Political committee · Federal

AB PAC

AB PAC spends independently in federal races and reports that spending to the Federal Election Commission. In 2026 it has reported $39,649,329 in outside spending across 73 races.

Outside spending, 2026

Total
$39,649,329
For candidates
$23,397,974
Against candidates
$16,251,355
Spending for or against each candidate on the Nov. 3 ballot
Ashley Hinson (R)Iowa U.S. Senate$0$4,259,746
James Talarico (D)Texas U.S. Senate$4,170,578$0
Abdul El-Sayed (D)Michigan U.S. Senate$3,427,308$0
Angie Nixon (D)Florida U.S. Senate (special)$2,596,443$0
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R)Mississippi U.S. Senate$0$2,278,559
Jon Ossoff (D)Georgia U.S. Senate$2,179,742$0
Dan Sullivan (R)Alaska U.S. Senate$0$1,593,651
Peggy Flanagan (D)Minnesota U.S. Senate$1,382,186$0
Susie Lee (D)NV-03$998,571$0
Joe Mitchell (R)IA-02$0$992,780
Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R)IA-01$0$972,215
Roy Asberry Cooper, III (D)North Carolina U.S. Senate$948,410$0
Susan Collins (R)Maine U.S. Senate$575$830,937
Mónica De La Cruz (R)TX-15$0$802,625
Rob Bresnahan, Jr. (R)PA-08$0$751,372
Annie Andrews (D)South Carolina U.S. Senate$658,634$0
Mary Peltola (D)Alaska U.S. Senate$625,289$0
Robert Wittman (R)VA-01$0$618,960
Chris Pappas (D)New Hampshire U.S. Senate$543,110$0
Max Miller (R)OH-07$0$500,493
Jeff Crank (R)CO-05$0$400,873
Eliott Rodriguez (D)FL-27$373,774$0
Richard Hudson (R)NC-09$0$365,945
Marcy Kaptur (D)OH-09$365,629$0
Mike Bouchard (R)MI-10$0$353,774
Bill Huizenga (R)MI-04$0$349,317
Virginia Foxx (R)NC-05$0$339,958
Dan Osborn (I)Nebraska U.S. Senate$330,004$0
Gregory Murphy (R)NC-03$0$326,560
Janelle Stelson (D)PA-10$268,086$0
Brandon Herrera (R)TX-23$0$268,000
Zack Mullock (D)NJ-02$251,663$0
Emanuel Cleaver (D)MO-05$234,887$0
Chris Coons (D)Delaware U.S. Senate$231,764$0
Amish Shah (D)AZ-01$221,687$0
Letty Gutierrez (D)TX-09$220,313$0
Ben Ray Luján (D)New Mexico U.S. Senate$217,386$0
Rebecca Bennett (D)NJ-07$174,708$0
Derek Tran (D)CA-45$168,550$0
Greg Landsman (D)OH-01$167,517$0
Shomari Figures (D)AL-02$158,499$0
Pete Ricketts (R)Nebraska U.S. Senate$0$139,848
Paige Gebhardt Cognetti (D)PA-08$133,362$0
Mitchell Berman (D)WI-01$124,885$0
Bob Brooks (D)PA-07$114,651$0
Sean McCann (D)MI-04$114,085$0
Donald Davis (D)NC-01$112,131$0
Jessica Killin (D)CO-05$110,598$0
Jamie Ager (D)NC-11$108,628$0
Kristina Knickerbocker (D)OH-10$105,876$0
John Sununu (R)New Hampshire U.S. Senate$0$105,740
Jared Moskowitz (D)FL-25$91,773$0
Denise Powell (D)NE-02$88,394$0
Adam Gray (D)CA-13$85,638$0
Seth Bodnar (I)Montana U.S. Senate$80,954$0
Johnny C. Garcia (D)TX-35$80,368$0
Zach Dembo (D)KY-06$79,684$0
Matt Little (D)MN-02$71,721$0
Jonathan Nez (D)AZ-02$70,992$0
Vicente Gonzalez (D)TX-34$68,504$0
Eugene Vindman (D)VA-07$59,556$0
Fred Wellman (D)MO-02$59,269$0
Kathy Castor (D)FL-14$56,969$0
Nicole Locklin (D)FL-26$55,720$0
Bobby Pulido (D)TX-15$55,443$0
Don Leonard (D)OH-15$54,385$0
Eileen Laubacher (D)CO-04$47,692$0
Kristen McDonald Rivet (D)MI-08$43,538$0
Elaine Luria (D)VA-02$41,459$0
Brian K. Poindexter (D)OH-07$39,145$0
Sarah Trone Garriott (D)IA-03$37,455$0
Stefany Shaheen (D)NH-01$37,187$0
Chuck Hubbard (D)NC-05$35,539$0
Katy Padilla Stout (D)TX-23$31,358$0
Gabe Vasquez (D)NM-02$30,207$0
Marni von Wilpert (D)CA-48$24,643$0
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D)WA-03$18,810$0
Darren Soto (D)FL-09$18,700$0
Leela J. Gray (D)FL-13$18,277$0
Henry Cuellar (D)TX-28$17,508$0
Jake Johnson (D)MN-01$17,435$0
Janelle Bynum (D)OR-05$15,875$0
Emilia Sykes (D)OH-13$12,311$0
Raymond Edward Smith, Jr. (D)NC-03$11,939$0

A candidate is listed when this group is among the 12 largest outside spenders for or against them. Spending is reported to the FEC as independent expenditures, primaries included.

Federal Election Commission, independent expenditure reports through Nov. 3, 2026. Spending for or against a candidate is reported separately from what the candidate raised, and the two are never added together.

Registration

Federal · Federal Election Commission
Name as filed
AB PAC
FEC committee ID
C00492140
Registered as
Hybrid PAC, with a separate account for independent spending
State
DC
Federal Election Commission, record; checked Nov. 2, 2026.