Money: the pledge on corporate PACs
What they say
She says she will never take money from corporate PACs.
“I will never take money from corporate PACs.”
What the record shows ·
Her campaign's filings through July 15, 2026 show 25 committees giving it 75,762.78 dollars. The FEC types none of them as a corporation's PAC. The largest groups are hybrid PACs such as Vote Mama and The Next 50, qualified PACs such as EMILY's List and End Citizens United, two union PACs (10,000 dollars), leadership PACs and other House campaigns. Her 48-hour notices through July 30 add three more PAC gifts, none from a corporation's PAC.
Limit: This covers money given to her campaign: her reports through July 15, and her notices of large gifts through July 30. Party spending made for her is not counted; party committees can take corporate PAC money. Some PACs that gave to her, such as leadership PACs, may take corporate money themselves. The type of each PAC is what it reports to the FEC.