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REPUBLICAN JEWISH COALITION

On the record as: lobbying client, PAC, lobbyists' giving (LD-203).

$66K
from its PAC to 13 senators, 2021 on
$1.6M
on 23 lobbying reports as a client
$141K
its lobbyists report giving 19 senators (LD-203)

Its PAC's giving to senators

REPUBLICAN JEWISH COALITION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (RJC-PAC)

  • Republicans $65,562 (100%)

The senators it gave most, colored by party. ◆ marks a senator on a committee that handles what it lobbies on.

◆ Ashley Moody
R-FL · Armed Services, Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, Judiciary
$20K
◆ Dan Sullivan
R-AK · Armed Services, Veterans' Affairs
$20K
◆ John Thune
R-SD · Intelligence, Finance
$20K
◆ Susan M. Collins
R-ME · Intelligence, Appropriations, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
$14K
◆ John Barrasso
R-WY · Finance, Foreign Relations
$11K
◆ Jon Husted
R-OH · Appropriations, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
$10K
◆ Pete Ricketts
R-NE · Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Budget, Foreign Relations
$10K
◆ Tom Cotton
R-AR · Intelligence, Armed Services
$10K
◆ Ted Cruz
R-TX · Foreign Relations, Judiciary
$10K
◆ Rick Scott
R-FL · Armed Services, Budget, Foreign Relations, Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
$10K
◆ James E. Risch
R-ID · Intelligence, Foreign Relations
$5,000
◆ John Boozman
R-AR · Appropriations, Veterans' Affairs
$5,000
◆ John Cornyn
R-TX · Intelligence, Budget, Finance, Foreign Relations, Judiciary
$5,000
◆ Deb Fischer
R-NE · Appropriations, Armed Services
$5,000
◆ Ron Johnson
R-WI · Budget, Finance, Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
$5,000
◆ Mike Lee
R-UT · Budget, Foreign Relations, Judiciary
$5,000
◆ Lisa Murkowski
R-AK · Appropriations, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
$5,000
$5,000
◆ Roger F. Wicker
R-MS · Intelligence, Armed Services
$5,000
All 26 senators
SenatorFrom its PACIts lobbyists (LD-203)Sits on, in its lobbying areas
Ashley Moody R FL$10,075$10,000Armed Services, Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, Judiciary
Lindsey Graham R SC$10,000$10,000
Dan Sullivan R AK$10,000$10,000Armed Services, Veterans' Affairs
John Thune R SD$5,000$15,000Intelligence, Finance
Susan M. Collins R ME$14,372—Intelligence, Appropriations, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
John Barrasso R WY—$11,000Finance, Foreign Relations
Jon Husted R OH$5,021$5,000Appropriations, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
Pete Ricketts R NE$5,000$5,000Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Budget, Foreign Relations
Tom Cotton R AR—$10,000Intelligence, Armed Services
Ted Cruz R TX—$10,000Foreign Relations, Judiciary
Rick Scott R FL—$10,000Armed Services, Budget, Foreign Relations, Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
James E. Risch R ID$5,000—Intelligence, Foreign Relations
John Boozman R AR—$5,000Appropriations, Veterans' Affairs
John Cornyn R TX—$5,000Intelligence, Budget, Finance, Foreign Relations, Judiciary
Deb Fischer R NE—$5,000Appropriations, Armed Services
Ron Johnson R WI—$5,000Budget, Finance, Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
Mike Lee R UT—$5,000Budget, Foreign Relations, Judiciary
Lisa Murkowski R AK—$5,000Appropriations, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
Marco Rubio R FL—$5,000
Roger F. Wicker R MS—$5,000Intelligence, Armed Services
Todd Young R IN—$5,000Intelligence, Finance
Eric Schmitt R MO$1,000—Armed Services, Judiciary
Bill Cassidy R LA$31—Finance, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, Veterans' Affairs
Bill Hagerty R TN$21—Appropriations, Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Foreign Relations
Markwayne Mullin R OK$21—
Mike Rounds R SD$21—Intelligence, Appropriations, Armed Services, Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs

Its lobbying, by year

What its quarterly reports (LD-2) total each year: the fees it paid its lobbying firms, or its own lobbying spending when it lobbies for itself. Latest version of each report.

2021: $280K20212022: $320K20222023: $90K20232024: $200K20242025: $400K2025$400K2026: $300K2026

What it lobbied on