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Freshman Members Get PAC Cash

By Tony Raymond
Posted April 8, 2013 at 6:56am

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Although April 20th PAC filings containing March activity aren’t due until the 20th, it’s easy to see that Freshman members of the 113th Congress aren’t lacking in support for their next election. Below is a static chart of Freshman members of both Houses showing the PAC money they received during the 2012 election cycle and what PACs have reported contributing to them so far this cycle.

These numbers will change as PAC filings come in later this month. Subscribers can keep track of the PAC money contributed over the cycle at this link.
 

113th Congress Freshman Members
No. Candidate Party State Chamber District 2012 From PACs 2014 From PACs
1. Davis, Rodney REP IL H 13 $566,243 $86,290
2. Heitkamp, Heidi DEM ND S 00 $1,091,870 $85,000
3. Duckworth, Tammy DEM IL H 08 $603,883 $83,104
4. Barr, Andy REP KY H 06 $416,840 $70,074
5. Wagner, Ann L REP MO H 02 $656,884 $62,500
6. Hudson, Richard REP NC H 08 $698,782 $40,250
7. Cotton, Thomas REP AR H 04 $460,315 $40,000
8. Delaney, John K DEM MD H 06 $371,697 $39,604
9. Maffei, Dan DEM NY H 24 $628,988 $37,500
10. Horsford, Steven DEM NV H 04 $670,270 $34,604
11. Kirkpatrick, Ann DEM AZ H 01 $487,962 $34,500
12. Ruiz, Raul DEM CA H 36 $440,453 $34,104
13. Murphy, Patrick DEM FL H 18 $497,088 $33,000
14. Enyart, William DEM IL H 12 $338,250 $32,604
15. Radel, Trey REP FL H 19 $202,000 $30,506
16. Kilmer, Derek DEM WA H 06 $638,606 $30,000
17. Bera, Ami DEM CA H 07 $704,091 $29,604
18. Holding, George REP NC H 13 $280,824 $29,226
19. Foster, Bill DEM IL H 11 $379,894 $29,104
20. Heck, Dennis DEM WA H 10 $664,617 $29,104
21. Mullin, Markwayne REP OK H 02 $295,790 $29,073
22. Joyce, David P REP OH H 14 $280,306 $29,000
23. Bustos, Cheri DEM IL H 17 $463,767 $27,646
24. Vargas, Juan DEM CA H 51 $625,850 $26,604
25. DelBene, Suzan DEM WA H 01 $386,644 $26,604
26. Gallego, Pete DEM TX H 23 $373,705 $26,104
27. Brooks, Susan REP IN H 05 $218,875 $26,000
28. Fischer, Deb REP NE S 00 $1,207,178 $26,000
29. Massie, Thomas REP KY H 04 $295,617 $25,726
30. Rice, Tom REP SC H 07 $280,750 $25,500
31. Pittenger, Robert REP NC H 09 $216,000 $25,476
32. Rothfus, Keith J REP PA H 12 $429,150 $25,226
33. Collins, Chris REP NY H 27 $285,470 $24,813
34. Collins, Doug REP GA H 09 $230,000 $23,000
35. Brownley, Julia DEM CA H 26 $421,237 $23,000
36. Meadows, Mark R REP NC H 11 $233,636 $22,726
37. Schneider, Brad DEM IL H 10 $400,802 $22,604
38. Sinema, Kyrsten DEM AZ H 09 $364,633 $22,500
39. Garcia, Joe DEM FL H 26 $239,889 $21,945
40. Esty, Elizabeth DEM CT H 05 $364,886 $21,104
41. Walorski, Jackie REP IN H 02 $537,440 $21,000
42. Maloney, Sean Patrick DEM NY H 18 $336,026 $19,604
43. Swalwell, Eric DEM CA H 15 $139,200 $19,604
44. Kuster, Ann Mclane DEM NH H 02 $496,040 $19,540
45. Cruz, Ted REP TX S 00 $1,489,803 $19,500
46. DeSantis, Ron REP FL H 06 $238,388 $19,500
47. Wenstrup, Brad REP OH H 02 $279,299 $19,226
48. Williams, Roger REP TX H 25 $263,257 $17,299
49. Grisham, Michelle Lujan DEM NM H 01 $476,440 $17,104
50. Valadao, David REP CA H 21 $528,659 $17,054
51. Bentivolio, Kerry REP MI H 11 $181,057 $17,000
52. Yoho, Ted REP FL H 03 $165,114 $16,614
53. Pocan, Mark DEM WI H 02 $483,973 $16,500
54. Lowenthal, Alan DEM CA H 47 $450,802 $16,104
55. Jeffries, Hakeem DEM NY H 08 $197,150 $14,500
56. Gabbard, Tulsi DEM HI H 02 $356,985 $13,000
57. Perry, Scott REP PA H 04 $225,950 $13,000
58. Frankel, Lois J DEM FL H 22 $394,383 $12,604
59. LaMalfa, Doug REP CA H 01 $367,106 $12,299
60. Weber, Randy REP TX H 14 $363,415 $12,248
61. Messer, Luke REP IN H 06 $317,350 $12,226
62. Takano, Mark DEM CA H 41 $414,509 $12,104
63. Veasey, Marc DEM TX H 33 $486,519 $12,104
64. Salmon, Matt REP AZ H 05 $341,024 $12,000
65. Peters, Scott DEM CA H 52 $280,075 $11,604
66. Daines, Steven REP MT H 01 $400,858 $11,500
67. Stockman, Steve REP TX H 36 $158,499 $10,373
68. McLeod, Gloria DEM CA H 35 $60,500 $10,104
69. Kennedy, Joe III DEM MA H 04 $395,607 $8,500
70. Nolan, Rick DEM MN H 08 $370,727 $8,204
71. Titus, Dina DEM NV H 01 $542,639 $8,104
72. Beatty, Joyce DEM OH H 03 $404,458 $7,604
73. Warren, Elizabeth DEM MA S 00 $995,918 $7,500
74. Stewart, Chris REP UT H 02 $227,000 $7,226
75. O’Rourke, Beto DEM TX H 16 $87,008 $6,500
76. Vela, Filemon DEM TX H 34 $146,250 $6,104
77. Cartwright, Matt DEM PA H 17 $200,297 $6,104
78. Cramer, Kevin REP ND H 01 $283,800 $5,500
79. Castro, Joaquin DEM TX H 20 $541,257 $5,500
80. King, Angus IND ME S 00 $456,002 $4,716
81. Meng, Grace DEM NY H 06 $227,750 $4,554
82. Cook, Paul REP CA H 08 $218,000 $4,000
83. Kildee, Dan DEM MI H 05 $309,753 $2,500
84. Huffman, Jared DEM CA H 02 $357,697 $2,500
85. Bridenstine, James REP OK H 01 $192,500 $2,036
86. Grayson, Alan DEM FL H 09 $217,266 $2,000
87. Payne, Donald M Jr DEM NJ H 10 $265,500 -$2,500
88. Kaine, Tim DEM VA S 00 $1,196,916 -$3,000

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