Campaign money: corporate PACs
What they say
Her campaign says she has not accepted any corporate PAC money, naming Palantir.
“Rebecca hasn't accepted a dime from corporate PAC money, including Palantir”
Source: Rebecca Bennett for Congress
What the record shows ·
Her committee's filings through June 30, 2026 list 111 line-11C receipts from other political committees (118 rows including memo entries). The FEC records none of the contributing committees as a corporation's PAC, and none is connected to Palantir. The committees are leadership PACs, other candidates' campaigns, ideological and hybrid PACs, and a few labour and membership-organisation PACs, plus a handful of state and local committees with no FEC number, among them a firefighters' union committee.
Sources: Federal Election Commission
Limit: "Corporate PAC" is read here as the FEC reads it: a PAC whose connected organisation is a corporation. Five contributors, all state or local committees with no FEC number, carry no committee type; none is named for a company. Donations from employees of a company are individual contributions and are outside this claim. Filings after June 30 have not been read.