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Busted: Ernst Law Forces Washington to Come Clean on Billion-Dollar Boondoggles | U.S. Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa
Position: The release announces the enactment of the Billion Dollar Boondoggle Act, which requires public reporting of federal projects running $1 billion or more over budget or five or more years behind schedule, and cites cost overruns on federally funded projects as a justification for greater transparency.
Law arrives as Ernst exposes five additional boondoggles running $100 billion over budget
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Joni Ernst's (R-Iowa) Billion Dollar Boondoggle Act is now law, signed today by President Trump. It requires the federal government to publicly report every project that is $1 billion or more over budget or five or more years behind schedule.
The law arrives as Ernst exposes five new boondoggles that together total nearly $100 billion over budget. These boondoggles are in addition to those she exposed in her 2025 Off the Rails report, which found $162.9 billion in cost overruns on federally funded projects.
"Washington math doesn't add up, but my Billion Dollar Boondoggle law will restore accountability to its shady accounting. Taxpayers deserve this transparency, and it will protect them from being put on the hook for hundreds of billions of dollars sunk into failed and mismanaged projects plagued by massive cost overruns and never-ending delays," said Sen. Ernst.
"While government boondoggles abound, the term is now officially in the law books for the first time. No politician wants their prized pet project to carry that label, but now there's no escaping it," Sen. Ernst added.
The five additional boondoggles:
The law builds on the Trump administration's efforts to rein in runaway project costs. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has been leading the way, providing Ernst with the Department's data on over-budget and delayed projects, and pulling $4 billion in unspent federal funding from California's high-speed rail project.
Ernst led the bill in the Senate with Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.), and Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-Iowa) championed it in the House. The bill passed both chambers of Congress before heading to the President's desk. Hassan and Miller-Meeks joined Ernst in celebrating the new law.
“Granite Staters deserve to know that their hard-earned tax-dollars are being spent responsibly,” said Sen. Hassan. “This commonsense, bipartisan bill will give the public greater visibility into how their tax dollars are being used and it will help Congress identify wasteful spending. I am pleased to see this bill signed into law and I will continue working with my colleagues of both parties to protect taxpayer dollars and increase government transparency.”
“Washington has gotten far too comfortable wasting the taxpayers’ money, and that ends with transparency and accountability,” said Rep. Miller-Meeks. “Senator Ernst and I worked together to give Congress and the American people greater visibility into federal projects that go over budget and fall behind schedule. I’m proud to see our bipartisan Billion Dollar Boondoggle Act signed into law, and I thank Senator Ernst for her partnership in getting this across the finish line. Taxpayers work too hard for their money to see it wasted in Washington, and they deserve to know that every dollar is being spent responsibly.”
ICYMI: Who Are the Millionaires Collecting Unemployment? IRS Letter to Ernst Reveals the Answer | U.S. Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa
Position: The release supports barring individuals earning $1 million or more from collecting federal unemployment benefits, and characterizes the current program as a reverse Robin Hood tax on small businesses.
Software engineers, finance bros, lawyers, and doctors in blue states top the list
WASHINGTON – In a May letter to U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), the IRS revealed that 10,100 million-dollar earners collected nearly $97.4 million in unemployment benefits in 2024 alone. The top occupations among the jobless millionaires included engineers, software engineers, financial professionals, lawyers, executive managers, doctors, and consultants, concentrated in California, New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Washington.
On Monday, The Washington Times reported the IRS’s data, released in response to an Ernst inquiry. Read the story here.
In a companion op-ed, Ernst called out the "freebies for freeloading fat cats":
"In 2024 alone, 10,100 million-dollar earners received nearly $97.4 million in unemployment compensation. That amounts to each being paid $9,650, roughly the cost of a new Rolex watch. Coincidentally, it is also the amount spent on healthcare by a typical Iowan over the course of a year."
"From the fields in Iowa to the battlefields in Iraq, I have worked my entire life. Unlike most of my colleagues in the Senate, I am not a millionaire. I know what it is like to live paycheck to paycheck."
"Because unemployment programs are funded primarily by taxing employers, this federal mandate is effectively a reverse Robin Hood tax that takes from struggling small businesses to give to the idle rich and self-sufficient."
"My message to the affluent finance bros being cut off from Uncle Sam's unemployment trust fund is simple: If you are fortunate enough to make $1 million or more per year without having to work, then you should be counting your blessings — not collecting jobless benefits."
Ernst has led the fight to end jobless payments to millionaires since 2020. Last year, the Senate unanimously passed her Ending Unemployment Payments to Jobless Millionaires Act as an amendment to the One Big Beautiful Bill, which President Trump signed into law. The law is now in effect, barring anyone earning $1 million or more from collecting unemployment benefits. The Congressional Budget Office estimates it could save as much as $100 million over the next decade.
Ernst to Senate Democrats: Stop Letting Big Tech Pass the Buck | U.S. Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa
Position: Senator Ernst supports legislation requiring data centers to bear the full cost of power infrastructure upgrades needed to serve them, rather than passing those costs to ratepayers. She opposes Senate Democrats' blocking of the Ratepayer Protection Act.
Democrats block bill to protect Iowa families from paying the bill for Big Tech
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) criticized Senate Democrats for blocking the passage of the Ratepayer Protection Act, legislation she cosponsored to help protect Iowa families and small businesses from higher electric bills.
“In Iowa, we believe in a simple rule: you plug in, you pay up,” said Ernst. “We can welcome the jobs and investment data centers bring to our state, but Iowa families shouldn’t be stuck with Big Tech’s power bill. I’m disappointed that Senate Democrats refused to protect hardworking families from Big Tech companies who can afford to pay their own way. Watt’s fair is fair—and passing these costs on to Iowans isn’t.”
The bill would require state utility regulators and nonregulated utilities to consider a standard making qualifying data centers responsible for the full additional cost of power generation, transmission, and distribution upgrades needed to serve them.
Democrats Block Ernst Effort to Protect Taxpayer Dollars from Fraudsters | U.S. Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa
Position: Senator Ernst advocates for passage of a comprehensive anti-fraud package designed to recover stolen government funds and prevent fraudsters from exploiting federal programs, arguing it could save taxpayers approximately $240 billion annually.
“What would really be criminal is if the Senate left town today without passing this meaningful legislation to eliminate fraud.”
WASHINGTON – Today, Democrats blocked passage of Senate DOGE Caucus Chair Joni Ernst’s (R-Iowa) comprehensive, bipartisan anti-fraud package, that could have saved American taxpayers approximately $240 billion. Senator Ernst called on her colleagues to pass this critical legislation to prevent fraudsters from stealing $1.4 billion every single day, but Senate Democrats objected.
Following the massive fraud schemes that were uncovered in Minnesota and Ohio, Ernst has been fighting to pass her bill that would recover stolen funds, protect taxpayer dollars, and stop fraudsters.
Yesterday, Ernst exposed a list of con artists who fraudulently billed government programs for over one billion dollars, highlighting that “if grift was a government agency, the Department of Fraud would be the fifth largest.”
Watch Senator Ernst’s remarks here.
Ernst’s full remarks as delivered:
“Mr. President, while hardworking Americans are struggling to afford basic necessities, there’s one class of people who’ve never had it better: Fraudsters
“Scammers are stealing more than $1.4 billion from taxpayers every day.
“Yesterday, I released a list of con artists who each fraudulently billed government programs for ONE BILLION DOLLARS or more.
“These billionaire bandits looted programs for the elderly, poor, disabled, and veterans to lavish themselves with million-dollar mansions, Rolex watches, expensive jewelry, and luxury cars.
“One fraudster brags, ‘I had everything. I had houses, I had cars, I had watches.’
“He ripped off Medicare for over a decade before getting turned in, and says, ‘It’s just so easy. It’s unbelievable.’
“Based upon the numbers, he isn’t lying.
“If grift was a government agency, the Department of Fraud would be the fifth largest.
“The $521 billion going to fraud every year exceeds the individual annual budgets of the Departments of Veterans Affairs, Agriculture, Transportation, Homeland Security, State, and Justice.
“That’s right, folks, fraudsters are being better taken care of than our veterans and farmers.
“Fraud is not a victimless crime, either.
“In fact, it has far-reaching consequences.
“We’ve learned taxpayer dollars stolen from U.S. Small Business Administration financed the assassination, yes, you heard it right, the assassination of Haiti’s president in 2021.
“A team of Colombian mercenaries and their pistols, rifles, and tactical gear were all paid for with the support of $840,000 fraudulently obtained from the SBA.
“The political instability resulting from the assassination forced hundreds of thousands of Haitians to flee their nation, taking refuge in the United States.
“The Biden administration provided many of these migrants with food stamps and medical care, also paid for by Americans taxpayers.
“The inability to safeguard small business assistance resulted in taxpayers footing the bills for both the crime and its consequences.
“Many of these scams also involve identity theft that upend the lives of the unsuspecting Americans who then must suffer the consequences.
“For example, the Medicare number of a woman in California was stolen by scammers who used it to fraudulently bill for hospice care.
“When she sought physical therapy for an injury, Medicare denied her coverage because she was listed as dying in hospice.
“The same government agency that wouldn’t provide her with the health care she was promised, approved and paid for bogus medical bills submitted by scammers using her information.
“Medicare exists to ensure folks like her receive medically necessary care, not to make billionaires out of fraudsters.
“Yet, the identities and personal information of more than one million Americans have been stolen by Medicare mobsters to file phony health care claims.
“One illegal alien submitted at least $1.3 billion in fraudulent claims to Medicare and other health insurers over just six months using stolen identities.
“He laundered millions of the stolen tax dollars overseas to the Russian mob before some of his victims alerted Medicare that they were not receiving notices for care and items they did not receive prescribed by doctors they had not visited.
“Another con artist orchestrated a billion-dollar fraud machine that used foreign call centers to submit bogus bills.
“He treated programs meant to care for the elderly, veterans, and servicemembers like his own personal cash register.
“From fake day care centers to phony small businesses, the examples are absolutely endless, but the public’s patience is not.
“According to the latest Gallup poll, nine out of ten Americans say government corruption is widespread, that’s a record-high number.
“I challenge you to find any other issue where Democrats, Republicans, and independents agree with each other more strongly.
“We owe it to all Americans to stop the government grift.
“My Protecting American Taxpayers Act would do just that by—
“ Stopping government agencies from handing out quick cash with no questions asked; triggering automatic investigations when there are sudden and suspicious spikes in payment claims; banning convicted fraudsters from receiving taxpayer dollars; taking back the money that was already stolen; and sending those darn scammers to the slammer.
“If enacted, this bill could save $240 billion. That’s ‘billion’ with a B, folks.
“The choice is quite simple: Give the money to fraudsters or return it to taxpayers.
“What would really be criminal is if the Senate left town today without passing this meaningful legislation to eliminate fraud.”
Ernst: America Can’t Hit Pause on AI While China Charges Ahead | U.S. Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa
Position: Senator Ernst supports continued advancement of AI systems with appropriate federal guardrails to prevent misuse, and opposes pausing AI development while competitors like China advance their capabilities.
“Super intelligence is a powerful tool, and Congress must continue working to ensure proper guardrails are in place so these systems cannot go rogue or be misused by our adversaries.”
WASHINGTON – Today, during a Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Disaster Management hearing, U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) praised how Super Intelligence (SI), also known as artificial intelligence, helps keep Americans safe while acknowledging Congress’ responsibility to ensure proper guardrails are in place.
Ernst questioned Kurt Gaudette on how Congress can better empower SI developers and companies to collaborate to ensure we can deter and respond to cyber-attacks, emphasizing that “AI has been so helpful in medical research and protecting our troops from drone swarms or missile attacks… so we need to keep moving forward. If we pause, we're not going to see China pause.”
Watch Ernst’s questioning here.
The hearing followed President Trump’s signing of an executive order focused on incorporating “Super Intelligence” (SI) and recognizing the continued advancement of the technological frontier and the opportunities it presents for the American people.
The hearing examined the growing risks posed by increasingly capable SI systems, including SI agents acting beyond their intended instructions and the potential for hostile actors to use SI to target critical infrastructure, strategic industries, and government agencies.
The hearing featured testimony from:
Ernst Investigation Reveals Fraudsters Becoming Billionaires by Bilking Taxpayers | U.S. Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa
Position: Senator Ernst calls for passage of her Protecting American Taxpayers Act to prevent fraud in government programs, recover stolen funds, and hold fraudsters accountable. She argues that government waste through fraud represents a larger fiscal problem than proposed wealth taxes.
Billionaire Bandits Living Lavish Lifestyles and Underwriting the Russia Mob with Tax Dollars
WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) released her latest investigation revealing how fraudsters are becoming billionaires by bilking taxpayers.
Ernst highlights ten scammers who collectively billed government programs for over $21 billion. More than $3.1 billion of those bogus charges were paid. The crooks spent the loot on million-dollar mansions, luxury vehicles, extravagant jewelry, and a beachside resort. They also laundered millions of dollars overseas to China and the Russian mob.
“Klepto-currency is creating a new class of billionaire bandits,” said Ernst. “While Iowans are juggling rising health care costs, these criminals are building empires by stealing from government health care programs and using the proceeds to bankroll mansions, luxury cars, and lavish lifestyles. Fraudsters are literally putting the con in convertible. For too long, Washington focused on taxing the money earned by hard working Americans while giving it away without even checking to see who is taking it. Enough is enough. Let’s put these scammers in the slammer!”
Among the cases Ernst is highlighting:
Ernst is calling on the Senate to pass her Protecting American Taxpayers Act which would prevent fraud before it occurs, recover stolen taxpayer dollars, and hold fraudsters accountable. Ernst notes, “every day we delay passing my bill, fraudsters get away with stealing another $1.4 billion from taxpayers.”
She’s also giving her September 2026 Squeal Award to the Democratic Socialists of America for saying “billionaires shouldn’t exist,” while ignoring the government grift and graft that is making billionaires out of riffraff. In fact, the $500 billion the Democrats’ proposed “billionaire tax” would bring in isn’t even enough to pay the total cost of the $523 billion the government gives away to fraudsters every year.
“When the socialists demand, ‘Medicare for All,’ apparently, they really mean it, even if that includes Russian mobsters and the FBI’s most wanted fraudsters,” said Ernst.
Read the Protecting American Taxpayers Act text here.
Ernst, Miller-Meeks Bill to Strengthen U.S. Manufacturing Heads to President’s Desk | U.S. Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa
Position: Senator Ernst supports legislation to reduce U.S. reliance on foreign supply chains by directing the Secretary of Commerce to identify critical goods currently imported and develop strategies to boost domestic manufacturing in rural areas and industrial parks.
WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed U.S. Senator Joni Ernst’s (R-Iowa) bipartisan Critical Infrastructure Manufacturing Feasibility Act to decrease our reliance on foreign adversaries for key materials and boost manufacturing in rural America.
The bill instructs the Secretary of Commerce to identify critical goods that are currently being imported and find ways to help domestic producers manufacture them in rural areas and industrial parks, boosting manufacturing here at home.
The bill now heads to the president’s desk to be signed into law.
Ernst spoke on the Senate floor ahead of its passage.
“My bipartisan bill will identify vulnerabilities in our supply chains and help bring manufacturing back to rural America, where Iowans are ready to roll up their sleeves, get to work, and once again make ‘Made in America’ the norm instead of the exception,” said Sen. Ernst. “I look forward to President Trump signing it into law.”
“Iowa has the skilled workforce, manufacturing expertise, and strong communities America needs to lead the next generation of domestic manufacturing. For too long, critical production has moved overseas, leaving American workers behind and making our country dependent on foreign supply chains,” said Rep. Miller-Meeks. “This bipartisan bill gives us a roadmap to bring that production home, create more opportunities for Iowa workers, and strengthen our nation’s economic and national security. I’m proud to have led this effort with Senator Ernst and grateful for her partnership in getting it across the finish line.”
“Supply chains are critical to global competitiveness and our national security,” said Sen. Blunt Rochester. “I’m proud to see this bipartisan legislation pass into law to help identify where we are over-reliant on foreign imports for critical infrastructure and explore how we can bring that manufacturing back to the United States. These investments will strengthen domestic production, secure our supply chains, and support good-paying jobs right here at home.”
“We have become heavily dependent upon overseas supply chains, leaving us vulnerable to increased cybersecurity risks and price fluctuations,” said Sen. Ossoff. “This bipartisan bill will take steps to mitigate those risks, while helping open the door to new manufacturing jobs in Georgia and across the nation.”
Ernst’s full remarks as delivered below:
“Mr. President, I’m here today to talk a little more about our national and economic security of the United States. This has really been the focus of my career, protecting that national and economic security.
“In 1940, the United States became the ‘Arsenal of Democracy,’ and our country came together to quickly accelerate production of the weapons, vehicles, food, and supplies that enabled the Allies to defeat the Axis powers.
“Americans in factories, farms, small businesses, and across the country did what was necessary to make what was needed.
“Instead of internalizing the lesson that our ability to make these critical items in the United States led to great success…we spent much of the last 50 years offshoring our jobs and manufacturing capabilities.
“This is something China, Russia, and other nefarious actors around the world have all been too happy to accommodate and take on themselves.
“Today, we have only ONE active facility producing cannon barrels.
“Today, we rely 100 percent on foreign sources for 12 critical minerals essential to our military and our economy.
“During COVID, we saw what happens when supply chains are strained.
“There was a global shortage of microchips, which upended manufacturers’ ability to make everything from cars to computers. At the same time, moms in the Midwest had to worry about finding baby formula due to supply chain issues at both the production and shipping levels.
“Put simply: we’ve lost the ability to make what we need right here at home.
“In the event of a conflict with one of our near-peer adversaries, supply chains will be challenged, and the United States will have to make what it needs.
“Thank goodness President Trump, his administration, and Congress have been taking steps to put us on the right track and bring back the manufacturing capabilities we need right here at home.
“My bipartisan Critical Infrastructure Manufacturing Feasibility Act builds on these efforts.
“My bill, which has already passed the Senate unanimously, directs the Secretary of Commerce to identify critical goods that are currently being imported and find ways to help domestic producers manufacture them in rural areas and shovel-ready industrial sites.
“Rural Iowans are ready to roll up their sleeves and build the factories and processing facilities we need to secure our supply chains.
“We can and need to make things here.
“But you can’t fix vulnerabilities you can’t see.
“Which is why my bill gives Congress and the Executive Branch the visibility necessary to identify gaps and close them.
“I am grateful to Representative Mariannette Miller-Meeks for introducing the House version of this bill, and for the House of Representatives passing the bill unanimously.
“Now it is time for the Senate to act and send this bill to the President’s desk. Thank you.”
Ernst Welcomes Farm Bill Progress, More Work Needed | U.S. Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa
Position: Senator Ernst supports advancing the Farm Bill and advocates for specific provisions including expanded E15 access, farmland protection from foreign acquisition, farmer mental health support, SNAP accountability with equal state treatment, and a long-term solution to Proposition 12 livestock regulations.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) released the following statement after the Senate Agriculture Committee successfully advanced the Farm Bill in a 12-11 vote:
“Today’s vote moves the Farm Bill process forward and brings us closer to delivering certainty for Iowa farmers and rural communities. The bill includes important priorities I have fought for, from expanding access to year-round E15 and protecting American farmland from China to supporting farmer mental health,” said Senator Ernst. “There is still work ahead to build the bipartisan support needed to get a strong five-year Farm Bill across the finish line. I am ready to work with my colleagues across the aisle on a fair path forward for SNAP that strengthens accountability and treats states equally. The final Farm Bill must also include a long-term solution to Proposition 12 that protects livestock producers from a costly future patchwork of conflicting state mandates. I will keep working to deliver a Farm Bill into law that meets the needs of Iowa agriculture.”
Watch Senator Ernst’s remarks here.
Ernst Cracks Down on Chinese Surveillance of U.S. Military Shipments | U.S. Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa
Position: Senator Ernst introduced legislation to prohibit cargo monitoring technology linked to the Chinese Communist Party from being used to track U.S. military shipments via rail, citing national security concerns.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) introduced the Keeping China Off the Rails Act to strengthen national security by preventing cargo monitoring technology linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) from being used to track sensitive military shipments.
Rail carriers rely on Automatic Equipment Identification (AEI) tags and other cargo monitoring systems to identify and track rolling stock—including boxcars, tankers, and other rail assets—as they move throughout the rail network. The Department of Defense routinely relies on rail transportation to move heavy military equipment across the United States, making these tracking systems critical for military operational security.
The Keeping China Off the Rails Act would extend prohibitions in current law for new rail cars to existing ones by requiring rail carriers certify that cargo monitoring technologies or AEI tags linked to the CCP are not being used on trains carrying Department of Defense cargo. The legislation would provide the rail industry with a four-year schedule to comply with the restriction.
“No foreign adversary—especially one as hostile as Communist China—should have access to information about sensitive military shipments or activities at some of our nation’s highest-security facilities,” said Ernst. “At a time of growing national security threats, it’s essential that the United States protects critical military infrastructure and maintains our military edge. I am proud to introduce this commonsense legislation to strengthen our national security, close this vulnerability, and help ensure our critical military equipment remains protected from hostile foreign adversaries.”
The legislation provides a four-year transition period to allow rail carriers time to replace covered technologies, gives the Secretary of Defense waiver authority for national emergencies, and includes exemptions for smaller Department of Defense shipments.
Ernst Presents Squeal Award to the Shady Bunch, Families Who Make Fraud a Family Affair | U.S. Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa
Position: Senator Ernst is highlighting cases of family-based fraud schemes totaling $50 million in stolen taxpayer funds and introducing legislation to prohibit government financial payments to anyone living with a known fraudster or convicted criminal.
15 families collectively stole $50 million in taxpayer dollars
WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) announced her August Squeal Award recipient: fraudster families who make a living scamming hardworking Americans.
Ernst is exposing 15 families who collectively stole $50 million taxpayer dollars and has introduced the No Cash for Cohabitating Kins of Crooks Act to prohibit government loans, contracts, grants, or other financial payments going to anyone living with a known fraudster or convicted criminal.
“Committing fraud is literally all relative for these families of felons,” said Ernst. “While some families have a tradition of running 5Ks on holidays, fraud runs in these families—they’ll steal $5K or more and then make a run for it. My latest investigation found schemes sprouting from family trees across the country, with kin teaming up to rip off taxpayers to the tune of $50 million. That’s why I’m giving my August 2026 Squeal Award to the ‘Shady Bunch,’ families full of fraudsters who are chips off the old cell block. Their next scam-ily reunion will be in the slammer.”
Some of the most egregious examples include:
Source: GDELT 2.0 GKG, filtered to a curated list of national outlets. Inclusion is not endorsement; opinion pieces and reported news are mixed.
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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.
4.BOOTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE1 contribution$10,000
5.ARKANSAS FOR LEADERSHIP PAC1 contribution$10,000
6.LET'S GET TO WORK PAC1 contribution$10,000
7.OORAH! PAC1 contribution$10,000
8.COMMON VALUES PAC1 contribution$10,000
9.COMMON SENSE FOR AMERICA PAC1 contribution$10,000
10.BEST AT BRINGING ENTREPRENEURIAL RESULTS NEVER IMAGINED OR E2 contributions$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.US AI$13,200
2.APOLLO$11,000
3.EDWARD C. LEVY CO.$7,292
4.PIVOTAL VENTURES$7,000
5.THE ANSCHUTZ CORPORATION$7,000
6.AUDAX CORPORATION$7,000
7.APOLLO MANAGEMENT$7,000
8.DANIELS INVESTMENT CO$7,000
9.NEW MOUNTAIN CAPITAL$7,000
10.BARTLETT AND COMPANY INC.$7,000
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.
