PAC
Jpmorgan Chase & Co.
Jpmorgan Chase & Co. Federal Political Action Committee
CorporateLobbyist PAC
Corporate PAC · FEC committee C00104299
Jpmorgan Chase & Co. gave $552K directly to 134 federal candidates in 2026 through its PAC, Jpmorgan Chase & Co. Federal Political Action Committee, and 54% of it helped Republicans (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Oct 14, 2026). 109 of the 121 candidates with a result won.
Checks to candidates
$552K
134 candidates on the 2026 ballot
Winners bought
109
13 more still being counted
Hit rate
90%
$421K on winners, $75K on losers
Party split
54% / 46%
Republicans / Democrats
Biggest checks
The candidates this committee paid the most, and whether they won.
| Candidate | Race | Amount | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jon Husted | Ohio Senate (special) | $10K | ✗ Lost |
| Andrew Garbarino | New York 2nd District | $10K | … Counting |
| Dan J. Sullivan | Alaska Senate | $10K | … Counting |
| Ann Wagner | Missouri 2nd District | $10K | ✗ Lost |
| Chris Coons | Delaware Senate | $10K | ✓ Won |
| French Hill | Arkansas 2nd District | $10K | … Counting |
| Bill Huizenga | Michigan 4th District | $10K | ✗ Lost |
| Hakeem Jeffries | New York 8th District | $10K | ✓ Won |
| Susan Collins | Maine Senate | $10K | ✗ Lost |
| Mark Warner | Virginia Senate | $10K | ✓ Won |
Questions people ask
- How much did Jpmorgan Chase & Co. give to candidates in 2026?
- Jpmorgan Chase & Co. gave $552K directly to 134 federal candidates in 2026 through its PAC, Jpmorgan Chase & Co. Federal Political Action Committee, and 54% of it helped Republicans (FEC filings with varying coverage dates; the most common larger-campaign cutoff is Oct 14, 2026). 109 of the 121 candidates with a result won.
- Which politicians did Jpmorgan Chase & Co. give the most to in 2026?
- Jon Husted (Republican, Ohio Senate (special), $10K), Andrew Garbarino (Republican, New York 2nd District, $10K), Dan J. Sullivan (Republican, Alaska Senate, $10K), Ann Wagner (Republican, Missouri 2nd District, $10K), Chris Coons (Democrat, Delaware Senate, $10K).