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2022 general election

Pennsylvania 13th District

Not a real money race: only one candidate raised meaningful money.

$1.5M in receipts plus outside spending is tied to the 2022 Pennsylvania 13th District race: $1.5M raised by the campaigns, $806K of it from PACs, plus $3K from outside groups (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Dec 31, 2022). John Joyce (Republican) won.

Receipts + outside spending

$1.5M

Raised by campaigns

$1.5M

PAC checks

$806K

Outside money

$3K

Candidates

Raised by the campaign Outside money supportingOutside money attacking Democrat Republican Other
John JoyceRepublican, incumbent
✓ Won
Raised
$1.5M
Spent
$432K
From individuals
$335K
From PACs
$806K
From party
$200
Own money & loans
$0
Outside money for
$3K
Outside money against
$0

Who paid: 53% of Joyce's money came from PACs

Corporate $371K (47%)Trade group $183K (23%)Leadership PAC $30K (4%)Membership $120K (15%)Union $24K (3%)Super PAC $7K (1%)Other $53K (7%)

Biggest outside spenders

FEC record H8PA13125

Questions people ask

How much money is tied to the 2022 Pennsylvania 13th District race?
$1.5M in receipts plus outside spending is tied to the 2022 Pennsylvania 13th District race: $1.5M raised by the campaigns, $806K of it from PACs, plus $3K from outside groups (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Dec 31, 2022). John Joyce (Republican) won.
Who raised the most money in the 2022 Pennsylvania 13th District race?
John Joyce (Republican) raised $1.5M and had $3K in outside spending on their side.
Which outside groups spent the most on the 2022 Pennsylvania 13th District race?
National Rifle Association of America Political Victory Fund ($3K).
Which PACs gave the most to candidates in the 2022 Pennsylvania 13th District race?
American Academy of Dermatology Association Political Action Committee (Skinpac) gave $10K to John Joyce; American Optometric Association Political Action Committee gave $10K to John Joyce; Cmr Political Action Committee gave $10K to John Joyce.