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Isakson, John Hardy

candidate · S6GA00119
Isakson, John Hardy GA · REP · Senate · GA · incumbent
The seat — demographics, elections & money for this district full page ↗

Person: Isakson, John Hardy · every race, every cycle

13 cycles7 committees153 contributing committees51 vendors

Raised — contributing committees / cycle

Spent — vendor payments / cycle

IE support — independent expenditures for this candidate / cycle

Transferred out — other candidates funded / cycle

All four, combined -- 2016-2028

20162028
Raised Spent IE support Transferred out

2016–2028 · entity counts (money-dark); dollar trends light up at the flip. "Raised" is committee-routed contributions only — individual donors stay held pending the privacy decision, and there is no distinct bundler surface yet (#2488).

In the 2018 Senate field

GA

529 Senate candidates nationally in 2018.

#CandidateStatePartyRaised
1 Sanders, Bernard VT IND $56,355,723
2 Brown, Sherrod OH DEM $43,945,698
3 Tester, R. Jon MT DEM $41,514,204
4 McSally, Martha AZ REP $38,525,275
5 Murphy, Christopher S CT DEM $31,406,433
6 Warren, Elizabeth MA DEM $30,998,675
7 Baldwin, Tammy WI DEM $30,006,651
8 Casey, Robert P. Jr. PA DEM $26,183,788

The national Senate field for 2018, ranked by money raised. Party affiliation shown as filed — third-party and state-party labels (DFL, WFP, etc.) are not merged into DEM/REP. This candidate did not appear in the returned set.

Campaign contact

ATLANTA, GA, 303251116

Website, phone and social accounts arrive with the campaign-contact ingest (FEC F1 + social sources).

Money raised vs spent

coming

Raised-vs-spent over time — the per-cycle totals surface is coming.

Where the money comes from

by source type

PACs 100% · Super PACs 0%

Source typeContributionsAmount
PACs264$375,550
Super PACs2$0
Total (committee-sourced)$375,550

Money received from committees, split by the type of the paying committee (PAC, Super PAC, party, joint-fundraising, conduit). Individual (person) giving is aggregated separately with privacy suppression and is not included here.

Transfers in

from committees
Payer typeTransfersAmount
Joint-fundraising committees5$123,320
Total$123,320

Committee-to-committee transfers received by this candidate's principal committee, split by the type of the sending committee.

Individual-donor conduit dependency

lifetime

1% by dollars

596 of 41319 individual contributions on file routed through a conduit, lifetime -- not per-cycle (the underlying edge source can't be cleanly split by year). Conduit dollars are the true donor's money, passed through a platform; not double-counted.

PAC vs. individual money

by dollars

Individual (direct) 99% · Committee-routed (PAC / party / JFA / conduit) 1%

41319 individual contributions to this candidate's principal committee vs 266 committee-routed contributions across every committee this candidate has authorized ($34,230,777 vs $375,550). Two different grains -- individual money is scoped to the principal committee only; committee-routed money spans every authorized committee -- combined here as the closest count-first read of PAC- vs individual-dependence available today. Part of the funding-concentration strip (#2730); donor-sector concentration and top-vendor share are not yet available.

Where the money goes

beneficiaries

Money disbursed by this candidate's principal committee: contributions to other candidates (the "raises big, then funds allies" signal), transfers to committees by destination type, vendor spending, and independent expenditures made.

Where the donors are

precinct-floored · suppressed
Partial data. About 15% of donor money is geocoded, concentrated in 9 states (AK, AL, AR, AZ, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL). Every other state — including the largest donor states (CA, NY, TX) — currently has zero geocoded rows. A blank state means not yet geocoded, never no donors here. Not a complete picture of donor geography.
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Aggregated itemized individual giving, geocoded to donor home address, suppressed for privacy (small or single-donor-dominated cells withheld). Unitemized giving has no geography.

Who runs it

Treasurer · JON ANDERSON

Board / senior staff arrive from the payroll-disbursement derivation.

Committees

authorized
CommitteeRoleType
Friends Of Isakson Authorized committee S
Let'S Send Johnny Isakson To Washington To Rock The Boat Committee Authorized committee S
Chambliss-Isakson Committee Joint fundraising S
Isakson Victory Committee Joint fundraising X
Isakson Victory Committee Joint fundraising N
Georgians For Isakson Principal campaign committee S
Isakson For U S Senate Principal campaign committee S

Money in

committee & PAC contributions

Contributing committees & PACs · 2018:

Committee / PACContributedContributionsCycles
Genworth Financial, Inc. Political Action Committee (Genworth Pac) $5,000 7 2018
National Air Traffic Controllers Association Pac $6,000 7 2018
Resolute Forest Products Inc. Political Action Committee Aka Domtar Pac $6,500 7 2018
Zeneca Inc. Political Action Committee (Azpac) $7,500 5 2018
Ecolab Inc. Political Action Committee $5,000 5 2018
Merck & Co., Inc., Employees Political Action Committee (Merck Pac) $10,000 5 2018
The Farm Credit Council Political Action Committee $2,000 4 2018
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Political Action Committee (Nmpac) $9,000 4 2018
The American Society Of Pension Professionals And Actuaries Political Action Committee (Asppa-Napa Pac) A/K/A American Retirement Association Political Action Committee (Ara Pac) $4,000 4 2018
Cvs Health Pac $4,000 4 2018
Pfizer Inc. Pac $7,500 3 2018
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Political Action Committee (Bms Pac) $500 3 2018
Genentech Inc. Political Action Committee (Genenpac) $2,500 3 2018
National Emergency Medicine Political Action Committee / American College Of Emergency Physicians $3,000 3 2018
Cox Enterprises Pac (Coxpac) Inc. $2,500 3 2018
National Roofing Contractors Association Roof Pac $3,000 3 2018
Arentfox Schiff Civic Participation Fund (Afspac) $1,000 3 2018
Warner Media, Llc Pac (Warnermedia Pac) $1,000 3 2018
American Society Of Association Executives (Asae) Pac $3,000 3 2018
Novo Nordisk Inc. Pac (Novo Nordisk Pac) $5,000 3 2018
Select Medical Corporation Pac $10,000 2 2018
Elekta Holdings Us, Inc. Political Action Committee ('Elektapac') $0 2 2018
Laboratory Corporation Of America Holdings Political Participation Committee $4,500 2 2018
Fresenius Medical Care Holdings, Inc. Political Action Committee $3,000 2 2018
The Capital Group Companies Inc Political Action Committee $5,000 2 2018

Committee & PAC contributions to this candidate. Individual donors remain held (donor-privacy decision).

Cross-party support

who funds both sides

38 of this candidate's 40 top committee funders also fund the other side.

Committee / PACOverall givingD / R
American Council Of Life Insurers Political Action Committee 50% / 50%
National Association Of Realtors Political Action Committee 50% / 50%
Novo Nordisk Inc. Pac (Novo Nordisk Pac) 50% / 50%
Genentech Inc. Political Action Committee (Genenpac) 49% / 51%
International Council Of Shopping Centers Inc Political Action Committee (Icsc Pac) 49% / 51%
Arentfox Schiff Civic Participation Fund (Afspac) 48% / 52%
National Emergency Medicine Political Action Committee / American College Of Emergency Physicians 52% / 48%
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Political Action Committee (Nmpac) 48% / 52%
Bracepac 47% / 53%
Cox Enterprises Pac (Coxpac) Inc. 47% / 53%
Novartis Corporation Political Action Committee 53% / 47%
American Council Of Engineering Companies (Acec/Pac) 46% / 54%

Each committee's overall giving split by recipient party (by dollars).

Super PAC spending

outside money

Supporting: 0 committees · 0 expenditures · —  ·  Opposing: 1 · 2 · $862

CommitteeStanceAmount
Everytown For Gun Safety Action Fund opposes $862

Independent expenditures for or against this candidate. 2016 excluded (known IE undercount).

0% of this candidate's receipts + outside spending is outside money (independent expenditures for/against, as a share of receipts plus outside spending).

Money out — top vendors

$ shown
VendorPaidPaymentsCategory
Adp Easypay Atlanta $4,002 59
Adp Easypay Atlanta $3,376 47
Adp Easypay Atlanta $1,104 18
Adp Easypay Atlanta $1,308 17
Partnership Card Services $28,554 15
Campaign Consulting Group $15,000 12
Aristotle $3,814 11
Restaurant Associates $4,592 8
Dentons Us Llp $13,704 7
Suntrust Bank $450 7
The Georgian Club $3,994 6
Fsp One Overton Park, Llc $2,895 6

Payment counts from the principal committee; dollar totals held. Arc maps of where money goes arrive with the geo layer.

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