Ranking · Senate · Updated Sep 30, 2026
Members most funded by PACs: Senate
As of Sep 30, 2026, Sen. John R. Curtis (R-UT) has the highest figure in the Senate: 53% of campaign money from political action committees. Next are Sen. Roger F. Wicker (R-MS) at 52% and Sen. John Boozman (R-AR) at 50%. 98 members are ranked; the typical (median) member is at 15%.
- Members ranked
- 98
- Highest
- 53%
- Median
- 15%
Top 98
- 1. John R. Curtis R-UT · Senate53%
- 2. Roger F. Wicker R-MS · Senate52%
- 3. John Boozman R-AR · Senate50%
- 4. Cynthia M. Lummis R-WY · Senate47%
- 5. Angus S. King, Jr. I-ME · Senate46%
- 6. John Hoeven R-ND · Senate45%
- 7. Mike Rounds R-SD · Senate44%
- 8. James C. Justice R-WV · Senate43%
- 9. Deb Fischer R-NE · Senate41%
- 10. Roger Marshall R-KS · Senate37%
- 11. Mike Crapo R-ID · Senate36%
- 12. Shelley Moore Capito R-WV · Senate36%
- 13. Christopher A. Coons D-DE · Senate34%
- 14. Jack Reed D-RI · Senate34%
- 15. James Lankford R-OK · Senate33%
- 16. Joni Ernst R-IA · Senate32%
- 17. Jeanne Shaheen D-NH · Senate32%
- 18. Thom Tillis R-NC · Senate32%
- 19. Ben Ray Luján D-NM · Senate31%
- 20. Martin Heinrich D-NM · Senate30%
- 21. Cindy Hyde-Smith R-MS · Senate29%
- 22. Steve Daines R-MT · Senate29%
- 23. Lisa Blunt Rochester D-DE · Senate29%
- 24. Tim Sheehy R-MT · Senate27%
- 25. James E. Risch R-ID · Senate27%
- 26. Lisa Murkowski R-AK · Senate26%
- 27. Jerry Moran R-KS · Senate25%
- 28. Bill Cassidy R-LA · Senate25%
- 29. Angela D. Alsobrooks D-MD · Senate24%
- 30. John Barrasso R-WY · Senate24%
- 31. Brian Schatz D-HI · Senate23%
- 32. Margaret Wood Hassan D-NH · Senate22%
- 33. Jim Banks R-IN · Senate21%
- 34. Dan Sullivan R-AK · Senate21%
- 35. Bill Hagerty R-TN · Senate21%
- 36. Ted Budd R-NC · Senate19%
- 37. John Thune R-SD · Senate18%
- 38. Ron Wyden D-OR · Senate18%
- 39. Tom Cotton R-AR · Senate18%
- 40. Ashley Moody R-FL · Senate18%
- 41. Tommy Tuberville R-AL · Senate18%
- 42. John Cornyn R-TX · Senate17%
- 43. Richard Blumenthal D-CT · Senate17%
- 44. Peter Welch D-VT · Senate17%
- 45. Tim Kaine D-VA · Senate17%
- 46. Kevin Cramer R-ND · Senate16%
- 47. Jon Husted R-OH · Senate16%
- 48. Katie Boyd Britt R-AL · Senate16%
- 49. Chuck Grassley R-IA · Senate16%
- 50. Todd Young R-IN · Senate15%
- 51. Pete Ricketts R-NE · Senate15%
- 52. Darline Graham R-SC · Senate14%
- 53. Charles E. Schumer D-NY · Senate13%
- 54. Jacky Rosen D-NV · Senate13%
- 55. David McCormick R-PA · Senate12%
- 56. Catherine Cortez Masto D-NV · Senate12%
- 57. Mark R. Warner D-VA · Senate12%
- 58. John W. Hickenlooper D-CO · Senate11%
- 59. Edward J. Markey D-MA · Senate11%
- 60. Sheldon Whitehouse D-RI · Senate11%
- 61. Jeff Merkley D-OR · Senate11%
- 62. Ruben Gallego D-AZ · Senate10%
- 63. Mike Lee R-UT · Senate10%
- 64. Bernie Moreno R-OH · Senate10%
- 65. Alex Padilla D-CA · Senate10%
- 66. Patty Murray D-WA · Senate9%
- 67. Richard J. Durbin D-IL · Senate9%
- 68. Michael F. Bennet D-CO · Senate9%
- 69. Eric Schmitt R-MO · Senate8%
- 70. Susan M. Collins R-ME · Senate7%
- 71. Mitch McConnell R-KY · Senate7%
- 72. Mazie K. Hirono D-HI · Senate7%
- 73. Amy Klobuchar D-MN · Senate6%
- 74. Kirsten E. Gillibrand D-NY · Senate5%
- 75. Rick Scott R-FL · Senate5%
- 76. Ted Cruz R-TX · Senate5%
- 77. Tammy Baldwin D-WI · Senate5%
- 78. Marsha Blackburn R-TN · Senate4%
- 79. Chris Van Hollen D-MD · Senate4%
- 80. Andy Kim D-NJ · Senate4%
- 81. Tim Scott R-SC · Senate3%
- 82. Gary C. Peters D-MI · Senate3%
- 83. Ron Johnson R-WI · Senate3%
- 84. Raphael G. Warnock D-GA · Senate3%
- 85. Cory A. Booker D-NJ · Senate3%
- 86. Tammy Duckworth D-IL · Senate3%
- 87. Rand Paul R-KY · Senate2%
- 88. John Fetterman D-PA · Senate2%
- 89. Josh Hawley R-MO · Senate2%
- 90. Jon Ossoff D-GA · Senate1%
- 91. John Kennedy R-LA · Senate1%
- 92. Adam B. Schiff D-CA · Senate1%
- 93. Elissa Slotkin D-MI · Senate1%
- 94. Elizabeth Warren D-MA · Senate0%
- 95. Mark Kelly D-AZ · Senate0%
- 96. Bernard Sanders I-VT · Senate0%
- 97. Maria Cantwell D-WA · Senate0%
- 98. Christopher Murphy D-CT · Senate0%
By party
Democrats: 44 ranked, median 10%. Republicans: 52 ranked, median 18%.
How we count
Share of 2025–26 campaign receipts that came from political action committees, which are funded by companies, unions and interest groups. Members who raised under $50,000 are left out.
Source: FEC candidate summaries. Every member’s figure links to their profile, which links to the original filings. Data as of Sep 30, 2026, updated daily.
Other rankings
Capitol Receipts is nonpartisan. Every member is measured the same way, from public records.