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COMMERCIAL METALS Co

Data as of Nov 1, 2026
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CIK 22444Steel Works, Blast Furnaces & Rolling Mills (Coke Ovens)

Political giving

COMMERCIAL METALS Co's PAC gave $333,200 across 153 contributions to 50 sitting members of Congress in the 2024 and 2026 cycles, per FEC filings.

Largest recipients

PoliticianGiftsTotal
RMónica De La CruzHouse · Texas
13$30,000
DTerri SewellHouse · Alabama
13$26,500
RCarol MillerHouse · West Virginia
9$17,500
RBill HagertySenate · Tennessee
5$16,500
DGreg StantonHouse · Arizona
5$16,000
DFrank MrvanHouse · Indiana
6$15,000
RRick CrawfordHouse · Arkansas
4$15,000
RBeth Van DuyneHouse · Texas
4$12,000
RRiley MooreHouse · West Virginia
7$10,000
RSam GravesHouse · Missouri
3$10,000

The PAC

Only committees the FEC registers as corporate PACs are counted; each links to its FEC filings. Contributions are to members' principal campaign committees.

By party

  • Republicans 73% · $242K
  • Democrats 27% · $92K

Party is the recipient's; leadership PACs and party committees are counted with "committees and unmatched".

By cycle

  • 2024 cycle$222K99 gifts
  • 2026 cycle$111K54 gifts

Coverage: 2024 from Feb 2023 to Dec 2024; 2026 from Jan 2025 to Jun 2026.

Data: FEC (PAC contributions, Schedule A), Quiver Quantitative (congressional holdings, lobbying, contracts), Senate Lobbying Disclosure Act filings, USAspending, congressional periodic transaction reports. Records are matched to COMMERCIAL METALS Co through its SEC registration (CIK 22444) and tickers CMC.

As of: PAC donations through Jun 18, 2026; lobbying filings through Jul 20, 2026. Snapshot rebuilt Nov 1, 2026.

Holdings values are estimates from disclosed ranges. PAC contributions cover the current and previous election cycle and count only gifts to sitting members' principal campaign committees, so leadership PACs and losing candidates are not included.