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To amend the Research and Development, Competition, and Innovation Act to require each institution of higher education to certify as part of an application for a research and development award that such institution does not operate certain branch campuses, and for other purposes.
A joint resolution providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection relating to the withdrawal of the rule relating to "Examinations for Risks to Active-Duty Servicemembers and Their Covered Dependents".
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A bill to amend the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 to extend the authorities of title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, and for other purposes.
A bill to require the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to extend the time period during which licensees are required to commence construction of certain hydropower projects.
Congresswoman Sheri Biggs Leads USA 6G Global Leadership Act Through Committee Markup
Position: The release advocates for legislation that establishes a federal strategy to secure U.S. leadership in 6G telecommunications development, counter adversarial influence from China and Russia, and strengthen coordination on international telecommunications standards.
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Sheri Biggs (R-SC-03) secured a major victory today as the USA 6G Global Leadership Act advanced through the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The legislation, introduced alongside Rep. Julie Johnson (D-TX-32), strengthens America’s leadership in next-generation telecommunications and pushes back against growing influence from adversaries like China and Russia.
This legislation aligns with President Donald J. Trump’s directive to ensure the United States leads the world in 6G development and stays ahead in the technologies that will define the future.
“This week’s markup is a major step forward,” said Congresswoman Sheri Biggs. “This bill strengthens our national security, supports American innovation, and ensures our adversaries don’t set the rules for the next generation of technology. I look forward to getting this across the finish line and to the House floor.”
The USA 6G Global Leadership Act establishes a clear strategy to secure U.S. leadership in 6G and strengthens coordination ahead of key international decision-making forums. The legislation reinforces U.S. leadership, counters foreign adversaries, and promotes secure, reliable telecommunications networks.
Issues:
Energy
Congresswoman Sheri Biggs Takes Action to Strengthen Mental Health Support for Military Families
Position: Congresswoman Biggs is working to strengthen coordination between the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of War to improve mental health crisis response systems for military-connected children and teens, building on her Hope Heals Act.
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Sheri Biggs (R-SC-03) is leading an effort to strengthen mental health support for military-connected children and teens, with the backing of the National Military Family Association (NMFA).
Building on her more than 30 years of experience in healthcare as a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, Congresswoman Biggs is working with the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of War to ensure federal crisis response systems are fully aligned to support military families. Her recent outreach to both agencies emphasizes the importance of seamless coordination so that young people who reach out for help are quickly connected to the care they need.
This effort comes as new data highlights growing mental health challenges among military-connected youth, underscoring the need for a responsive and well-coordinated federal safety net. It also builds on Congresswoman Biggs’ Hope Heals Act, which focuses on improving how federal agencies identify mental health needs and connect individuals to care using existing resources.
“As a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, I’ve seen how critical those first moments are when someone reaches out for help,” said Congresswoman Biggs. “Our military families carry a unique burden, and we have a responsibility to ensure that when their children seek support, our systems work together seamlessly to connect them to the right care without delay.”
“The research is clear: too many military-connected young people are struggling with their mental health. When they reach out for help, it’s vital that they’re connected to the right resources,” said Besa Pinchotti, CEO of the National Military Family Association. “We appreciate Rep. Biggs’ efforts to determine how the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of War are supporting military teens who reach out to them in crisis.”
Congresswoman Biggs’ work reinforces the importance of coordination across federal agencies to ensure military families have a reliable, effective support system; one that reflects the same commitment to readiness and resilience that service members bring to their mission.
Issues:
Health
Veterans
Biggs Introduces Bill to Protect National Guard from Harassment and Assault During Domestic Deployments
Position: Congresswoman Biggs introduced legislation to establish federal protections for National Guard members serving on domestic missions, creating a federally defined protective zone around uniformed Guardsmen and establishing penalties for harassment, intimidation, or interference with their official duties, with physical aggression elevated to a federal felony punishable by up to five years in prison.
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Sheri Biggs (R-SC-03) introduced the National Guard Protective Zone Act to establish federal protections for National Guard members serving on domestic missions. The bill creates a federally defined protective zone around Guardsmen in uniform and establishes penalties for anyone who harasses, intimidates, or interferes with them while they are performing official duties.
“National Guard members are increasingly called upon to protect our communities and respond to emergencies at home,” said Congresswoman Biggs. “They should never face harassment or assault while serving the American people. This bill makes it clear: if you target our Guardsmen, there will be serious consequences.”
The legislation, introduced alongside Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) and cosponsored by Representatives Scott DesJarlais (R-TN-04), Barry Moore (R-AL-02), Clay Higgins (R-LA-03), and Rick Allen (R-GA-12) also elevates acts of physical aggression against Guardsmen to a federal felony punishable by up to five years in prison. The bill is supported by the National Guard Association of the United States. Congresswoman Biggs discussed the bill during an appearance on Newsmax’s The Briefing with Ed Henry, which can be viewed here.
Issues:
Homeland Security
Biggs Introduces No Mercy for Terrorists Act: Never Again Should Terrorist Enablers Escape the Full Force of American Law
Position: Congresswoman Biggs advocates for legislation to strengthen federal penalties for individuals who provide material support to terrorist organizations, including mandatory minimum sentences, life imprisonment options, and revocation of citizenship for naturalized citizens convicted of terrorism offenses.
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Sheri Biggs (R-SC-03), a member of the House Homeland Security Committee and Lieutenant Colonel in the Air National Guard, today announced she is introducing the No Mercy for Terrorists Act, legislation to ensure that individuals who provide material support to terrorist organizations face severe and lasting consequences under federal law. The legislation comes as federal authorities investigate the recent shooting at Old Dominion University as a potential act of terrorism, highlighting growing concerns about the threat posed by individuals linked to extremist groups.
“Anyone who supports terrorist organizations will face the full force of American justice,” said Congresswoman Biggs. “The No Mercy for Terrorists Act makes it clear: if you help terrorists, you will face decades behind bars, and if you abuse the privilege of American citizenship to aid our enemies, you will lose it and never step foot in our nation again. America will not be a safe haven for terrorists or those who support them.”
This proposal builds on Congresswoman Biggs’ broader efforts to close national security loopholes in federal law, including her No Passports for Terrorists and Traffickers Act, which would revoke or deny U.S. passports to individuals charged with or convicted of terrorism-related crimes. The No Mercy for Terrorists Act, among other things, would strengthen federal penalties for individuals convicted of providing material support to terrorist organizations, including establishing a significant mandatory minimum sentence and allow courts to impose severe penalties up to and including life imprisonment. Additionally, Congresswoman Biggs will take steps to address the ability to revoke the naturalized citizenship of individuals convicted of terrorism offenses, ensuring those who betray the United States by supporting terrorist groups cannot retain the privileges of American citizenship.
Issues:
Homeland Security
Biggs Defends Nurse Practitioners and Rural Health in Letter to Department of Education
Position: Congresswoman Biggs opposes a proposed Department of Education rule that would exclude Advanced Practice Registered Nurse and Nurse Practitioner programs from federal student loan protections for professional degree programs. She argues the rule contradicts congressional intent, harms rural healthcare access, and conflicts with the Trump administration's stated support for advanced practice providers.
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Sheri Biggs (SC-03), who brings over three decades of experience in health care, is urging the Department of Education to fix a proposed rule that could make it harder for future nurse practitioners to afford their education. In a letter to Secretary Linda McMahon, Biggs called on the Department to honor the intent of H.R. 1 and protect access to care in rural communities.
“In rural South Carolina, nurse practitioners are the first, and often only, line of care for families, seniors, and veterans,” said Congresswoman Biggs. "I’m confident President Trump and Secretary McMahon will stand with us to reverse the initial decision and ensure nurse practitioners aren’t left behind.”
As written, the proposed rule would exclude Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) and Nurse Practitioner (NP) programs from being treated as professional degree programs under federal student loan policy. This interpretation would result in lower loan limits, materially disadvantaging students from pursuing essential health care careers, and diverging from the statutory focus on licensure-based professional education.
Biggs noted that APRN and NP programs are clinically intensive, licensure-qualifying professional programs whose graduates provide advanced care across primary, emergency, and mental health settings – especially in rural and underserved areas. In communities across South Carolina’s Third District, APRNs and NPs often serve as the only accessible health care providers. At a time when the nation is facing a growing nursing shortage, one that sharply intensified after 2020, protecting access to these programs is essential. The financial viability of these educational pathways is directly tied to patient access and community health outcomes.
The proposed rule also reverses longstanding definitions by narrowing what qualifies as a “professional degree.” Congress intentionally relied on an established regulatory definition that recognized programs preparing students for licensed professional practice. The new rule, however, converts what was previously a non-exhaustive list of examples into an exclusive list, thereby excluding APRNs and others who clearly meet the criteria.
Biggs emphasized that this shift is out of step with President Trump’s America First agenda and his administration’s historic efforts to support nurse practitioners. She pointed to Executive Order 13890 and the Rural Health Transformation Program as clear examples of efforts to remove barriers for advanced practice providers. The Department of Education’s proposed rule marks a significant break from that approach.
Biggs is calling on the Department to revise its regulatory interpretation and treat APRN and NP programs as professional degree programs under federal law. This correction would honor congressional intent, support professional workforce development, and protect health care access for rural communities.
Issues:
Health
Congresswoman Biggs Introduces the Protecting Motherhood Act to Push Back Against the Left’s Radical Gender Ideology
Position: Congresswoman Biggs introduced legislation to remove terms like 'birthing person' from federal law and restore the word 'mother,' arguing this codifies biological sex recognition and aligns with the Trump administration's executive order on sex-based language in federal policy.
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Sheri Biggs (R-SC) introduced the Protecting Motherhood Act to remove ideologically driven terms like “birthing person” from federal law and restore the word “mother” where it belongs.
“As a mother and a nurse for over 30 years, I find the Left’s push to replace the word ‘mother’ with ‘birthing person’ both insulting and absurd,” said Congresswoman Biggs. “My bill restores biological truth, codifies President Trump’s executive order, and puts a stop to the Left’s attempts to erase women. It’s time to get back to reality.”
Under the Biden Administration, federal agencies replaced the word “mother” with dehumanizing terms like “birthing person,” elevating ideology over biology and erasing women from the very policies meant to protect them. That shift created confusion in healthcare settings, medical research, and government programs that serve women and families.
The Protecting Motherhood Act puts an end to that. The bill codifies President Trump’s executive order directing the federal government to recognize biological sex and use clear, accurate language in federal policy. It bars agencies from rewriting reality through guidance and restores respect for mothers by reaffirming that only biological women can be mothers.
The legislation is supported by Moms for America, Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee, American Principles Project, and the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists Action (AAPLOG Action).
“Moms for America proudly supports the Protecting Motherhood Act. Words matter, and mothers matter. This commonsense legislation restores truth to federal language, protects the integrity of women’s health and medical research, and affirms the unique and irreplaceable role of mothers in our society." – Moms for America
“Mothers are not ‘birthing persons,’ they are image-bearers created by God with unique dignity and the incredible capacity to create, grow, and sustain life. The Protecting Motherhood Act will reinforce that timeless truth by barring the federal government from devaluing mothers with the label ‘birthing persons’ in federal statute. Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) is proud to endorse this commonsense legislation.” – Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee
“Motherhood is not an abstraction, but a biological reality grounded in science. Life‑affirming care for women and preborn children depends on clarity and accuracy in healthcare delivery, research, and language. AAPLOG Action welcomes the introduction of the Protecting Motherhood Act to help ensure that our patients receive accurate information about their healthcare.” – AAPLOG Action
The Protecting Motherhood Act is led by Congresswoman Biggs and joined by 16 original cosponsors: Reps. William Timmons (SC-04), Stephanie Bice (OK-05), Eli Crane (AZ-02), Joe Wilson (SC-02), Greg Steube (FL-17), Nancy Mace (SC-01), Andy Ogles (TN-05), Tom Tiffany (WI-07), Lauren Boebert (CO-04), Chip Roy (TX-21), Diana Harshbarger (TN-01), Scott Perry (PA-10), Barry Moore (AL-01), Julia Letlow (LA-05), Mary Miller (IL-15), Tim Burchett and Andy Harris (MD-01).
Member Quotes in Support of the Bill:
"I am grateful to co-sponsor this bill with Congresswoman Biggs as it corrects the woke and misguided actions of the Biden administration by restoring respect to all mothers.” – Rep. Joe Wilson (SC-02)
“Calling mothers ‘birthing persons’ isn’t inclusive—it’s insulting. It denies biological reality, erases women, and injects radical gender ideology into federal law where it doesn’t belong. The Protecting Motherhood Act restores truth and common sense by affirming that motherhood is uniquely female and that sex is a biological fact, not a political slogan.” – Rep. Chip Roy (TX-21)
“Federal law should reflect biological reality, not woke identity politics. I’m proud to cosponsor the Protecting Motherhood Act to ensure that the word ‘mother’ is not replaced by terms like ‘birthing person.’ Under the Biden Administration, radical gender ideology distorted how our government defines biological sex and motherhood. Now, with President Trump in office, we are reversing this ideological shift and restoring science to our laws.” – Rep. Andy Harris (MD-01)
"For years, Democrats have bent the knee to fringe ideologies and waged an assault on pro‑family values. The Biden administration’s decision to replace ‘mother’ with ‘birthing person’ is a clear example of this overarching trend. I applaud Rep. Sheri Biggs for working to reverse this inexplicable action and for codifying gender on the basis of biological sex." – Rep. Eli Crane (AZ-02)
“Motherhood is not ‘gender-neutral.’ Misnomers courtesy of the radical Left muddy a simple principle about the human species: when a woman gives birth, she assumes the role of mother, and the man, father. Terms like ‘pregnant person’ are progressive misogyny at their finest, and not only denigrate women, but erase them altogether. Including terms like these in federal policy falsely validates those suffering from gender dysphoria and any number of additional afflictions listed in the DSM-5.” – Rep. Scott Perry (PA-10)
“Radical gender ideology is a threat to both women and society as a whole. The Biden administration's insistence on replacing the word ‘mother’ with ‘birthing person’ was nothing less than a direct attack on common sense and reality. I am grateful to join with Representative Harris to protect the institution of motherhood by codifying President Trump’s Executive Order 14168.” – Rep. Greg Steube (FL-17)
"The Radical Left has spent years attempting to erase women and redefine motherhood. The Protecting Motherhood Act affirms biological reality and ensures that women are clearly recognized and protected under federal law." – Rep. Mary Miller (IL-15)
Issues:
Health
Congresswoman Biggs Introduces Hope Heals Act to Strengthen Mental Health Crisis Response
Position: Congresswoman Biggs introduced the Hope Heals Act to improve federal mental health crisis response by enhancing information-sharing between agencies, implementing early warning screening, and ensuring rapid connection to care for individuals in crisis.
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Sheri Biggs (SC-03) introduced the Hope Heals Act, a bill that takes a direct, low-cost approach to fixing how the federal government responds when someone is experiencing a mental health crisis. The legislation is initially cosponsored by Congressman Joe Wilson (SC-02) and Congressman Paul Gosar (AZ-09).
As a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, Congresswoman Biggs has seen failures in the system up close.
“Too many families, including right here in South Carolina, are hurting because someone they love could not get help in time,” said Congresswoman Biggs. “When someone reaches out in crisis, there should be someone on the other end who can help them quickly.”
The Hope Heals Act directs federal agencies to improve how they share information and respond when someone shows signs of a mental health crisis or may be considering taking their own life. It calls on agencies to use tools that already exist, such as simple screening questions, to identify warning signs earlier. It also creates a clear process to make sure people who reach out for help are connected to care quickly. This is a practical fix that uses existing resources to help people when it matters most.
Congresswoman Biggs spoke on the House floor to call on her colleagues to support the legislation. She also joined Newsmax’s Leventhal Report to share why this bill matters for families across the country.
Her House floor speech is available here.
Her Newsmax interview can be viewed here.
Issues:
Fiscal Responsibility
Sanctity of Life
Congresswoman Biggs Leads Push to Bring Faith-Based Mental Health Tools to the VA
Position: Congresswoman Biggs is calling on the VA to evaluate and implement faith-based mental health resources as optional tools for veterans, arguing that such spiritually grounded alternatives can help address trauma and moral injury alongside conventional care models.
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Sheri Biggs (SC-03), who holds a degree in Christian Ministries and has served veterans firsthand as a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, is leading the charge in Congress to expand veterans’ access to faith-based mental health care. In a letter sent to VA Secretary Doug Collins, Congresswoman Biggs called on the agency to evaluate and implement faith-based mental health resources, such as those provided by Pray.com, as optional tools for veterans facing trauma, moral injury, and other invisible wounds.
“Veterans need more than another prescription. They need healing that acknowledges the spiritual wounds of service and points them toward the hope only God can provide,” said Congresswoman Biggs. “Faith‑based tools are already helping restore peace and purpose, and the VA should act now to make these options accessible to the veterans who need them most.”
The letter, led by Congresswoman Biggs and signed by 16 other Members of Congress, urges the VA to move beyond conventional care models and embrace proven, spiritually grounded alternatives. These tools are accessible, scalable, and aligned with the beliefs of millions of veterans seeking a path to healing.
Congresswoman Biggs’s letter is supported by a nationwide wave of momentum, including two aligned advocacy letters:
One signed by over 20 Veterans Service Organizations, such as the American Legion, Vietnam Veterans of America, and the Independence Fund.
Another signed by more than 20 state-based Family Policy Councils, including the Palmetto Family Council in South Carolina.
Signers of the Letter:
Sheri Biggs, Pat Harrigan, Elijah Crane, Brett Guthrie, Derrick Van Orden, Troy Downing, Jake Ellzey, Nancy Mace, Bill Huizenga, John McGuire, Richard Hudson, Randy Weber, Tom Barrett, Greg Steube, Russ Fulcher, Morgan Luttrell
Issues:
Veterans
Position: Congresswoman Biggs supports easing federal regulations on interstate travel with short-barreled firearms, arguing that current ATF notification requirements are outdated and unnecessarily burden law-abiding gun owners without improving public safety.
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Sheri Biggs is marking progress in the fight to defend Second Amendment rights after the ATF responded to a letter she led, joined by 27 of her House colleagues, urging reform of outdated firearm travel regulations. Just days after receiving the letter, the Trump administration opened a public rulemaking process to examine and modernize how the ATF handles interstate travel with short-barreled firearms.
The move reflects growing momentum to ease unnecessary burdens on law-abiding gun owners and modernize a decades-old system that no longer serves the public or law enforcement effectively.
“Law-abiding citizens in South Carolina and across the country should not have to register their firearm every time they cross a state line,” said Congresswoman Biggs. “This process is outdated, it doesn't improve safety, and it infringes on constitutional rights. We’ve gotten this issue moving in the right direction, and now we’ll keep pushing until these reforms are finalized.”
National Firearm Rights Groups Applaud the Effort
“NRA-ILA applauds Representative Sheri Biggs for leading this letter. Americans should not have to ask the government for permission to travel with their lawfully owned firearms,” said John Commerford, Executive Director of NRA-ILA. “The Second Amendment does not stop at the state line. It is long past due for the ATF to amend the notification requirement for the interstate transportation of short-barreled firearms.”
“Gun owners should not have to beg a bureaucrat's permission each time they wish to cross state lines with their lawfully owned firearms to go hunting, compete in a shooting event, or protect themselves while traveling,” said Aidan Johnston, Director of Federal Affairs at Gun Owners of America. “We thank Congresswoman Sheri Biggs for urging the ATF to reform its outdated and unnecessary process by allowing a gun owner to automatically receive lifetime approval to travel with their short-barreled firearms when they first acquire the firearm.”
The lawmakers argue that the current rule is legally unnecessary, administratively burdensome, and technologically outdated. Lawful NFA firearm owners already undergo enhanced vetting, including fingerprinting, federal tax payments, and background checks under 26 U.S.C. § 5812 and § 5841.
The letter requests that the ATF allow lifetime travel approval for legally owned SBRs and SBSs at the time of registration, avoiding repetitive use of Form 5320.20 for each trip. It also cites recent Supreme Court rulings (Heller, Bruen) that emphasize historical traditions and constitutional protections for firearms ownership.
Following the lawmakers’ letter, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives opened a 60-day public comment period to review and revise the current process for transporting short-barreled firearms across state lines. The proposed changes would modernize Form 5320.20 by allowing full digital submission through ATF’s eForms platform, eliminating mailing delays and paperwork redundancies. While the underlying registration requirement remains in place, the agency’s action signals a willingness to modernize an outdated system; a step aligned with concerns raised in the letter led by Congresswoman Biggs.
Signers of the Letter:
Sheri Biggs, Jeff Crank, Scott DesJarlais, Tony Wied, Clay Higgins, Pat Harrigan, Mary E. Miller, W. Gregory Steube, Ben Cline, David J. Taylor, Cory Mills, Lance Gooden, Kat Cammack, Brian Babin, Mike Haridopolos, Wesley Hunt, Ralph Norman, Andy Ogles, Derek Schmidt, Lauren Boebert, Rich McCormick, John Rose, Richard Hudson, Mike Collins, Abraham Hamadeh, Diana Harshbarger, Riley Moore.
Issues:
Second Amendment
Source: open-data mirrors of the Senate eFD and House Clerk financial-disclosure systems. Disclosure within 30 days of trade is required by law (45 for spouse/dependent trades).
Top PAC donors · 2026 cycle
Political action committees that gave the most to this rep's principal campaign committee this cycle. PAC giving is direct organizational support — industry, ideological, or leadership.
1.GOP WINNING WOMEN 2026Leadership4 contributionsRepublican party-aligned PAC focused on supporting female GOP candidates and women's engagement in Republican politics.AI$26,941
2.VALUE IN ELECTING WOMEN PACIdeological3 contributionsWomen's political advocacy PAC — supports candidates committed to advancing women's representation and gender-equity policy priorities.AI$20,000
3.AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS PAC4 contributions$17,000
4.AMERICAN REVIVAL PACIdeological3 contributionsSingle-issue or ideological PAC — specific positions not clearly inferable from the name alone.AI · low$15,000
5.AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSE ANESTHETISTS SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND (CRNA-PAC)3 contributions$15,000
6.MAJORITY COMMITTEE PAC--MC PACLeadership2 contributionsLeadership PAC — likely affiliated with a member of Congress or caucus group; backs allied candidates and party priorities.AI · low$10,000
7.AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE PACIdeological2 contributionsFederal PAC arm of AIPAC, established 2021. Backs candidates from both parties who support U.S.-Israel security and economic ties.AI$10,000
8.THE EYE OF THE TIGER PACLeadership2 contributionsLeadership or single-issue PAC — specific positions and affiliations not inferable from the name.AI · low$10,000
9.SBA PRO-LIFE AMERICA CANDIDATE FUND2 contributions$10,000
10.MR. SOUTHERN MISSOURIAN IN THE HOUSE PACLeadership2 contributionsMember-of-Congress leadership PAC — supports allied candidates and Democratic causes, likely affiliated with a House member representing southern Missouri.AI$10,000
Source: OpenFEC (api.open.fec.gov) Schedule A receipts where contributor type is “committee.” Aggregated by contributing committee. Self-transfers from joint-fundraising / victory committees are excluded.
Top individual contributors · 2026 cycle
Itemized individual contributions over $200 to this rep's campaign committee, aggregated by donor employer. PAC giving is shown above; this section is people, not organizations.
1.CEO$8,500
2.ATTORNEY$7,000
3.US DEPT OF EDUCATION$7,000
4.EXECUTIVE-CONSULTANT$5,337
5.WEALTH MANAGEMENT$5,222
6.PRESIDENT$4,237
7.REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT$3,737
8.IN-HOME CARE$3,616
9.EXECUTIVE$3,500
10.GRAINGER NISSAN$3,500
Source: OpenFEC Schedule A receipts where contributor type is “individual,” aggregated by the donor's self-reported employer. This is a geographic / industry correlation, not a corporate endorsement.
