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GENERAL ELECTRIC CO

Data as of Oct 16, 2026
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CIK 40545Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip)

Political giving

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO's PACs gave $819,500 across 450 contributions to 100 sitting members of Congress in the 2024 and 2026 cycles, per FEC filings.

Largest recipients

PoliticianGiftsTotal
RTom ColeHouse · Oklahoma
12$30,000
RKen CalvertHouse · California
12$30,000
RSam GravesHouse · Missouri
11$30,000
RRob WittmanHouse · Virginia
14$29,000
RMike RogersHouse · Alabama
10$28,000
DSeth MoultonHouse · Massachusetts
12$25,000
DRick LarsenHouse · Washington
12$24,500
DSuzanne BonamiciHouse · Oregon
10$24,000
DAndrea SalinasHouse · Oregon
11$23,000
DHakeem JeffriesHouse · New York
10$22,000

The PACs

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 61% · $504K
  • Democrats 39% · $316K

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

By cycle

  • 2024 cycle$487K290 gifts
  • 2026 cycle$333K160 gifts

Coverage: 2024 from Mar 2023 to Nov 2024; 2026 from Mar 2025 to Jul 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 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO through its SEC registration (CIK 40545) and tickers GE.

As of: PAC donations through Jul 26, 2026; holdings are the latest disclosed positions; lobbying filings through Aug 28, 2026; contract actions through Sep 20, 2026. Snapshot rebuilt Oct 16, 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.