Money Out Of Politics | Restore The Peoples Voice

The U.S. Government has become so obsessed with money, that it controls everything. It has intertwined its self with every aspect of governance. It is now required that politicians spend more time fundraising than actually doing the people's work. When large private donors control the politicians these politicians are no longer working for the good of the American people, but instead for the interests of their large donors. We have lost many of our elected officials to this infection of money into our political arena and the only way we will ever re-gain control of our elected officials is by removing the temptation that money holds over them. By voting in politicians that pledge to removing the power and impact that Citizens United is having over the landscape of Washington D.C., we can then slowly remove the grip that the wealthy and special interests have over this country and the American People. DCdysfunction will help you Stay Engaged and Stay Informed.


2025-2029

Trump Administration

MAGA Inc. (pro-Trump super PAC): $424.4M raised 2025-26

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Open Secrets

When the U.S. Government no longer works for the U.S.people, but for big corporations... Then it is Time to Take a Stand.

No More Big Money

When the U.S. Government only works for the ones with the largest amounts of money... Then it is Time to Take a Stand.

Remove Corruption

When U.S. Elected Government Officials no longer do the peoples' work...
Then it is Time to Take a Stand!

2025-26 Fundraising Leaders

LIVE · FEC data · updated 12 min ago HouseSenate

1. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez D - New York District 14

$37.4M raised · $23.8M spent · $17.4M cash on hand
Reported through Sep 30 · FEC filing

2. Rep. Mike Johnson R - Louisiana District 04

$24.2M raised · $18.0M spent · $7.5M cash on hand
Reported through Sep 30 · FEC filing

3. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries D - New York District 08

$17.5M raised · $18.1M spent · $4.4M cash on hand
Reported through Sep 30 · FEC filing

4. Rep. Eugene Vindman D - Virginia District 07

$15.5M raised · $9.8M spent · $5.8M cash on hand
Reported through Sep 30 · FEC filing

5. Rep. Ro Khanna D - California District 17

$15.2M raised · $9.0M spent · $16.9M cash on hand
Reported through Sep 30 · FEC filing

1. Sen. Jon Ossoff D - Georgia

$110.4M raised · $89.1M spent · $26.3M cash on hand
Reported through Sep 30 · FEC filing

2. Sen. Mark Kelly D - Arizona

$47.5M raised · $25.4M spent · $26.5M cash on hand
Reported through Sep 30 · FEC filing

3. Sen. Raja Krishnamoorthi D - Illinois

$31.6M raised · $31.5M spent · $33K cash on hand
Reported through Sep 30 · FEC filing

4. Sen. Bernard Sanders I - Vermont

$26.3M raised · $14.7M spent · $22.4M cash on hand
Reported through Sep 30 · FEC filing

5. Sen. Chris Pappas D - New Hampshire

$21.5M raised · $18.6M spent · $3.3M cash on hand
Reported through Sep 30 · FEC filing

Super PAC Activity

Biggest spenders this cycle

Latest outside spending
  • $32K for Troy Dale Jackson (D-ME)
    Win The Whole Thing PAC · Sep 28
  • $404K for Angie Craig (D-MN)
    North Star Dawn PAC · Jul 7
  • $945K for Don Davis (D-NC)
    Center Forward Committee · Oct 20
  • $37K against Connie Chan
    Abundant Future · Oct 19
  • $50K against Timothy Joseph Evans (R-CO)
    American Federation Of State County & Municipal Employees P E O P L E · Oct 19

Blue helps Democrats, red helps Republicans. Source: FEC


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