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The People’s District Map

Campaign-finance aggregates for House and Senate members. Industry figures are partial. No individual contributors.

U.S. House districts, 119th Congress
Geography vintage: 119th Congress

Follow the money · aggregates only

Sheldon Whitehouse

Senate · Rhode Island

Party (text only): Democrat

Same layout for every member. Not a scorecard. Snapshot generated November 3, 2026, 11:28 UTC. Totals only. No individual contributors.

  • Bioguide W000802
  • FEC candidate IDs S6RI00221
  • Principal committee C00410803

FEC candidate page (opens in a new tab)FEC committee C00410803 (opens in a new tab)

Filings for this cycle are in the snapshot. Coverage date September 30, 2026.

Totals

Campaign committee totals for this two-year cycle. Senators' six-year totals are not shown.

Campaign committee totals
TotalDollars
Receipts$579,856
Disbursements$801,720
Cash on hand$1,116,523
Debts$0
Individual contributions, itemized and unitemized$504,824

As of September 30, 2026FEC (opens in a new tab)

Where the receipts came from

Denominator: receipts of $579,856. Shares are rounded to 1 decimal place and may not sum to 100. Under $200 means the gift stayed unitemized. A person who gives smaller amounts that add up to more than $200 is counted in Large once the campaign itemizes them.

The under-$200 amount is the OpenFEC unitemized total when this snapshot marks it as reported.

The bar is a visual of the non-negative shares. The table uses the reported percents.

Receipts by source
SourceDollarsShare of receipts
Under $200 (unitemized)$00.0%
Large (itemized individual)$504,82487.1%
PACs$60,44010.4%
Party$00.0%
Candidate's own money$00.0%
Other$14,5922.5%

Candidate loans, included in the candidate's own money: $0. Loan repayments are not a separate field in this snapshot.

As of September 30, 2026FEC (opens in a new tab)

In-state and out-of-state

Itemized individuals only. Unitemized money has no address and is not included here. In-state uses the member's state on the FEC candidate record. Coverage: these lines are part of $282,550 itemized individual money.

Itemized individual money by place
PlaceDollars
Itemized individual money (denominator)$282,550
In-state$128,744
Out of state$153,816
Territories or foreign-$10
Unknown or invalid state$0

Unknown or invalid state: $0 of $282,550 itemized (0.0%).

States. Largest 10 by amount.
StateDollars
Rhode Island (RI)$128,744
California (CA)$34,510
Massachusetts (MA)$31,396
District of Columbia (DC)$18,730
New York (NY)$11,799
Florida (FL)$5,692
Texas (TX)$5,517
Virginia (VA)$5,218
Connecticut (CT)$4,161
Maryland (MD)$4,130

As of June 30, 2026FEC (opens in a new tab)

Employers

Money from people who listed this employer. Not from the company itself. An employer is listed when at least 3 contributors named it. Employer alias version 2026-10-20-draft.

The largest-employers list covers $2,860 of $282,550 itemized individual money (1.0%). This is not all receipts.

Employers kept out of the ranked list
CategoryDollars
Self-employed$29,405
Retired$0
Not employed$142,046
Not reported-$2,491

A negative amount is the net after refunds in this snapshot.

Employers. Largest 10 by amount. 1 in this snapshot.
EmployerDollarsContributors
BROWN UNIVERSITY$2,8603–9

As of June 30, 2026FEC (opens in a new tab)

Industries

Industry figures are partial. Reported coded share: 18.4%. Target: 70% of itemized individual money. Listed industries are a partial grouping of itemized individual donations. They are not all itemized money, not PAC money, and not all receipts.

Listed industry groups: $51,701 of $282,550 itemized individual money (18.4% reported). The rows below are 18.3% of that denominator.

Industry map version 2026-10-20-draft. PAC money is not coded into industries here.

Industry coverage of itemized individual money
FigureValue
Itemized individual money (denominator)$282,550
Listed industry groups$51,701
Reported coded share18.4%
Retired$0
Not employed$142,046
Uncoded$88,551

Uncoded: $88,551 of $282,550 itemized. Uncoded money is outside the listed industries. It is still part of the itemized denominator when that denominator is positive.

Industries. Largest 10 by amount. Retired, not employed, and uncoded are not in this list.
IndustryDollars
Legal$17,840
Finance/Insurance/Real Estate$14,735
Education$6,670
Communications/Tech$3,736
Health$3,600
Government/Public sector$2,180
Defense$1,300
Construction$1,000
Energy/Natural Resources$390
Agriculture$250

As of June 30, 2026FEC (opens in a new tab)

PACs and leadership PACs

PAC total in this snapshot: $51,500. Leadership PACs are separate from the candidate committee.

Party coordinated spending: $12,313. This line is not in the for-or-against columns.

PACs. Largest 10 by amount.
CommitteeConnected organizationTypeDollarsFiling
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NABPAC)NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERSTrade$5,000FEC (opens in a new tab)
THE ASCAP LEGISLATIVE FUND FOR THE ARTSNONEOther$5,000FEC (opens in a new tab)
INTERNATIONAL TRADEMARK ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (INTA PAC)INTERNATIONAL TRADEMARK ASSOCIATIONTrade$3,500FEC (opens in a new tab)
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WATER COMPANIES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NAWC - PAC)NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WATER COMPANIESTrade$3,500FEC (opens in a new tab)
UNITED POSTMASTERS AND MANAGERS OF AMERICA POLITICAL FUNDNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF POSTMASTERS OF THE UNITED STATESMembership$3,500FEC (opens in a new tab)
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIREFIGHTERS INTERESTED IN REGISTRATION AND EDUCATION PACINTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE FIGHTERSLabor$2,500FEC (opens in a new tab)
JOINT ACTION COMMITTEE FOR POLITICAL AFFAIRSNONEOther$2,500FEC (opens in a new tab)
NATIONAL ASPHALT PAVEMENT ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NAPA-PAC)NATIONAL ASPHALT PAVEMENT ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NAPA-PAC)Trade$2,500FEC (opens in a new tab)
NATIONAL STONE, SAND & GRAVEL ASSOCIATION ROCKPACNATIONAL STONE, SAND AND GRAVEL ASSOCIATIONTrade$2,500FEC (opens in a new tab)
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEINTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERSLabor$2,000FEC (opens in a new tab)

Leadership PACs that gave

No leadership PAC gifts in this snapshot.

This member's leadership PAC

No leadership PAC for this member is in this snapshot.

As of September 30, 2026FEC (opens in a new tab)

Outside money

Spending other groups reported to the FEC for or against this member. Both sides are shown.

24- and 48-hour notices are left out once a later periodic report covers their date. Notices that remain are included in the totals.

For

Total $0

None in this snapshot.

Against

Total $0

None in this snapshot.

Electioneering communications: Not available. Communication costs: Not available.

Latest 24/48-hour filing in this snapshot: Not available.

As of Not availableFEC (opens in a new tab)

ActBlue and WinRed

Passed-through money is counted as coming from the original donors, not from ActBlue or WinRed. These lines are itemized only. Gifts under $200 that passed through a conduit stay in the under-$200 line.

Snapshot note: itemized earmarks (15E) only; pct of gross itemized individual receipts before refunds.

Itemized money passed through a conduit
ConduitValue
ActBlue$212,861
WinRed$0
Other conduits$3,000
Unattributed conduit lines$0
Share of itemized individual money75.7%

As of June 30, 2026FEC (opens in a new tab)

Lobbying clients

Dollar amounts are PAC gifts from this snapshot. Senate LD-203 contribution amounts are not available. Personal contributions from employees are not included. A listing does not mean anything was exchanged.

17 clients with a PAC amount in this cycle. 2 client rows have a PAC amount of $0 and no LD-203 amount, so they are not listed as gifts.

Lobbying clients by PAC amount
ClientPAC dollarsLD-203 dollarsFiling
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS$5,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
INTERNATIONAL TRADEMARK ASSOCIATION$3,500Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WATER COMPANIES$3,500Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE FIGHTERS$2,500Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
NATIONAL STONE SAND AND GRAVEL ASSOCIATION$2,500Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
DIRECTORS GUILD OF AMERICA, INC.$2,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS$2,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
NATIONAL FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE$2,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
NATIONAL MARINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION$2,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
HEALTHCARE DISTRIBUTION ALLIANCE$1,500Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS$1,500Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION$1,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
AMERICAN CEMENT ASSOCIATION$1,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF PHYSICIAN SERVICES, INC.$1,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
AMERICAN SPORTFISHING ASSOCIATION$1,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS$1,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)
INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE OF THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES$1,000Not availableSenate LDA (opens in a new tab)

As of September 30, 2026 · Senate LDA links are on each row.

Federal contractors

Dollar amounts are PAC gifts only. Federal contract amounts are not shown. Parent-company IDs are not in this snapshot. A listing does not mean anything was exchanged.

No contractor with a PAC amount is in this snapshot.

As of September 30, 2026 · USAspending links are on each row.

Gaps

  • Some groups (for example 501(c)(4) nonprofits) don't have to disclose their donors. Their spending appears here only if they reported it to the FEC as an independent expenditure. Their donors are not shown because they are not public.
  • Unitemized donations have no address or employer. State, employer, and industry amounts on this page do not include them.
  • Industry coding for this cycle covers 18.4% of itemized individual money, under the 50% flag and under the 70% target. The listed industries are not all itemized money and not all receipts.
  • This snapshot does not include Senate LD-203 contribution amounts, electioneering-communication totals, communication-cost totals, or contractor parent-company IDs. Empty or missing values in those fields are not a count of zero.

How we count

All numbers come from public reports that campaigns and committees file with the Federal Election Commission (FEC), plus Senate lobbying disclosures and USAspending.gov. We use the same method for every member.

  • Totals are the campaign committee's own reported totals for the two-year cycle, as of the date shown.
  • Under $200 (unitemized) is money from donors whose total for the cycle stayed at $200 or less, so the campaign didn't have to list them by name. Large is itemized individual money. PACs, party, and the candidate's own money (including loans) are shown separately.
  • State, employer, and industry breakdowns use itemized donations only, because unitemized donations have no address or employer. We show how much of the money each breakdown covers.
  • Employer means what the donor wrote on the form. It is not money from the company. Industries are our own grouping of employers and job titles, and some can't be grouped.
  • ActBlue and WinRed are processing services. Money sent through them is counted once, as coming from the original donors, and never as coming from ActBlue or WinRed.
  • Outside money is spending by other groups for or against the member that the group reported to the FEC. We always show both.
  • Lobbying clients and federal contractors are listed only when the organization's own PAC gave, or it reported the gift on a Senate lobbying contribution report. We show dollars only. A listing doesn't mean anything was exchanged.
  • Refunds are subtracted. Amended reports replace earlier versions. Money moved between a member's own committees is counted once.
  • What's missing: groups that don't have to name their donors ("dark money"), donations under $200 by location or employer, and anything filed after the date shown.