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S&P Global Inc.

Data as of Oct 17, 2026
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CIK 64040FINANCIAL SERVICESServices-Consumer Credit Reporting, Collection Agencies

Political giving

S&P Global Inc.'s PAC gave $280,500 across 101 contributions to 39 sitting members of Congress in the 2024 and 2026 cycles, per FEC filings.

Largest recipients

PoliticianGiftsTotal
RBryan SteilHouse · Wisconsin
5$22,500
DSean CastenHouse · Illinois
7$20,000
DGregory MeeksHouse · New York
6$15,000
RFrench HillHouse · Arkansas
4$15,000
RTom EmmerHouse · Minnesota
3$12,500
DJim HimesHouse · Connecticut
4$10,000
DJosh GottheimerHouse · New Jersey
2$10,000
DHakeem JeffriesHouse · New York
2$10,000
RTim ScottSenate · South Carolina
2$10,000
RAnn WagnerHouse · Missouri
4$9,000

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

  • Democrats 52% · $145K
  • Republicans 48% · $136K

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

By cycle

  • 2024 cycle$222K81 gifts
  • 2026 cycle$59K20 gifts

Coverage: 2024 from May 2023 to Oct 2024; 2026 from Mar 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 S&P Global Inc. through its SEC registration (CIK 64040) and tickers SPGI.

As of: PAC donations through Jun 16, 2026; holdings are the latest disclosed positions; lobbying filings through Jul 21, 2026; contract actions through Sep 20, 2026. Snapshot rebuilt Oct 17, 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.