACs and special interests, rather than donations from individual people. The same formula runs on every member with no hand-tuning.

Find out who funds the people who represent you.

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