Washington, D.C. · Federal campaign finance

This branch groups federal campaign contributions by reporting period and recipient. Washington, D.C. is the federal reporting jurisdiction.1

America PAC · $11.2 million · Dec. 31, 2024

Reported contribution2

America PAC · $11.2 million · Dec. 31, 2024. America PAC reported an in-kind contribution from Elon Musk for petition incentives.2

Senate Leadership Fund · $158 million · Sept. 2026

Reported contribution1

Senate Leadership Fund · $158 million · Sept. 2026. Federal disclosures identify Musk as the contributor to the Republican Senate super PAC.1

Documented connections

Elon Musk →Federal political contributions1

America PAC · $11.2 million · Dec. 31, 2024 →Reported contribution2

Senate Leadership Fund · $158 million · Sept. 2026 →Reported contribution1

Lone Star Liberty PAC · $10 million · Aug. 2026 →Reported contribution1

Congressional Leadership Fund · $20 million · Q3 2026 →Reported contribution1

X Corp · $1 million · Jan. 15, 2025 →X Corp · $1 million · Jan. 15, 20253

SpaceX PAC · $5,000 · March 28, 2025 →SpaceX PAC · $5,000 · March 28, 20254–5

MAGA Inc. →Federal committee filings6

Make America Great Again Inc. · 2024 →2024 federal committee7

Timothy Mellon →Reported federal donor7

Trump 47 Committee · allocation of joint receipts →Joint fundraising allocation8

Sources and documents
  1. Campaign finance disclosures · The Washington Post
  2. Campaign finance disclosures · The Washington Post
  3. X Corp · $1 million · Jan. 15, 2025 · source
  4. SpaceX PAC · $5,000 · March 28, 2025 · source
  5. FEC · SpaceX PAC
  6. www.fec.gov
  7. Court filing citing 2024 donor records
  8. Trump 47 · published allocation formula

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