Corporate PAC money · FEC filings

Meet his Donors

After serving as the chair of the House Intel Committee, Mike retired from Congress to use his trade secrets to lobby his former colleagues. Since retiring, he’s made millions of dollars consulting for the very defense contractors he once regulated. His net worth has increased by $14 million since leaving Congress. Nothing to see here...

$106K
Corporate PAC money
7%
Of receipts from PACs
30
Corporate PACs giving
$2M
Individual stocks held
#Corporate PACNet
01Koch
Koch Inc. Political Action Committee (Kochpac)
Corporate PACFEC 2026
$8K
02Trinity Industries
Trinity Industries Employee Political Action Committee Inc.
Corporate PACFEC 2026
$5K
03Home Depot
the Home Depot Inc. Political Action Committee
Corporate PACFEC 2026
$5K
04Dec
Dec PAC
Corporate PACFEC 2026
$5K
05Corecivic
Corecivic PAC
Corporate PACFEC 2026
$5K
06Rocket
Rocket PAC
Corporate PACFEC 2026
$5K
07Continental Resources
Continental Resources Inc. Political Action Committee
Corporate PACFEC 2026
$5K
Total corporate PAC money · 2026
Just 20% of receipts came from small donors. The rest is right here.
$106K
Crypto & AI executives

Top crypto & AI exec donations

The biggest individual donors from the crypto and artificial-intelligence industries, from FEC individual-contribution filings.

Follow the money
EHRSAM, FRED
PARADIGM
Crypto
$7K
in industry contributions
HUANG, MATTHEW
PARADIGM
Crypto
$7K
in industry contributions
PALMEDO, ALANA
PARADIGM
Crypto
$4K
in industry contributions
Personal finances · House disclosures

What's in Mike's wallet?

Mike's individual stock holdings (2026 disclosure) and congressional trades — straight from the public financial-disclosure filings.

$2Min disclosed stock
0trades on record
The five biggest holdings
$
$1M
$
$750K
$
$175K
$
$33K

Source: U.S. House/Senate financial-disclosure filings (STOCK Act). Amounts are disclosed as ranges; the lower bound is shown for trades, the midpoint for holdings.

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