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Federal Title IX protections should explicitly include sexual orientation and gender identity.
“Democrats like Roy Cooper and Sherrod Brown have supported pro-transgender policies and blocked efforts to keep men out of women's sports.”
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Husted secures millions in funding for Toledo rail infrastructure project
Position: Senator Husted announces securing $43.55 million in federal CRISI program funding to rehabilitate and modernize the Toledo Swing Bridge over the Maumee River, and advocates for continued federal infrastructure investment in Ohio.
“Ohioans can count on me to continue fighting to bring infrastructure investments like this home to Ohio to support jobs, grow our economy and keep our communities safe.”
WASHINGTON – Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) today announced that he secured $43,550,000 in funding to rehabilitate and modernize the Toledo Swing Bridge over the Maumee River, improving rail safety, reliability and freight transportation in northwest Ohio.
“Ohio’s rail infrastructure plays a critical role in moving goods, supporting businesses and keeping our economy strong. This investment will make the Toledo Swing Bridge safer and more reliable, allowing goods to move more efficiently and strengthening Toledo’s position as a major transportation hub. Ohioans can count on me to continue fighting to bring infrastructure investments like this home to Ohio to support jobs, grow our economy and keep our communities safe,” said Husted.
The funding was awarded through the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) program following Husted’s advocacy for the project in a letter to Federal Railroad Administration Administrator David Fink.
The project will address a structural bottleneck along an active freight corridor by modernizing the bridge and increasing its load-carrying capacity. These improvements will allow modern railcars to move more efficiently, strengthen freight transportation and support Ohio’s domestic energy supply chain.
The CRISI program supports projects that improve railroad safety, efficiency and reliability, reduce congestion along passenger and freight rail corridors and strengthen connections between transportation systems.
The grant allocation builds on Husted’s work as a member of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works and the Senate Appropriations Committee. In these roles, Husted has been a strong advocate for strengthening Ohio’s infrastructure and ensuring that appropriated funds are obligated to projects that will serve Ohioans.
In September 2026, Husted secured funding for the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority.
In August 2026, Husted secured funding for the City of Toledo and City of Fairfield infrastructure projects.
In July 2026, Husted also announced that he secured $50 million in BUILD funding for Ohio infrastructure projects.
Husted, Bessent host education and adoption tax credit roundtable in Columbus
Position: The release expresses support for the Education Freedom Tax Credit, which provides a federal tax credit for donations to state-approved scholarship organizations, and for the expanded adoption tax credit.
“Every child deserves the opportunity to succeed, and their education should not be limited by their ZIP code.”
COLUMBUS – Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) today hosted a roundtable with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at Crown Preparatory Academy to discuss the Education Freedom Tax Credit and the expanded adoption tax credit, bringing together Ohio educators, school leaders, adoption advocates, state officials and families.
Under the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, Ohioans who donate to a state-approved scholarship organizations can now claim a federal tax credit. That money goes to scholarships that help students pay for tuition, tutoring, books, computers, transportation and special education services. The law also made the adoption tax credit larger and more helpful to families who need it most.
Husted, who began life in a foster home, joined families at the roundtable to talk about what these changes mean for kids in foster care and the families who open their homes to them. Participants also heard from school leaders and families about how school choice has changed their lives.
“Every child deserves the opportunity to succeed, and their education should not be limited by their ZIP code. Parents know what their kids need better than anyone in Washington, and these tax credits give more families the freedom to choose the right school and the support to open their homes to a child who needs one. I started my life in foster care, so I understand how much it matters when a family steps up. I was honored to have Secretary Bessent in Columbus to hear directly from the Ohioans who are using these tools every day,” Husted said.
“Here in Ohio, Senator Husted championed a scholarship that has helped over 100,000 families find the right education for their children. Now, through the Working Families Tax Cuts, President Trump is scaling that success across the country,” Bessent said.
Husted was an original cosponsor of the Educational Choice for Children Act, which was the basis for the Education Freedom Tax Credit in the Working Families Tax Cuts Act.
The Education Freedom Tax Credit gives taxpayers a federal credit for donations to approved scholarship granting organizations, which then award scholarships to students. States must opt in, and Gov. Mike DeWine opted Ohio in on Feb. 4, 2026. The Working Families Tax Cuts Act also expanded the adoption tax credit. Here is how the changes work:
Husted in East Palestine for regional first responder training center announcement, leads Team Tressel Fitness Challenge with elementary students in Youngstown, visits Ohio manufacturers at Vallourec Star
Position: Sen. Husted advocates passage of his Railway Safety Act to provide protective equipment for first responders, and says he will keep fighting for policies that help manufacturers grow and compete. The release also highlights a first responder training center, a student fitness event, and a manufacturing visit.
“Whether it’s training first responders, getting kids moving, or backing the workers who build American steel, these visits are about investing in Ohio’s people and Ohio’s communities.”
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) today joined Youngstown State University (YSU) to announce a new regional first responder training center in East Palestine, led the Team Tressel Fitness Challenge with students at Harding Elementary School in Youngstown, and visited Vallourec Star in Youngstown to meet with Ohio manufacturers and job creators.
At the East Palestine Fire Department, Husted joined Gov. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio), Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel and YSU President Bill Johnson to announce the YSU Resiliency, Adaptability, Preparedness, Innovation for Disaster (RAPID) project. The center will give career and volunteer first responders hands-on training for rail-related emergencies, hazardous materials incidents and other dangerous situations. It builds on Norfolk Southern’s $20 million commitment to YSU, announced November 2025, in the wake of the 2023 train derailment.
“This center will give career and volunteer first responders the specialized training they need to be ready for dangerous and unpredictable situations. We pledged that East Palestine won’t be forgotten, and this is a great example of a public-private partnership working to make that happen. The next step is passing my Railway Safety Act so first responders can get the protective equipment they need to stay safe on the job,” said Husted.
At Harding Elementary School, Husted joined Lt. Gov. Tressel to lead about 170 third through fifth grade students through cardio, strength, flexibility and balance exercises. Husted also talked with students about the importance of nutrition and sleep.
“Getting kids moving, eating well and getting enough sleep sets them up to learn, grow and succeed. I’m grateful to Lt. Gov. Tressel for leading this effort, and to the students and teachers at Harding Elementary for bringing it to life,” said Husted.
At Vallourec Star, Husted toured the Youngstown facility and spoke with workers about wins in Washington for manufacturers. The company makes seamless steel pipe used in energy infrastructure and has invested more than $1.5 billion in the United States over the past 15 years, creating more than 500 jobs. A new premium threading line is set to open at the Youngstown facility in November 2026.
“Ohio workers make the steel pipe that keeps American energy production strong, and Vallourec is a great example of what happens when companies invest in Ohio. I’ll keep fighting for policies that help our manufacturers grow, create good jobs and compete with anyone in the world,” said Husted.
These visits build on Husted’s work for Ohio communities, workers and manufacturers. In the Senate, Husted is supporting:
Husted also supported the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, which includes:
Husted joins bill to disrupt cartel operations, prevent flow of deadly drugs into the U.S.
Position: Supports the bipartisan Enhancing Southbound Inspections to Combat Cartels Act, which would increase inspections of outbound traffic from the U.S. to Mexico to curb the flow of illicit firearms and money to drug cartels and reduce fentanyl trafficking.
“Strengthening southbound inspections will help disrupt cartel operations, keep illegal firearms out of their hands and reduce the flow of fentanyl and other deadly drugs into our communities.”
WASHINGTON – Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) joined Sens. Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) and James Lankford’s (R-Okla.) bipartisan Enhancing Southbound Inspections to Combat Cartels Act. This bill would increase inspections of traffic going from the U.S. to Mexico, which would help combat the flow of illicit firearms and money that fuel drug cartels.
“As we continue working to secure our southern border, we also need to cut off the weapons and funding that allow drug cartels to operate. Strengthening southbound inspections will help disrupt cartel operations, keep illegal firearms out of their hands and reduce the flow of fentanyl and other deadly drugs into our communities. I will continue supporting commonsense efforts to secure our border and keep Americans safe,” said Husted.
“Dismantling drug cartels requires cutting off the flow of illegal firearms and cartel money moving from the U.S. into Mexico, which help give cartels the resources to continue to operate and flood our communities with deadly drugs. This bipartisan legislation significantly enhances our southbound inspection capabilities, which will help disrupt cartel operations and reduce the trafficking of fentanyl, which has devastated communities across New Hampshire and nationwide,” said Hassan.
“With border crossings at a record low, the results speak for themselves. President Trump’s leadership is making America safer; the southern border is much more secure than it was a year ago. But US Customs and Border Protection still doesn’t have the resources they need to stop gun smuggling to the criminal cartels in Mexico. We need to ensure border law enforcement has the personnel and technology to crack down on criminal activity that puts Americans at risk,” said Lankford.
The Enhancing Southbound Inspections to Combat Cartels Act would:
This bill builds on Husted’s work to stop the flow of fentanyl into American communities. Husted supported the HALT Fentanyl Act, which was signed into law by President Trump. This law makes the temporary class-wide scheduling order for fentanyl-related substances permanent, closing a dangerous loophole that drug traffickers continue to exploit.
Full text of the bill is available here.
Husted, Barrasso host permitting reform roundtable in Columbus
Position: The release supports federal permitting reform to shorten environmental reviews for energy and infrastructure projects, and supports requiring data centers to pay for their own energy costs. It cites the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act as the vehicle for permitting reform.
“We can’t build Ohio’s energy future if it takes up to a decade just to get a permit.”
COLUMBUS – Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) today hosted a permitting reform roundtable with Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso (R-Wyo.), bringing together state lawmakers, regulators and Ohio energy, manufacturing and business leaders.
Currently, a federal environmental review can take up to a decade. Projects miss deadlines and waste budgets before construction begins. As energy usage adds demand to Ohio’s grid, the grid must keep up.
“Ohio’s economy is growing, and the grid has to keep up. We can’t build Ohio’s energy future and lower costs for working families if it takes up to a decade just to get a permit. I was glad to bring my friend Sen. Barrasso to Columbus to hear directly from the people who build, power and regulate energy in Ohio. We’re also fighting to make sure data centers pay for their own energy so working families aren’t stuck footing the bill for Big Tech,” said Husted.
“America needs to build better, faster, cheaper, and smarter. Right now, critical energy projects spend years trapped in the regulatory penalty box. Senator Husted’s roundtable today underscored how essential permitting reform is to producing more American energy and lowering prices for American families. Senator Husted has led the way in the Senate with thoughtful legislation that will protect families from increased electricity rates. The Senate has also negotiated bipartisan permitting legislation. We need to pass these reforms this year. American families cannot afford to wait,” said Barrasso.
Husted is a member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee and has worked with Chairman Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) on fixing our broken permitting system. He also introduced the Ratepayer Protection Act, which would make large new data centers pay for their own energy costs, and worked to include stronger protections in the permitting bill.
Husted is also leading efforts in the Senate on permitting reform including:
Participants discussed the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, a U.S. Senate bill that would make the permitting process more efficient, effective and predictable while keeping environmental safeguards intact and protecting. The bill is expected to receive a vote in the U.S. Senate when senators return to the Capitol after the October state work period. They also discussed ways to add grid capacity by upgrading existing power lines.
Federal law requires projects like power plants, pipelines and roads to undergo lengthy reviews before construction starts. Those reviews are often open-ended, and permits can be challenged in court for years. The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act would:
Full bill text is available here.
Husted secures Cleveland as home of new U.S. Navy’s Submarine Component Repair Center
Position: Sen. Husted applauds the selection of Cleveland as the site of the U.S. Navy's new Submarine Component Repair Center, citing the region's workforce, infrastructure, and strategic location, and states the facility will strengthen national security and create jobs.
“Northeast Ohio has the skilled workforce, infrastructure and strategic location to support this critical mission for our U.S. Navy.”
WASHINGTON – Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) applauded President Donald Trump’s announcement that Cleveland has been selected as the home of the U.S. Navy’s new Submarine Component Repair Center.
The announcement follows Husted’s letter to Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought and Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao urging the administration to consider Northeast Ohio for the facility.
“Northeast Ohio has the skilled workforce, infrastructure and strategic location to support this critical mission for our U.S. Navy. This facility will strengthen our national security, support military readiness and create jobs in Cleveland. I urged the administration to bring this facility to Northeast Ohio, and I’m proud to see Cleveland selected as its home. I’ll continue fighting for projects that strengthen our nation’s defense and create opportunities for Ohio workers,” said Husted.
On August 13, 2026, Trump issued a presidential memorandum directing administration officials to identify a suitable location for the center within 90 days.
The facility is expected to manufacture, repair and maintain submarine components, supporting the U.S. Navy while bringing new economic opportunities to Northeast Ohio.
Husted, Capito visit Centrus to discuss Ohio’s future in nuclear energy
Position: Senator Husted supports federal investment in domestic nuclear fuel production and advocates for reducing regulatory burdens on nuclear energy facilities to strengthen America's nuclear supply chain and create jobs.
“This plant is creating good-paying Ohio jobs close to home for people in Piketon, strengthening our domestic nuclear fuel supply and helping position Ohio at the center of America’s nuclear future.”
PIKETON, Ohio – Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) today joined U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Chairman Shelley Moore Capito in Piketon to tour Centrus and discuss Ohio’s future in nuclear energy.
“I’m glad to host Senator Capito here in Ohio to see firsthand the work being done at Centrus to rebuild America’s nuclear fuel supply. Centrus is the only U.S.-owned company currently enriching uranium with American technology right here in Piketon. This plant is creating good-paying Ohio jobs close to home for people in Piketon, strengthening our domestic nuclear fuel supply and helping position Ohio at the center of America’s nuclear future. I’ll keep working to expand this operation, grow our workforce and make sure Ohio is leading the way in American energy production,” said Husted.
“It was a pleasure to join Senator Husted here at Centrus Energy’s American Centrifuge Plant in Piketon, Ohio to see how federal investments in nuclear energy are transforming Ohio’s energy landscape. Through his work on the Environment and Public Works Committee, Senator Husted has been a strong advocate for nuclear energy as we’ve worked hard to reduce regulatory burdens and permitting inefficiencies so that we can deploy clean, reliable nuclear energy in Ohio and across the country,” said Capito.
In late 2023, Centrus began uranium enrichment operations at the American Centrifuge Plant in Piketon, Ohio—the first U.S.-owned, U.S.-technology enrichment plant to start production since 1954. Under contract with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Centrus is pioneering production of High-Assay, Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU) in Piketon.
HALEU is an advanced nuclear fuel that can power many next-generation nuclear reactors. Establishing a domestic supply of HALEU will help reduce America’s reliance on foreign sources of nuclear fuel and strengthen the U.S. nuclear energy supply chain.
In January 2026, Husted announced that the DOE will invest $2.7 billion to strengthen domestic enrichment services over the next ten years. This funding includes $900 million for Centrus Energy’s American Centrifuge Plant in Piketon, Ohio.
This announcement came after Husted sent two letters to the DOE in support of funding for the plant. In April and September 2025, he joined colleagues in writing to DOE Secretary Chris Wright, advocating for the American Centrifuge Plant and domestically produced uranium enrichment.
Advocating for the plant builds on Husted’s support for American energy production. Husted’s bipartisan Nuclear REFUEL Act would simplify licensing requirements for nuclear recycling facilities in order to increase nuclear energy production in the U.S. The bill passed the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works on Oct. 29, 2025.
Husted introduces bill to modernize H-1B wage threshold and protect American workers
Position: Senator Husted supports updating the H-1B visa program's wage threshold to require employers to pay H-1B workers at levels indexed to the national average wage, rather than the fixed $60,000 threshold set in 1998, to better protect American workers from wage competition.
“American workers should always come first, and this bill closes an outdated loophole that lets companies bypass them.”
WASHINGTON – Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) introduced the Protecting American Workers Through H-1B Modernization Act, a bill that would update the outdated salary threshold used to determine when H-1B dependent employers must prioritize hiring American workers.
“For decades, companies have been able to sidestep hiring American workers because of a salary threshold that hasn’t budged since 1998. That’s not modernization, that's a loophole. This bill simply asks that when a company is heavily reliant on these visas and wants to bring in more H-1B workers, they shouldn’t be relying on an outdated law to get around offering these jobs to qualified American workers first,” said Husted.
Under current law, H-1B dependent employers, companies whose H-1B share of their workforce exceeds a particular threshold, must attest that they have first tried to hire American workers before sponsoring additional H-1B visas. However, employers are exempted if they pay the H-1B worker at least $60,000 per year, or if the worker holds a master’s degree or higher.
The $60,000 threshold was set in 1998 and was intended to be twice the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) National Average Wage Index at the time. It has never been adjusted for inflation. Today, the SSA National Average Wage Index is nearly $70,000, meaning the original threshold, adjusted for inflation, would be nearly $140,000.
The Protecting American Workers Through H-1B Modernization Act would replace the fixed $60,000 threshold with a dynamic standard equal to two times the national average wage index, as calculated by the Social Security Administration. This would ensure the threshold keeps pace with wage growth going forward, rather than remaining frozen in place.
Husted bill to stop human trafficking passes Senate, heads to president’s desk
Position: The release supports the Enhancing Detection of Human Trafficking Act, which would direct the Department of Labor to train employees to identify human trafficking and refer suspected cases to law enforcement, and which has passed the Senate and been sent to the president.
“Human trafficking is a national tragedy, and we need to do everything we can to stop it.”
WASHINGTON – Sens. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) and Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), Chairman of the U.S. House Education and Workforce Committee Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) and Rep. Lucy McBath’s (D-Ga.) bipartisan, bicameral Enhancing Detection of Human Trafficking Act passed the Senate unanimously and is headed to the president’s desk to be signed into law.
This bill directs the Department of Labor (DOL) to train its employees to identify human trafficking and refer suspected trafficking crimes to law enforcement. While DOL employees are on the ground conducting workplace inspections, they will be able to spot human trafficking behavior in real time.
“Human trafficking is a national tragedy, and we need to do everything we can to stop it. This law will help ensure federal workers are equipped to spot the signs of human trafficking and refer suspected crimes to law enforcement. I’m proud this bill will be my fourth bill signed into law since I took office. This is a great example of the bipartisan work we can accomplish for the American people, and I look forward to the lives this law will help save,” said Husted.
“The fight against human trafficking should never be a partisan issue. Survivors and victims in Michigan and across the country are owed justice, accountability, and meaningful action to prevent these crimes from happening in the first place. Our bipartisan bill, the Enhancing Detection of Human Trafficking Act, provides the Department of Labor with the necessary framework to address these unthinkable crimes head-on. I am proud to have worked alongside my colleagues to get this important legislation passed and look forward to seeing it signed into law,” said Slotkin.
“Human trafficking can hide in plain sight, and this bill will help more people recognize the warning signs. I’m glad the Senate unanimously passed my bill and sent it to President Trump’s desk. By giving Department of Labor employees the right training, we can help identify victims sooner and get potential cases to law enforcement,” said Walberg.
“Human trafficking is a devastating crime that preys on the most vulnerable and robs victims of their freedom and dignity. We have a responsibility to ensure that those on the front lines in our communities and across the federal government have the tools necessary to help combat this crime and provide survivors with a path to safety. Strengthening training for Department of Labor employees is an important step toward recognizing the signs of human trafficking, protecting victims, and connecting them with the resources they need. I thank my colleagues for their support,” said McBath.
The Enhancing Detection of Human Trafficking Act passed the Senate unanimously.
In 2024, law enforcement recorded 334 human trafficking cases involving 509 victims in Ohio.
This bill also requires the DOL to submit a report to Congress detailing its training and referral efforts no later than one year after the DOL implements the program.
Walberg introduced the companion bill to the Enhancing Detection of Human Trafficking in the House of Representatives. The bill passed the House on March 3, 2026.
Full text of the bill is available here.
Husted visits Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Kitchen Collective in Portsmouth, and Ohio small businesses
Position: Sen. Husted supports federal funding for evidence-based home visiting programs for pregnancies and early childhood, supported the Working Families Tax Cuts Act with tax relief for tipped and overtime workers and small businesses, and states that small businesses need to be able to grow, invest, and create jobs.
“From supporting healthy pregnancies and child development to investing in our communities and helping small businesses grow, these investments make a real difference for Ohio families and workers.”
COLUMBUS – Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) today visited Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus and Kitchen Collective in Portsmouth to highlight how federal investments are supporting Ohio families. He also visited two Ohio small businesses to hear directly about the challenges they are facing.
“Healthy families are the cornerstone of a strong America. From supporting healthy pregnancies and child development to investing in our communities and helping small businesses grow, these investments make a real difference for Ohio families and workers,” said Husted.
At Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Husted joined Rep. Mike Carey (R-Ohio), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Administrator Tom Engels and Deputy Administrator Margaret Bush to highlight how federal investments through the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Programsupport healthier pregnancies and stronger families.
The event highlighted HRSA’s $525 million investment in FY 2026 MIECHV Program awards to support evidence-based home visiting services in all 50 states, which Husted supported in the U.S. Senate.
“Small businesses are the backbone of communities across Ohio, and we need to make it easier for them to grow, invest and create jobs. I’ll continue working to make sure Ohio’s entrepreneurs have the tools and resources they need to succeed,” said Husted.
In Portsmouth, Husted visited Kitchen Collective, a nonprofit shared-use commercial kitchen and event space in downtown Portsmouth, to discuss how federal investments he helped secure will support the renovation of two downtown buildings and address local housing affordability.
Husted also visited Adam’s Flying Pig Coffee House in Wheelersburg and The Shakery: Eats & Treats in Ironton to hear directly from small business owners about the challenges they face and discuss his work in the Senate to support Ohio’s small businesses.
These visits build on Husted’s work to help Ohio workers, manufacturers and small businesses. In the Senate, Husted is supporting:
Husted also supported the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, which includes major provisions for small businesses and their workforce:
Cuts taxes on tips and overtime, saving tipped and overtime workers up to $1,750 per year.
Makes the 20% small business tax deduction permanent.
This will deliver $4,600 in average tax relief to 8 million entrepreneurs around the country.
This will create 1.2 million jobs annually for the next 10 years.
Doubles the small business expensing limits for new investments in machinery, equipment and software.
Includes a $7,000 tax cut for 12 million small business owners.
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.
1.TRUE NORTH PAC2 contributions$10,000
2.TRANSDIGM GROUP INC. EMPLOYEE PAC2 contributions$10,000
3.TOMORROW IS MEANINGFUL PAC2 contributions$10,000
5.THE PETER NORBECK LEADERSHIP PAC2 contributions$10,000
6.STEER PAC2 contributions$10,000
7.SEND IN THE SEAL PAC2 contributions$10,000
8.ROCKET PAC2 contributions$10,000
9.RESPONSIBILITY AND FREEDOM WORK PAC (RFWPAC)2 contributions$10,000
10.NATIONAL CATTLEMEN'S BEEF ASSOCIATION PAC (NCBA-PAC)2 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.MARATHON PETROLEUM$44,000
2.BLACKSTONE$41,000
3.KKR$27,341
4.EMBASSY HEALTHCARE$26,800
5.CINCINNATI BENGALS$26,500
6.RDV CORPORATION$26,400
7.SQUIRE PATTON BOGGS$25,000
8.CENTENE$22,665
9.KETTERING HEALTH$22,250
10.RLJ MANAGEMENT CO. INC.$22,000
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.
