ELANCO US INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE ('ELANCO PAC')

PAC (multicandidate) · designation B · C00722165

Giving over time

Source: FEC bulk data (all dated contributions made by this committee, by month).

Top funders

Itemized receipts of $10,000 or more, paid into this committee.

No itemized receipts of $10,000 or more on file for this committee.

Source: FEC bulk data (itemized receipts by individuals and organizations).

Top recipients

26 candidates received a reported $70,000. Top 15 by total:

RecipientTotalContributionsLatest
Jerry Moran (S-KS, Republican) $7,500 3 2026-02-10
Nicholas A. Langworthy (H-NY, Republican) $7,000 4 2026-05-12
Roger Marshall (S-KS, Republican) $5,000 1 2025-04-16
Todd Young (S-IN, Republican) $5,000 2 2025-11-12
Jim Banks (S-IN, Republican) $4,500 2 2025-05-14
Angie Craig (H-MN, Democrat) $4,500 3 2025-09-29
Kim Schrier (H-WA, Democrat) $3,500 2 2026-05-04
Chellie Pingree (H-ME, Democrat) $3,500 2 2026-05-11
Erin Houchin (H-IN, Republican) $3,500 2 2025-09-22
Susan M. Collins (S-ME, Republican) $3,000 4 2025-09-23
Bill Cassidy (S-LA, Republican) $2,500 1 2025-04-16
Jefferson Shreve (H-IN, Republican) $2,500 1 2025-04-29
Nikki Budzinski (H-IL, Democrat) $2,500 1 2026-02-25
Ashley Hinson (H-IA, Republican) $2,500 1 2025-12-02
Glenn Thompson (H-PA, Republican) $2,000 1 2025-05-14

Source: FEC bulk data (committee-to-candidate contributions).

Committee-to-committee transfers

Received (in)

FromAmountDate
MCCONNELL SENATE COMMITTEE $1,700 2025-04-21

Sent (out)

ToAmountDate
NEW DEMOCRAT COALITION ACTION FUND $5,000 2026-01-08
KANSANS FOR MARSHALL $5,000 2025-04-16
NEW DEMOCRAT COALITION ACTION FUND $5,000 2026-01-07
MORAN VICTORY COMMITTEE $2,500 2025-05-30
INDIANA VICTORY COMMITTEE $2,500 2025-09-23
BANKS FOR SENATE $2,500 2025-05-14
BILL CASSIDY FOR US SENATE $2,500 2025-04-16
SHREVE FOR CONGRESS $2,500 2025-04-29
FRIENDS OF TODD YOUNG, INC. $2,500 2025-04-24
MORAN FOR KANSAS $2,500 2025-03-10

Source: FEC bulk data (committee-to-committee transfers).

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