Interest advanced by political committees

Environmental advocacy

The political committees MyRepTracker categorizes as advancing environmental advocacy, the document behind each categorization, and the campaigns their money reached. Contributions and independent spending are kept apart and never added.

What this categorization claims

This is a claim MyRepTracker makes, not a field the FEC publishes. The commission publishes a committee's designation, its type, its party, its connected organization, and the organizational form it reported. What no filing states is the economic or ideological interest a committee advances, so each committee below carries the document this categorization was made from, and a reader can open it and check the sentence against it.

Environmental advocacy sits in the Ideological and single-issue sector of taxonomy interest-1.7. Only committees whose primary assignment is in force are counted in the figures below. A committee tagged with this interest beside another one is shown and never summed, so no dollar is counted under two interests.

These figures add up all 5,784 stored campaign records.

What the records place under this interest

Each figure below is its own kind of money and they are never added to each other. A contribution a campaign received is money the campaign controls; independent spending is money no campaign is allowed to control, and it counts for one candidate by counting against another.

Spent supporting candidates

$40,495,706 across 69 candidates, in 97 stored campaign records and 667 transactions.

Spent supporting candidates by committees categorized as advancing this interest, ranked by amount
CandidateAmount% ShareCyclesTransactions
Mark Kelly Senate, AZ · Democratic $5,152,16912.7%202223
Robert P. Casey, Jr. Senate, PA · Democratic $2,999,5987.4%2026, 202427
Ruben Gallego Senate, AZ · Democratic $2,807,4896.9%2026, 202426
Raphael G. Warnock Senate, GA · Democratic $2,485,3946.1%202221
John Fetterman Senate, PA · Democratic $2,069,1495.1%202229
Catherine Cortez Masto Senate, NV · Democratic $1,716,7744.2%202220
Tammy Baldwin Senate, WI · Democratic $1,713,1504.2%2026, 202426
Elissa Slotkin Senate, MI · Democratic $1,669,9164.1%2026, 202418
Sherrod Brown Senate, OH · Democratic $1,575,0093.9%20245
Mandela Barnes Senate, WI · Democratic $1,516,0113.7%202224
Dave Min House, CA-47 · Democratic $1,457,3003.6%2026, 202425
George Whitesides House, CA-27 · Democratic $1,260,8853.1%2026, 202419
Margaret Wood Hassan Senate, NH · Democratic $1,259,1343.1%202220
Jacky Rosen Senate, NV · Democratic $1,254,5883.1%2026, 202421
Yadira Caraveo House, CO-8 · Democratic $1,091,0512.7%2026, 2024, 202216
Derek Tran House, CA-45 · Democratic $907,0692.2%2026, 202421
Jacky Rosen House, NV-3 · Democratic $901,5972.2%20242
Thomas R. Suozzi House, NY-3 · Democratic $702,7211.7%20249
John W. Mannion House, NY-22 · Democratic $622,2801.5%2026, 202417
Stefany Amber Shaheen House, NH-1 · Democratic $605,5941.5%20265
Cheri Beasley Senate, NC · Democratic $500,1761.2%20222
Andrea Salinas House, OR-6 · Democratic $486,5711.2%20224
Tony Vargas House, NE-2 · Democratic $456,0841.1%2026, 202420
Seth Magaziner House, RI-2 · Democratic $399,1441.0%20228
Will Rollins House, CA-42 · Democratic $324,3160.8%2026, 20245

The 25 largest of 69 candidates are shown. The total above is over all of them.

Spent opposing candidates

$50,299,881 across 58 candidates, in 69 stored campaign records and 522 transactions.

Spent opposing candidates by committees categorized as advancing this interest, ranked by amount
CandidateAmount% ShareCyclesTransactions
Joe O'Dea Senate, CO · Republican $6,966,50713.8%202215
David McCormick Senate, PA · Republican $4,012,0668.0%202419
Jon Husted Senate, OH · Republican $4,003,7218.0%20266
Donald Bolduc Senate, NH · Republican $3,526,9447.0%202223
Michael J. Rogers Senate, MI · Republican $3,465,1206.9%2026, 202417
Bernie Moreno Senate, OH · Republican $2,177,0304.3%2026, 202414
Adam Laxalt Senate, NV · Republican $1,932,4753.8%202214
Yvette Herrell House, NM-2 · Republican $1,382,0762.7%2024, 202232
Yesli Vega House, VA-7 · Republican $1,353,0182.7%202211
Brian Maryott House, CA-49 · Republican $1,039,2632.1%202214
Bill Huizenga House, MI-2 · Republican $990,1342.0%202615
John James House, MI-10 · Republican $899,8621.8%202419
Gabe Evans House, CO-8 · Republican $887,1901.8%2026, 202411
H4OH13153 House, OH-13 $854,4741.7%20244
Robert J. Wittman House, VA-1 · Republican $828,2381.6%202615
Derek Merrin House, OH-9 · Republican $826,4281.6%20243
Ken Calvert House, CA-37 · Republican $822,8841.6%202418
Scott Perry House, PA-4 · Republican $714,8791.4%20248
Matt Larkin House, WA-8 · Republican $698,9541.4%202210
Juan Ciscomani House, AZ-2 · Republican $670,5631.3%2026, 20248
George Logan House, CT-5 · Republican $607,8621.2%202210
Amanda Adkins House, KS-3 · Republican $581,8431.2%20228
Tom Barrett House, MI-7 · Republican $553,6471.1%2024, 20228
Chuck Edwards House, NC-14 · Republican $515,3601.0%202614
Mike Garcia House, CA-25 · Republican $505,1141.0%20248

The 25 largest of 58 candidates are shown. The total above is over all of them.

By cycle

Money MyRepTracker's records place under this interest, by election cycle and direction
CycleContributed to candidatesSpent supportingSpent opposing
2026$0$4,787,762$9,322,457
2024$0$17,214,621$21,335,943
2022$0$18,493,322$19,641,482

The committees carrying this interest

3 committees carry this as their primary interest, which is the assignment the figures above count. 0 carry it beside another interest, shown here and counted under their own primary one so no dollar is spent twice. 0 have an assignment nobody has promoted, which counts under no interest at all.

Categorized is not the same as reviewed. Most assignments were made by machine from the committee's own filing rather than read by a person, and each one below says which it is. A machine-categorized entry's source establishes who sponsors the committee; the sector is MyRepTracker's categorization of that sponsor.

Political committees categorized as advancing this interest, with the source behind each categorization
CommitteeContributed to candidatesSpent supportingSpent opposingSource
LCV VICTORY FUND C00486845 Applies from the 2022 cycle onward. $0$37,125,409$29,016,659Categorized by hand from the committee's filings and its recorded recipients. The filing establishes the committee's identity; the interest is a human judgement. Curated by hand from the committee's filings. Read the source ↗
EDF ACTION VOTES C00707844 Applies from the 2022 cycle onward. $0$3,059,297$16,763,385Categorized by hand from the committee's filings and its recorded recipients. The filing establishes the committee's identity; the interest is a human judgement. Curated by hand from the committee's filings. Read the source ↗
NRDC ACTION VOTES C00740225 Applies from the 2022 cycle onward. $0$311,000$4,519,838Categorized by hand from the committee's filings and its recorded recipients. The filing establishes the committee's identity; the interest is a human judgement. Curated by hand from the committee's filings. Read the source ↗