See which employers have the most politically active employees. 100 employers tracked, $695.9M in total employee donations.
Where Americans work says a lot about how they engage in politics. This ranking tracks which employers have the most politically active workforces, measured by the total value of individual campaign contributions their employees have reported to the FEC. From Wall Street banks to Silicon Valley tech firms, these employer-level totals reveal the industries and companies whose workers funnel the most money into federal elections.
Employer totals are calculated by aggregating all individual contributions reported to the FEC where the donor listed that company as their employer. These are employee donations, not corporate contributions.
No. Federal law prohibits direct corporate contributions to candidates. These figures represent voluntary individual donations from employees who listed the company as their employer on FEC filings.
Companies with large workforces naturally have more potential donors. The top 100 employers account for $695.9M in employee contributions. Per-employee giving rates can vary significantly.
Data is sourced from FEC filings and updated as new reports are submitted. Candidates and committees file on quarterly or monthly schedules depending on the election cycle.