2020 general election
South Carolina 6th District
Not a real money race: only one candidate raised meaningful money.
$3.4M was spent on the 2020 South Carolina 6th District race: $3.4M raised by the campaigns, $2.2M of it from PACs, plus $0 from outside groups (FEC filings through Dec 31, 2020). James E. Clyburn (Democrat) won.
Total money
$3.4M
Raised by campaigns
$3.4M
PAC checks
$2.2M
Outside money
$0
Candidates
Raised by the campaign Outside money supportingOutside money attacking Democrat Republican Other
James E. ClyburnDemocrat, incumbent
✓ Won- Raised
- $3.4M
- Spent
- $2.4M
- From individuals
- $1.2M
- From PACs
- $2.2M
- From party
- $0
- Own money & loans
- $0
- Outside money for
- $0
- Outside money against
- $0
Who paid: 65% of Clyburn's money came from PACs
Corporate $1.2M (54%)Trade group $462K (21%)Leadership PAC $12K (1%)Membership $144K (6%)Union $251K (11%)Super PAC $20K (1%)Other $140K (6%)
- Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Corporate$14K
- American Health Care Association Trade group$13K
- Int'l. Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers Union$11K
- Credit Union National Association Trade group$11K
- Delaware Medical PAC Other$11K
- American Optometric Association Membership$10K
- The Home Depot Inc. Corporate$10K
- Nuclear Energy Institute Trade group$10K
Plus 2 other candidates on the ballot with no reported money.
Questions people ask
- How much money was spent on the 2020 South Carolina 6th District race?
- $3.4M was spent on the 2020 South Carolina 6th District race: $3.4M raised by the campaigns, $2.2M of it from PACs, plus $0 from outside groups (FEC filings through Dec 31, 2020). James E. Clyburn (Democrat) won.
- Who raised the most money in the 2020 South Carolina 6th District race?
- James E. Clyburn (Democrat) raised $3.4M.
- Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2020 South Carolina 6th District race?
- Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Political Action Committee gave $14K to James E. Clyburn; American Health Care Association Political Action Committee gave $13K to James E. Clyburn; Int'l Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers (Ipal) gave $11K to James E. Clyburn.