Northrop Grumman
Affiliated PAC
EMPLOYEES OF NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION PAC →$3M
Tracked direct contributions · 357 recipients · 2025–2026
Federal election money
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Scope: 2025–2026 federal election cycle. Counts reflect records currently stored and classified by Paper Trail; they are not a count of all U.S. political activity.
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Affiliated PAC
EMPLOYEES OF NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION PAC →$3M
Tracked direct contributions · 357 recipients · 2025–2026
Tracked contribution records
Ranked by the sum of active, non-memo Schedule B Line 23 contribution records stored for the 2025–2026 federal election cycle. This is a contribution measure, not receipts, total disbursements, or independent expenditures.
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Current politicians ranked by contributions from PACs tracked by Paper Trail during the 2025–2026 federal election cycle. Historical candidates and former members are excluded using the site’s existing current-member status.
#1 · Republican · Senate · AK-00Dan Sullivan129 contributing PACs$5.6M
#2 · Republican · House · LA-01Steve Mr Scalise87 contributing PACs$887.9K
#3 · Republican · Senate · TX-00John Sen Cornyn107 contributing PACs$712.5K
#4 · Republican · Senate · OH-00Jon Husted115 contributing PACs$678K
#5 · Republican · House · MN-06Thomas Earl Emmer Jr.107 contributing PACs$648K
#6 · Republican · House · IA-02Ashley Hinson Arenholz107 contributing PACs$643.5K
#7 · Republican · House · KY-02S. Brett Brett Hon. Guthrie114 contributing PACs$607.9K
#8 · Republican · Senate · FL-00Ashley Moody106 contributing PACs$602.5KRecipient classification
Share of active, non-memo Schedule B Line 23 contribution records in Paper Trail for the 2025–2026 federal election cycle. Independent, other, and unclassified recipients remain visible rather than being folded into the Democratic–Republican comparison.
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