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The government should provide healthcare for everyone.
“In Congress, Scott Fitzgerald will take the fight to the radical liberals pushing socialism.”
The U.S. should do more to enforce immigration laws and secure the border.
“Scott will fight to defend our border and protect Americans. He will work with President Trump to stop the illegal drug trade, end illegal immigration”
Voters should be required to show photo ID, with the same rule in every state.
“In the Wisconsin Senate, Fitzgerald led the fight on the historic Act 10 reform, Voter ID, balanced budgets, and billions in tax cuts and property tax relief for Wisconsin families.”
Passage votes where Scott Fitzgerald broke ranks with ≥75% of Republicans. Threshold catches substantively partisan splits; unanimous-ish or close votes are excluded.
Position: The release describes a discussion draft that would give the FTC and DOJ exclusive authority over mergers with interstate or international effects, and criticizes state attorneys general lawsuits against already-approved mergers as politically motivated.
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05), Chairman of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Administrative State, Regulatory Reform, and Antitrust, has introduced a discussion draft of legislation to provide the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Department of Justice (DOJ) with exclusive authority to review or challenge certain mergers and acquisitions with an inherent interstate or international nexus.
“Over the last two years, we have witnessed multiple attempts by Democrat state attorneys general to challenge mergers and acquisitions that have already been approved by multiple federal and foreign regulators,” said Congressman Scott Fitzgerald. “These lawsuits—which are based entirely on political disagreements rather than legitimate antitrust concerns—provide uncertainty to businesses and harm consumers who would otherwise benefit from the efficiencies of a completed transaction. State AGs should not be able to delay mergers that extend beyond their territorial borders. My bill promotes federalism by asserting the federal government’s role as the sole authority in transactions effecting interstate commerce.”
Congressman Fitzgerald’s proposed National Merger Uniformity and Federal Exclusivity Act would grant the FTC and DOJ with exclusive authority to investigate, challenge, approve, consent to, or settle transactions that are reasonably likely to have substantial direct economic effects on interstate or international commerce, foreign markets, international supply chains, or trade between the United States and foreign countries. State AGs would still be allowed to participate in reviews or challenges brought by federal regulators, and the bill would not affect a state’s ability to challenge mergers that are inherently intrastate.
View the discussion draft here.
Any person who wishes to provide feedback on the draft legislation may contact Congressman Fitzgerald’s Washington D.C. office at (202) 225-5101 for further guidance.
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Rep. Fitzgerald Votes to Sanction Russia and Iran and to Lower Costs Imposed by Left-Wing Climate Mandates
Position: The release supports the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, which imposes sanctions and tariffs on Russia and extends the Iran Sanctions Act, and supports two joint resolutions overturning California emissions waivers covering maritime vessels and oil tankers, arguing the rules raise costs without meaningful emissions benefit.
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) issued the following statements in response to the passage of the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 and two joint resolutions challenging left-wing environmental regulations that have unnecessarily driven up costs.
On the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act:
“America’s foreign policy must put the safety, security, and prosperity of the American people first,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “Russia and Iran are hostile regimes that threaten our national interests and continue to undermine stability around the world. This legislation gives the United States greater leverage to hold these regimes and those who support them accountable. Stronger sanctions give us greater leverage to force Russia to the negotiating table and pursue a lasting peace in Ukraine. These sanctions also strengthen our ability to confront the Iranian regime and protect American interests from its terrorist activities and nuclear ambitions.”
Background: This bill imposes broad sanctions and economic restrictions on Russia in response to its war against Ukraine. It targets Russian government officials, financial institutions, state-owned entities, energy projects, defense suppliers, sanctions evaders, and vessels used to transport Russian energy products. The bill also authorizes tariffs of up to 500 percent on Russian imports and up to 100 percent on goods from certain countries that continue purchasing significant amounts of Russian oil or natural gas or facilitate sanctions evasion. It extends the Iran Sanctions Act through 2031.
On H.J. Res 213:
“Green New Deal activists should not be allowed to use the federal government to impose costly environmental mandates that drive up prices for American workers, businesses, and consumers,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “These burdensome regulations do nothing to make Americans safer or more prosperous, and they threaten jobs and economic growth. I’m proud to support this resolution to roll back these costly mandates and put American economic interests first.”
Background: This resolution overturns a Biden-Harris Administration waiver that allows California to impose costly and burdensome mandates on ferries, tugboats, work boats, and commercial fishing boats. These requirements would cost maritime operators and consumers more than $2.5 billion and would not result in a meaningful reduction in emissions.
On H.J. Res. 210:
“The United States cannot sacrifice our energy security in pursuit of radical climate policies,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “These costly regulations threaten our energy supply, drive up prices for hardworking Americans, and put critical fuel supplies for our military at risk. I’m proud to support this resolution to overturn another reckless Biden-Harris Administration waiver.”
Background: This resolution overturns a Biden-Harris Administration waiver covering ocean-going oil tankers docked in California waters. These rules disrupt oil imports and are contributing to refinery closures, including refineries supplying critical jet fuel for military use.
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Rep. Fitzgerald Votes to Strengthen Federal Fight Against Fraud
Position: The release supports codifying the National Fraud Enforcement Division in federal law and supports the PROOF Act, which would require states to provide program data to the Attorney General for fraud investigations.
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) issued the following statements in response to the passage of two critical pieces of legislation today: the National Fraud Enforcement Division Act of 2026 and the Preventing Rip-offs and Obtaining Oversight of Funds (PROOF) Act.
On the National Fraud Enforcement Division Act:
“American taxpayers work too hard to have their money siphoned away by fraudsters,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “This legislation gives the Department of Justice a permanent structure dedicated to going after major fraud schemes and holding those who steal from taxpayers accountable. There is zero excuse for not taking fraud seriously and the House of Representatives took action today to guarantee the DOJ can continue shutting these schemes down.”
Background: This bill codifies the National Fraud Enforcement Division in federal law. This is critical to ensure the Department of Justice has a permanent structure focused on major fraud investigations and prosecutions to protect taxpayer dollars.
On the PROOF Act:
“Federal investigators can’t crack down on fraud if they can’t get the information needed to uncover it,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “The PROOF Act closes critical information gaps and gives DOJ the ability to access state program data when investigating fraud cases. If someone is stealing from a taxpayer-funded program, it’s a no-brainer that investigators should have the tools to find them, follow the money, and hold them accountable.”
Background: This bill requires states provide program data when the Attorney General makes a written request related to a fraud investigation or prosecution. This applies to Medicaid, SNAP, unemployment benefits, pandemic relief, disaster assistance, housing programs, broadband funding, and other federally funded state programs determined to be vulnerable to fraud.
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Rep. Fitzgerald Introduces Landmark Reform of Judicial Conduct and Disability Act
Position: Rep. Fitzgerald introduced the Judicial Conduct and Disability Reform Act to amend the Judicial Conduct and Disability Act, including statutory time limits for proceedings, mandatory transfer of certain circuit judge cases, limited judicial review of suspension orders, an objective recusal standard, and expanded congressional notification, citing the case of Judge Pauline Newman.
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05), a member of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, Artificial Intelligence, and the Internet, introduced the Judicial Conduct and Disability Reform Act, the first major overhaul of the Judicial Conduct and Disability (JCDA) Act in more than 45 years and the latest since 2002.
“The case of Judge Pauline Newman has exposed major flaws in the JCDA that warrant Congressional attention,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “For more than three years, Judge Newman has been unable to hear any cases while her case drags on. Meanwhile, the Chief Justice refused to grant Judge Newman’s request to transfer the proceedings to another circuit despite an obvious bias at the Federal Circuit and has now denied her petition for judicial review. My bill will correct this injustice against Judge Newman and ensure judges cannot be subjected to indefinite suspensions without due process.”
The Judicial Conduct and Disability Reform Act makes four key reforms to the JCDA:
Provides a statutory time limit for Judicial Conduct and Disability (JC&D) proceedings;
Requires the mandatory transfer of cases against certain Circuit Court judges;
Creates limited judicial review for challenging suspension orders; and
Establishes an objective standard of recusal from JC&D proceedings.
The bill also increases oversight and notification procedures to Congress when judges are subject to certain judicial conduct proceedings. This is a change from current law, which requires Congressional notification only when the Judicial Conference determines impeachment may be warranted.
“For decades, the Judicial Conduct and Disability Act has helped ensure that judges who engage in unethical conduct are held accountable. But developments like Judge Newman's suspension and Judge Ross' misbehavior underscore the need for modernization,” said Executive Director of Fix the Court Gabe Roth. “Rep. Fitzgerald's amendments would strengthen the JCDA in several respects, by limiting the maximum duration of suspensions, facilitating the transfer of complaints where appropriate and enhancing Congress’s oversight responsibilities. They constitute a valuable contribution to judicial accountability, and Fix the Court is proud to endorse Rep. Fitzgerald's work.”
“The Judicial Conduct and Disability Act was last amended almost a quarter of a century ago. Since then, high-profile proceedings have revealed gaps and flaws that warrant Congressional attention,” said federal judicial ethics expert Professor Arthur D. Hellman. “I applaud Rep. Fitzgerald for introducing this bill, which makes modest but important changes in the Act’s procedures. Although the bill responds particularly to the concerns raised by what has been called the ‘stealth impeachment’ of Judge Pauline Newman of the Federal Circuit, its provisions are broadly applicable and will serve the interests of judges and complainants alike.”
Background: The Judicial Conduct and Disability Act of 1980 (28 U.S.C. §§ 351-364) authorizes any person, including the chief judge of the circuit, to file or initiate a written complaint alleging that a federal judge either has engaged in “conduct prejudicial to the effective and expeditious administration of the business of the courts,” or “is unable to discharge all the duties” of the office due to mental or physical disability. In 2023, Judge Pauline Newman of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was the victim of a misconduct and disability investigation initiated by the Chief Judge of the Federal Circuit, who also chaired the judicial council charged with reviewing the complaint. In 2025, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld a district court’s earlier ruling that it lacked standing to hear Judge Newman’s challenge of the suspension due to 28 U.S.C. § 357(c)’s bar on judicial review and, in June 2026, the Supreme Court denied Judge Newman’s petition for certiorari.
Read the bill text here.
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Fitzgerald-Led Bill Protecting Retirees from Scams Passes House of Representatives
Position: The release supports the GUARD Act, bipartisan legislation that would allow existing federal grant funds to be used for financial fraud investigations, training, technology, data collection, and law enforcement coordination, and urges the Senate to pass it.
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, the Guarding Unprotected Aging Retirees from Deception (GUARD) Act, bipartisan legislation Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) introduced alongside Congressman Zach Nunn (IA-03) and Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-05), passed the House of Representatives.
The GUARD Act was introduced with one critical goal in mind—to combat financial fraud scams that target hardworking Americans. Scams have become increasingly complex, cross-jurisdictional, and technology-driven. Pig butchering schemes often combine social engineering, fake investment platforms, romance or confidence fraud, and cryptocurrency transactions that move quickly across wallets, exchanges, and borders.
State, local, and tribal law enforcement are often the first point of contact for scam victims, but many agencies lack dedicated personnel, blockchain tracing tools, training, and coordination channels with financial institutions and federal law enforcement.
The GUARD Act addresses this gap by allowing existing federal grant funds to be used more directly for financial fraud investigations, training, technology, data collection, and law enforcement coordination.
“As technology continues to evolve, so do the tactics used by criminals to defraud hardworking Americans. The House passage of the GUARD Act is an important step toward giving state and local law enforcement the tools they need to combat financial fraud and protect victims,” said Rep. Fitzgerald. “By harnessing innovative technologies like blockchain, we can stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated scams and better protect Wisconsin seniors and families. I’m proud to co-lead this effort, and I urge my Senate colleagues to take up the GUARD Act and pass it swiftly.”
“Iowa retirees spent a lifetime building their savings, and scammers are using increasingly sophisticated technology to steal it out from under them,” said Rep. Nunn. “The GUARD Act came directly from an Iowa sheriff's deputy who told me officers were watching criminals steal the life savings of hardworking Iowans but lacked the tools to track them down and recover the money. Today, the House voted to give state and local law enforcement the resources they need to pursue fraudsters, recover stolen funds, and deliver justice for victims. I urge the Senate to take it up without delay and get these protections to the Iowans who need them.”
BACKGROUND: Financial fraud, elder exploitation, and cryptocurrency-enabled scams continue to impose significant losses on American consumers, particularly seniors. The FTC reported that consumers lost about $16 billion to fraud in 2025, the highest level on record, while reported fraud losses in 2024 totaled $12.5 billion. The FBI’s 2024 Internet Crime Report found that IC3 received 859,532 complaints with losses exceeding $16.6 billion, including more than $6.5 billion in cryptocurrency-related investment fraud losses.
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Rep. Fitzgerald Chairs Judiciary Subcommittee Field Hearing on Obamacare Waste, Fraud, & Abuse
Position: The release supports restricting ACA premium tax credits to eligible individuals, including excluding illegal aliens, removing the repayment cap on excess subsidies, and adding stricter eligibility verification. It also expresses support for the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act and calls for further congressional action to curb subsidy-related fraud and taxpayer costs.
CHARLOTTE, NC – Today, Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05), who serves as Chairman of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Administrative State, Regulatory Reform, and Antitrust, held a field hearing in North Carolina titled, “Examining Healthcare Markets: Fraud and Competition.” Rep. Fitzgerald issued the following statement about the hearing:
“I think we can all agree that there is something wrong with the American healthcare system. The price of care is sky high, in part because of the design of, and rampant fraud occurring in, the Obamacare insurance system.
“Obamacare promised affordable healthcare for Americans. But it has not lived up to that promise. The price of Obamacare plans has increased at twice the rate of employer-sponsored plans. Instead of doing something about the artificially inflated prices, the Biden Administration just handed out more subsidies.
“To add insult to injury, because the Obamacare system does not trust Americans to make decisions about their own healthcare coverage, those subsidies go straight into the pockets of insurance companies instead of the American people.
“In the Working Families Tax Cuts bill, Republicans prevented illegal aliens from receiving premium tax credits. We also removed the cap on repayments to the federal government for excessive subsidies and added stricter eligibility verification to ensure people do not receive generous subsidies before their eligibility is determined.
“I also supported the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act that passed the House late last year. House Republicans recognize that we cannot keep writing blank checks for heavily subsidized programs that continue to drive up costs.
“While we have taken huge steps in the right direction, Congress must build on that progress to protect taxpayers, crack down on fraud, and ensure these subsidies go to people who are actually eligible.
“That’s exactly why we gathered in North Carolina for this field hearing, to gather additional solutions. North Carolina has redefined its healthcare industry through investments in cutting-edge tech and research hubs, as well as a statewide rural health transformation program. As a result, the state has received national rankings in healthcare innovation and quality.”
Watch Congressman Fitzgerald's opening statement from the hearing:
Rep. Fitzgerald Votes to Condemn Socialism in All Forms & Protect Domestic Mining
Position: The release supports H. Res. 1490, a resolution condemning socialism in all forms, and supports H.R. 1501, the Protecting Domestic Mining Act, which would streamline permitting for mining and mineral processing to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers such as China.
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) issued the following statements in response to the passage of two critical measures this week: H. Res. 1490 - Condemning Socialism in All Forms and H.R. 1501 - Protecting Domestic Mining Act.
On the Resolution Condemning Socialism:
“We have seen a dramatic rise in socialism in the United States over the past year which is completely antithetical to the American way of life and what the Founders intended,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “This Resolution, which 192 House Democrats opposed, formally condemns socialism in all its forms, including the Democratic Socialists of America, and opposes socialist policies in the United States. Socialism gives government more power and leaves the people with less freedom. That is the exact opposite of what America stands for.”
On the Protecting Domestic Mining Act:
“This legislation will help make it easier to produce the minerals the United States needs right here at home,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “By improving the permitting process for mining and mineral processing, we will strengthen our domestic supply chains and reduce our dependence on foreign adversaries like China. This is key to protecting our national security and supporting American manufacturing.”
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Rep. Fitzgerald Votes to Keep the Government Open, Avoiding Another Democrat-Led Shutdown
Position: The release supports passage of a continuing appropriations measure to keep the federal government funded through December 11, 2026, and opposes a government shutdown.
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) issued the following statement after voting to pass the Senate Amendment to H.R. 6500 - Continuing Appropriations Act, 2027.
“Keeping the government open is the responsible thing to do,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “This legislation keeps the government funded through December 11, 2026, ensures critical services continue, provides certainty for our military, and supports our national security priorities. I voted to keep the government open and avoid another reckless shutdown while we work to complete the appropriations process here in the House.”
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Rep. Fitzgerald's NDO Fairness Act Passes House of Representatives
Position: Supports the NDO Fairness Act, which would require notification to individuals within 90 days when their data is subpoenaed under a non-disclosure order and limit indefinite secrecy orders on service providers. The release also urges Senate action on the bill.
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald’s (WI-05) NDO Fairness Act, legislation aimed at restoring transparency, reinforcing constitutional rights, and ending the pattern of surveillance overreach, passed the House of Representatives unanimously today.
Earlier this year, Congressman Fitzgerald questioned former Special Counsel Jack Smith during a House Judiciary Committee hearing that focused on Smith’s investigations and prosecutions of President Trump.
As mentioned by multiple committee members during the hearing, the unconstitutional subpoena of phone records for Members of Congress was a gross abuse of power. Not only did Smith’s team fail to notify the Federal Judge that the subpoenas were for Members of Congress, but he also imposed a non-disclosure order, or NDO, prohibiting the phone companies from notifying Members of the search.
The NDO Fairness Act would require notification of a subpoena after 90 days, ensuring all Americans, not just Members of Congress, have a right to challenge the constitutionality of a subpoena.
“The government should not be able to secretly search Americans’ private information and then prevent them from ever knowing it happened,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “The NDO Fairness Act restores fundamental safeguards against government overreach by ensuring Americans have the opportunity to learn when their information has been searched. I thank my colleagues for supporting this legislation, and I urge the Senate to act quickly to advance these critical protections.”
BACKGROUND: The NDO Fairness Act reins in prosecutorial abuse and executive branch overreach by strengthening the standards prosecutors must meet when seeking to place non-disclosure orders (NDOs) on service providers. This bill will prevent federal prosecutors from using indefinite and often boilerplate secrecy orders to access third-party communications data. It will also ensure an individual is notified within 90 days when their data was searched and allow that individual to request a copy of any information disclosed.
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Rep. Fitzgerald Tours Oaks of Jackson, Highlights Housing Legislation Inspired by Washington County Initiative
Position: Supports the Working Families Home Construction Act, which would allow Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase qualifying residential construction loans to improve builders' access to construction financing and increase middle-class housing supply.
JACKSON, WI – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) toured the Oaks of Jackson, a Washington County Next Generation Housing development, to highlight the county’s efforts to expand attainable homeownership opportunities and discuss his recently introduced Working Families Home Construction Act, which was inspired by the county’s successful housing initiative.
The Working Families Home Construction Act is designed to help address the nation’s housing supply shortage by making construction financing more accessible to builders. The bill would allow Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase qualifying residential construction loans at low interest rates, helping builders access gap financing needed to produce more middle-class housing.
“Washington County has shown that innovative financing can help get more homes built for working families,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “My Working Families Home Construction Act takes the lessons learned here in Wisconsin and brings them to the federal level, helping builders access the financing they need to build more middle-class housing across the country.”
Builders across the country are ready to build, but too often cannot access affordable construction financing needed for land acquisition, infrastructure, site preparation, and other upfront development costs, making it difficult for developers to build anything but upper-income homes.
“Fixing the housing shortage in the United States is one of the top issues we face,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “Washington County has developed a successful model for overcoming barriers to housing construction, and we need to build on that success so more hardworking Americans can achieve the dream of homeownership.”
“What started as a local solution to a challenge facing Washington County is now helping shape the national conversation about housing,” said Washington County Executive Josh Schoemann. “Our Next Generation Housing Initiative demonstrates what can be accomplished when county and municipal leaders work alongside builders, employers and community partners. By reducing barriers to construction and focusing on attainable homeownership, we are helping more working families achieve the American Dream while strengthening the workforce our local businesses need.”
During the tour, Congressman Fitzgerald joined Washington County Executive Josh Schoemann, Village of Jackson Administrator Jen Heidke, local housing partners, and Next Generation Housing homeowners to view homes within the Oaks of Jackson and discuss the importance of increasing the supply of attainable, owner-occupied housing.
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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.
1.ASSOC. BUILDERS CONTRACTORS, INC. PAC2 contributions$10,000
2.GE HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGIES INC. PAC2 contributions$10,000
3.THRIVENT FINANCIAL FOR LUTHERANS PAC3 contributions$10,000
4.IN THE ARENA PAC2 contributions$10,000
5.AMAZON PAC2 contributions$10,000
6.SENTRY INSURANCE A MUTUAL CO FEDERAL PAC2 contributions$10,000
7.ON WISCONSIN PAC2 contributions$10,000
8.NORTHWESTERN MUTAL PAC2 contributions$10,000
9.MR. SMITH PAC-MR. SOUTHERN MO IN THE HOUSE PAC2 contributions$10,000
10.UBS AMERICAS INC. PACFinance2 contributionsPAC of UBS Americas, the U.S. subsidiary of Swiss banking and financial-services firm UBS. Backs candidates and policies supporting capital markets, banking regulation, and financial-sector interests.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.SELF$37,194
2.BGR GROUP$13,000
3.MILWAUKEE TOOL$9,163
4.ELLIOTT INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT$7,000
5.AMERICAN BEVERAGE ASSOCIATION$7,000
6.TWINLOGIC STRATEGIES$7,000
7.CONTINENTAL PROPERTIES$7,000
8.EPIC$7,000
9.ABC$7,000
10.ULINE$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.
