PAC
Biotechnology Innovation Organization (Bio)
Biotechnology Innovation Organization PAC (Bio PAC)
Trade groupLobbyist PAC
Trade association · FEC committee C00355677
Biotechnology Innovation Organization (Bio) gave $189K directly to 93 federal candidates in 2020 through its PAC, Biotechnology Innovation Organization PAC (Bio PAC), and 52% of it helped Republicans (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Dec 31, 2020). 84 of the 93 candidates with a result won.
Checks to candidates
$189K
93 candidates on the 2020 ballot
Winners bought
84
9 losers
Hit rate
90%
$164K on winners, $25K on losers
Party split
52% / 48%
Republicans / Democrats
Biggest checks
The candidates this committee paid the most, and whether they won.
| Candidate | Race | Amount | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christopher A. Coons | Delaware Senate | $8K | ✓ Won |
| Kelly Loeffler | Georgia Senate (special) | $7K | ✗ Lost |
| David A. Perdue | Georgia Senate | $7K | ✗ Lost |
| Thom Tilllis | North Carolina Senate | $6K | ✓ Won |
| Gary Peters | Michigan Senate | $6K | ✓ Won |
| John Cornyn | Texas Senate | $5K | ✓ Won |
| Anna G. Eshoo | California 18th District | $5K | ✓ Won |
| Scott Peters | California 52nd District | $5K | ✓ Won |
| Richard Hudson | North Carolina 8th District | $5K | ✓ Won |
| Chrissy Houlahan | Pennsylvania 6th District | $4K | ✓ Won |
Questions people ask
- How much did Biotechnology Innovation Organization (Bio) give to candidates in 2020?
- Biotechnology Innovation Organization (Bio) gave $189K directly to 93 federal candidates in 2020 through its PAC, Biotechnology Innovation Organization PAC (Bio PAC), and 52% of it helped Republicans (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Dec 31, 2020). 84 of the 93 candidates with a result won.
- Which politicians did Biotechnology Innovation Organization (Bio) give the most to in 2020?
- Christopher A. Coons (Democrat, Delaware Senate, $8K), Kelly Loeffler (Republican, Georgia Senate (special), $7K), David A. Perdue (Republican, Georgia Senate, $7K), Thom Tilllis (Republican, North Carolina Senate, $6K), Gary Peters (Democrat, Michigan Senate, $6K).