Koch Candidates, 2020

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To compile this list, the Center for Media and Democracy(CMD) examined disclosed donations from Federal Election Commission filings from Koch Industries' KochPAC and Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action), state campaign finance databases, and other sources. This is limited to the donations that are required to be disclosed under federal and state law.

Additionally, CMD reviewed news reports and press releases on the activities of a variety of Koch front groups, including Americans for Prosperity, Generation Opportunity, Libre Initiative, and the Concerned Veterans for America. Notably, much of this research is focused on disclosed spending through Political Action Committee reports, but the bulk of the Koch network spending is through dark money vehicles that don't disclose the donors or the recipients.

Overall, Charles Koch's political network has not disclosed what it will spend in 2020, but plans to "go bigger than ever before."[1]

2020 Election winners in BOLD according to the Associated Press and state election reporting sites.[2]

Contents

U.S. President

  • Vice President Mike Pence (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Great America Committee.[3]

U.S. House of Representatives

Alabama

  • Rep. Bill Hightower (R-01): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Hightower for Alabama.[3]
  • Rep. Gary Palmer (R-06): $7,500 contributed by KochPAC to Gary Palmer for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Terri Sewell (D-07): $3,500 contributed by KochPAC to Terri Sewell for Congress.[3]

Arkansas

  • Rep. French Hill (R-02): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to French Hill for Arkansas.[3]
  • Rep. Steve Womack (R-03): $8,500 contributed by KochPAC to Womack for Congress Committee.[3]
  • Rep. Bruce Westerman (R-04): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Westerman for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Land of Opportunity PAC.[3]

Arizona

  • Rep. Paul Gosar (R-04): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Paul Gosar for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Andy Biggs (R-05): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Biggs for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Building Innovative Good Government Solutions PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-08): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Debbie Lesko for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to her Deliver, Excel, Believe PAC.[3]

California

  • Rep. Doug LaMalfa (R-01): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to the Doug LaMalfa Committee, which came via a JFC split Take Back the House 2020.[3]
  • Rep. Tom McClintock (R-04): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to McClintock for Congress, $2,500 of which came via a JFC split Take Back the House 2020.[3] (Not decided as of 11/9/20)
  • Rep. Jim Costa (D-16): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Jim Costa for Congress.
  • David Valadao (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Valadao for Congress. Valadao is running for the 21st seat.[3](Not decided as of 11/9/20)
  • Rep. Devin Nunes (R-22): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Devin Nunes Campaign Committee and $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his New PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-23): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Kevin McCarthy for Congress and $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Majority Committee.[3]
  • Darrell Issa (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Darrell Issa for Congress in support of his run for the 50th seat.[3]

Colorado

  • Rep. Scott Tipton (R-03): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to VoteTipton.com and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Taking An Independent Perspective Together For Our Nation PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Ken Buck (R-04): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Buck for Colorado.[3]
  • Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-05): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Lamborn for Congress.[3]

Florida

  • Rep. Neal Dunn (R-02): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Neal Dunn.[3]
  • Rep. Michael Waltz (R-06): $7,000 contributed by KochPAC to Michael Waltz for Congress.[3]
  • Scott Franklin (R): AFP Action has spent $43,614 in support of Franklin's run for the 15th seat and in opposition of his challenger Alan Cohn.[4]
  • Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-16): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Vern Buchanan for Congress, $2,500 of which came via a JFC split Take Back the House 2020.[3]
  • Rep. Greg Steube (R-17): $7,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Greg Steube for Congress.[3]
  • Byron Donalds (R): AFP Action endorsed Donalds campaign for the 19th seat and spent $62,617 in support of his campaign.[5]

Georgia

  • Rep. Earl “Buddy” Carter (R-01): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Buddy Carter for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Buddy PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Sanford Bishop (D-02): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to Sanford Bishop for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Drew Ferguson (R-03): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Drew Ferguson for Congress.[3]
  • Rich McCormick (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of McCormick. McCormick is running for the 7th seat.[3] AFP Action has spent $88, 530 in support of McCormick and to oppose Carolyn Bourdeaux.[4]
  • Rep. Austin Scott (R-08): $7,000 contributed by KochPAC to Austin Scott for Congress and $15,000 contributed by KochPAC to Scott's Wells PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Doug Collins (R-09): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Collins for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Peach PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Jody Hice (R-10): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Jody Hice for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Rick Allen (R-12): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to Rick W. Allen For Congress.[3]
  • Rep. David Scott (D-13): $2,5000 contributed by KochPAC to David Scott for Congress.[3]
  • Majorie Taylor Greene (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Greene for Congress. Greene is running for the 14th seat.[3]
  • John Cowan (R): $5,000 contributed by Koch to John Cowan for Congress. Cowan lost a Republican runoff for the 14th seat.[3]
  • Rep. Tom Graves (R-14): $15,000 contributed by KochPAC to Graves for Congress.[3]

Idaho

  • Russ Fulcher (R): $7,500 contributed by KochPAC to Russ Fulcher for Congress.[3]

Illinois

  • Rep. Mike Bost (R-12): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Mike Bost for Congress Committee, which came via JFC split Take Back the House 2020.[3]
  • Rep. Rodney Davis (R-13): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Rodney for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Restoring Our Democracy PAC.[3]
  • Mary Miller (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Mary Miller for Congress. Miller is running for the 15th seat.[3]
  • Rep. John Shimkus (R-15): $11,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Volunteers for Shimkus.[3]
  • Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-16): $7,000 contributed by KochPAC to Kinzinger for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Darin LaHood (R-18): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to LaHood for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Abraham Lincoln PAC.[3]

Indiana

  • Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-02): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Walorski for Congress.[3]
  • Victoria Spartz (R): AFP Action has spent $125,506 in support of Spartz run for the 5th seat and in opposition to candidate Christina Hale.[4]
  • Rep. Greg Pence (R-06): $6,000 contributed by KochPAC to Greg Pence for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Larry Bucshon (R-08): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Bucshon for Congress.[3]

Iowa

  • Ashley Hinson (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Ashley Hinson for Congress. Hinson is running for the 1st seat.[3] AFP Action has spent $103,736 in support of Hinson and in opposition to her challenger Abby Finkenauer.[4]
  • Randy Feenstra (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Feenstra for Congress. Feenstra is running for the 4th seat.[3]

Kansas

  • Tracey Mann (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Mann for Congress in support of her run for the 1st seat.[3] Mann was also endorsed by AFP Action and AFP Action spent $95,211 in support of her campaign.[6][4]
  • Jacob LaTurner (R-02): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Kansans for LaTurner.[3] LaTurner was also endorsed by AFP Action.[6] AFP Action has spent $49,620 in support of LaTurner and in opposition to his challenger Michelle De La Isla.[4]
  • Rep. Ron Estes (R-4): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Ron Estes for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Restoring Our Nation PAC.[3]

Kentucky

  • Rep. James Comer (R-01): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Comer for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-02): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Guthrie for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his BRETT PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Andy Barr (R-06): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Andy Barr for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Building America's Republican Representation PAC.[3]

Louisiana

  • Rep. Steve Scalise (R-01): $230,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Scalise Leadership Fund; $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his The Eye of the Tiger Political Action Committee via JFC split Scalise Leadership Fund, and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Scalise for Congress via JFC split Scalise Leadership Fund [3]
  • Rep. Clay Higgins (R-03): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Captain Higgins for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Mike Johnson (R-04): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Mike Johnson for Louisiana, $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his American Revival PAC, and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his House Conservatives Fund.[3]
  • Rep. Garret Graves (R-06): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to Garret Graves for Congress.[3]

Maine

  • Dale Crafts (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Dale Crafts for Congress in support of his run for the 2nd seat.[3]

Maryland

  • Rep. Andy Harris (R-01): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Andy Harris for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Chesapeake PAC.[3]

Michigan

  • Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-02): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Huizenga for Congress.[3]
  • Peter Meijer (R): AFP Action has spent $31,677 in support of Meijer's run for the 3rd seat and in opposition to challenger Hillary Scholten.[4]
  • Rep. Fred Upton (R-06): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Upton For All Of Us, $1,000 of which came via JFC split Take Back the House 2020, and $3,500 contributed by KochPAC to his Team Republicans for Utilizing Sensible Tactics PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Tim Walberg (R-07): $7,500 contributed by KochPAC to Walberg for Congress, $2,500 of which came through a JFC split Take Back the House 2020.[3]
  • Shane Hernandez (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Shane Hernandez for Congress. Hernandez is running for the 10th seat.[3] AFP Action spent $85,007 in support of Hernandez.[4]

Minnesota

  • Rep. Jim Hagedorn (R-01): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Hagedorn.[3]
  • Rep. Tom Emmer (R-06): $7,500 contributed by KochPAC to Emmer for Congress and $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Electing Majority Making Effective Republicans.[3]
  • Rep. Collin Peterson (D-07): $11,500 contributed by KochPAC to Peterson for Congress and $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Valley Political Action Committee.[3]
  • Rep. Pete Stauber (R-08): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Pete Stauber for Congress.[3]

Mississippi

  • Rep. Michael Guest (R-03): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Michael Guest.[3]

Missouri

  • Rep. Billy Long (R-07): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Billy Long for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Believe in Life Liberty Yourself (Billy PAC).[3]
  • Rep. Jason Smith (R-08): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Jason Smith for Congress.[3]

Montana

  • Matt Rosendale (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Matt Rosendale for Montana. Rosendale is running for an at-large seat.[3] AFP Action has spent $21,829 in support of Rosendale's campaign and in opposition to candidate Kathleen Williams.[4]

Nebraska

  • Rep. Don Bacon (R-02): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Don Bacon for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Adrian Smith (R-03): $7,500 contributed by KochPAC to Adrian Smith for Congress.[3]

Nevada

  • Dan Rodimer (R): AFP Action has spent $45,530 in support of Rodimer's bid for the 3rd seat and in opposition to challenger Susie Lee.[4]

New Jersey

  • Tom Kean (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Kean for Congress. Kean is running for the 7th seat.[3]

New York

  • Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-01): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Zeldin for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Lee PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-22): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Claudia Tenney for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Tom Reed (R-23): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Tom Reed for Congress via JFC split Take Back the House 2020.[3]
  • Rep. John Katko (R-24): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Katko for Congress.[3]

North Carolina

  • Rep. Greg Murphy (R-03): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends to Elect Dr. Greg Murphy to Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-05): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Virginia Foxx for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Mark Walker (R-06): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to Walker 4 NC PAC.[3]
  • Rep. David Rouzer (R-07): $6,000 contributed by KochPAC to David Rouzer for Congress, $5,000 of which came via a JFC split Take Back the House 2020.[3]
  • Rep. Richard Hudson (R-08): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Hudson for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his First in Freedom PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Dan Bishop (R-09): $6,000 contributed by KochPAC to Bishop for Congress.[3] AFP Action has spent $54,923 in support of Bishop and to oppose his challenger Cynthia Wallace.[4]
  • Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-10): $8,000 contributed by KochPAC to McHenry for Congress and $5,000 to his Innovation PAC.[3]
  • Lynda Bennett (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Lynda Bennett for Congress. Bennett lost in the Republican primary for the 11th seat.[3]
  • Rep. Ted Budd (R-13): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Ted Budd for Congress.[3] AFP Action has spent $42,329 in support of Budd's campaign.[4]

North Dakota

  • Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R-At Large): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Armstrong for Congress.[3]

Ohio

  • Rep. Steve Chabot (R-01): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Steve Chabot for Congress, $2,500 of which came via JFC split Take Back the House 2020.[3] AFP Action has spent $76,652 in support of Chabot and in opposition to his challenger Kate Schroder.[4]
  • Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-02): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Wenstrup for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Jim Jordan (R-04): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Jim Jordan for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Buckeye Liberty PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Bob Latta (R-05): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Latta for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Bill Johnson (R-06): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Johnson for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Belief in Life and Liberty PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Warren Davidson (R-08): $6,000 contributed by KochPAC to Davidson for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Troy Balderson (R-12): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Balderson for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Dave Joyce (R-14): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Dave Joyce.[3]
  • Rep. Steve Stivers (R-15): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to Stivers for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Anthony Gonzalez (R-16): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Anthony Gonzalez for Congress.[3]

Oklahoma

  • Rep. Kevin Hern (R-01): $15,000 contributed by KochPAC to Hern for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Markwayne Mullin (R-02): $8,000 contributed by KochPAC to Mullin for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Boots PAC.[3]

Oregon

  • Cliff Bentz (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Cliff Bentz for Congress in support of his run for the 2nd seat.[3]
  • Rep. Greg Walden (R-02): $1,500 contributed by KochPAC to his New Pioneers PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Kurt Schrader (D-05): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Kurt Schrader for Congress.[3]

Pennsylvania

  • Rep. Mike Kelly (R-03): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Mike Kelly for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Keep America Rolling PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Scott Perry (R-04): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Patriots for Perry.[3] Perry also received $10,000 from KochPAC for his First Capital PAC.[3] AFP Action has spent $189,808 in support of Perry and in opposition to his challenger Eugene DePasquale.[4]
  • Rep. Glenn Thompson (R-05): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Glenn Thompson and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Greater Tomorrow PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Dan Meuser (R-09): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Meuser for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Lloyd Smucker (R-11): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Smucker for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Fred Keller (R-12): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Fred Keller for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. John Joyce (R-13): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Dr. John Joyce for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Guy Reschenthaler (R-14): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Guy for Congress.[3]

South Carolina

  • Nancy Mace (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Nancy Mace for Congress. Mace is running for the 1st seat.[3] AFP Action has spent $201,974 in support of Mace and in opposition to incumbent Rep. Joe Cunningham.[4]
  • Rep. Jeff Duncan (R-03): $7,500 contributed by KochPAC to Jeff Duncan for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Jobs, Energy and Our Founding Fathers PAC.[3]
  • Rep. William Timmons (R-04): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to William Timmons for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Ralph Norman (R-05): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Ralph Norman for Congress.[3]

South Dakota

  • Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-At large): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Dusty Johnson.[3]

Texas

  • Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-02): $3,500 contributed by KochPAC to Dan Crenshaw for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Van Taylor (R-03): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Van Taylor Campaign.[3]
  • Rep. John Ratcliffe (R-04): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Ratcliffe for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Lance Gooden (R-05): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Lance Gooden for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Ron Wright (R-06): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to Ron Wright for Congress via JFC split Take Back the House 2020.[3]
  • Wesley Hunt (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Hunt for Congress. Hunt is running for the 7th seat.[3] AFP Action has spent $169,363 in support of Hunt and in opposition to incumbent Rep. Lizzie Fletcher.[4]
  • Rep. Kevin Brady (R-08): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Brady for Congress and $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Making America Prosperous PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Michael McCaul (R-10): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to McCaul for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Texas Republicans United for Congress PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Mike Conaway (R-11): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Conaway for Congress and $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Conservative Opportunities for a New America PAC.[3] (Retired)
  • August Pfluger (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to August Pfluger for Congress. Pfluger is running for the 11th seat.[3]
  • Rep. Randy Weber (R-14): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Weber for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Bill Flores (R-17): $7,000 contributed by KochPAC to Bill Flores for Congress.[3] (Retired)
  • Rep. Jodey Arrington (R-19): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Texans for Jodey Arrington.[3]
  • Rep. Chip Roy (R-21): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Chip Roy for Congress, $2,500 of which came via a JFC split Take Back the House 2020.[3] AFP Action has spent $234,190 in support of Roy and in opposition to challenger Wendy Davis.[4]
  • Rep. Pete Olson (R-22): $8,500 contributed by KochPAC to Olson for Congress Committee.[3] (Retired)
  • Rep. Will Hurd (R-23): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Hurd for Congress.[3] (Retired)
  • Beth Van Duyne (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Beth Van Dyne for Congress. Van Duyne is running for the 24th seat.[3]
  • Rep. Kenny Marchant (R-24): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Kenny Marchant for Congress.[3] (Retired)
  • Rep. Roger Williams (R-25): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Roger Williams for US Congress Committee and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Patriots in Action PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Michael Burgess (R-26): $6,500 contributed by KochPAC to Michael Burgess for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Michael Cloud (R-27): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Cloud for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-28): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Texans for Henry Cuellar Congressional Campaign.[3] AFP Action has spent $40,736 in support of Cuellar's reelection bid.[4]
  • Genevieve Collins (R): AFP Action has spent $174,287 in support of Collins run for the 32nd seat and in opposition to candidate Colin Allred.[4]
  • Rep. Brian Babin (R-36): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Dr. Brian Babin for Congress.[3]

Virginia

  • Rep. Denver Riggleman (R-05): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Denver Riggleman.[3]
  • Nick Freitas (R): AFP Action has spent $158,903 in support of Freitas's run for the 7th seat and in opposition to incumbent Rep. Abigail Spanberger.[4]
  • Rep. Morgan Griffith (R-09): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Morgan Griffith for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Fightin' Ninth PAC.[3]

Washington

  • Rep. Jamie Beutler (R-03): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Jamie for Congress.[3]
  • Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-05): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Cathy McMorris Rodgers for Congress.[3]

Wisconsin

  • Rep. Bryan Steil (R-01): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Steil for Wisconsin.[3]
  • Scott Fitzgerald (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Scott Fitzgerald for Congress. Fitzgerald is running for the 5th seat.[3]
  • Rep. Glenn Grothman (R-06): $7,000 contributed by KochPAC to Glenn Grothman for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his 1848 PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-07): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to Tiffany for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Tiffany for Wisconsin.[3] AFP Action has spent $75,866 in support of Tiffany.[4]
  • Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-08) received $5,000 from KochPAC to Mike Gallagher For Wisconsin and $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Go PAC Go.[3]

West Virginia

  • Rep. Alex Mooney (R-02): $7,500 contributed by KochPAC to Alex Mooney for Congress and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Americans for Legislating Excellence PAC.[3]
  • Rep. Carol Miller (R-03): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Carol for Congress.[3]

Wyoming

  • Rep. Liz Cheney (R-At large): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Liz Cheney for Wyoming, $5,000 of which came via a JFC split to Team Cheney; $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Team Cheney; and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to her Cowboy PAC.[3]

U.S. Senate

Alaska

  • Sen. Dan Sullivan (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Alaskans for Dan Sullivan.[3]

Arkansas

  • Sen. Tom Cotton (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Republican Majority Fund.[3]

Colorado

  • Sen. Cory Gardner (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Cory Gardner for Senate and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Project West Political Action Committee.[3] AFP Action has spent $331,709 in support of Gardner and to oppose his challenger John Hickenlooper.[4]

Georgia

  • Sen. David Perdue (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Perdue for Senate and $15,000 contributed by KochPAC to his One Georgia PAC.[3] AFP Action has spent $3,665,690 in support of Perdue and in opposition to his challenger Jonathan Ossoff.[4] Perdue is headed for a runoff on January 5, 2021.
  • Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Georgians for Kelly Loeffler.[3] Loeffler is headed for a runoff on January 5, 2021.

Idaho

  • Sen. James Risch (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Jim Risch for U.S. Senate Committee, $8,500 of which came via JFC Split 2019 Senators' Classic Committee and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Save America PAC.[3]

Kansas

  • Rep. Roger Marshall (R-01): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Kansans for Marshall and $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Defending Our Conservative Senate PAC.[3] AFP Action also endorsed Marshall.[6] AFP Action has spent $837,584 in support of Marshall's Senate campaign and in opposition of challenger Barbara Bollier.[4]

Kentucky

  • Sen. Mitch McConnell (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to McConnell Senate Committee; $35,000 contributed by KochPAC to McConnell Victory Committee, $15,000 of which came via a NRSC JFC split; $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Bluegrass Committee, $5,000 of which came via JFC split to McConnell for Victory Committee.[3]

Louisiana

  • Sen. Bill Cassidy (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Bill Cassidy for US Senate and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Continuing America's Strength and Security PAC.[3]

Michigan

  • John James (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to John James for Senate.[3] AFP Action has spent $243,436 in support of James and in opposing challenger Sen. Gary Peters.[4]

Montana

  • Sen. Steve Daines (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Big Sky Opportunity PAC.[3] AFP Action has spent $1,252,944 in support of Daines and in opposition of challenger Steve Bullock.[4]

Nebraska

  • Sen. Ben Sasse (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Ben Sasse for U.S. Senate and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Sensible American Solutions Supporting Everyone PAC.[3]

North Carolina

  • Sen. Thom Tillis (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Thom Tillis Committee and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Together Holding Our Majority PAC.[3] AFP Action has spent $3,543,014 in support of the Tillis campaign and in opposition of his challenger Cal Cunningham.[4] This race has not been called as of 11/7/20.

Oklahoma

  • Sen. Jim Inhofe (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Jim Inhofe and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Fund for a Conservative Future.[3]

South Dakota

  • Sen. Mike Rounds (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Rounds for Senate and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Peter Norbeck Leadership PAC.[3]

Tennessee

  • Bill Hagerty (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Team Hagerty. Hagerty is running for the open Senate seat.[3]

Texas

  • Sen. John Cornyn (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Texans for Senator John Cornyn and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Alamo PAC.[3] AFP Action spent $1,878,330 in support of Cornyn and in opposition of challenger Mary Jennings Hegar.[4]

West Virginia

  • Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Capito for West Virginia, $8,500 which came via JFC split 2019 Senators' Classic Committee and $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to her Wild And Wonderful PAC.[3]

Wyoming

  • Cynthia Lummis (R): $10,000 contributed by KochPAC to Lummis for Wyoming.[3]

State Governor

Missouri

  • Gov. Mike Parson (R): $1,500 contributed by KochPAC to Parson for Missouri.[7]

Montana

  • Greg Gianforte (R): $5,000 contributed by Koch Industries PAC to Greg Gianforte for his run for Governor.[8]

State Attorney General

Indiana

  • Todd Rokita (R): $5,000 contributed by Koch Industries to the Todd Rokita Election Committee.[9]

West Virginia

  • Attorney General Patrick Morrisey (R): $6,600 contributed by KochPAC to Morrisey for Attorney General, $1,000 of which came via a JFC split to Team Morrisey, and $11,000 contributed by KochPAC to Team Morrisey. Team Morrisey also received $5,000 through a JFC split via the West Virginia Republican Party and $5,000 through a JFC split via the Blue and Gold Fund.[3][7]

State Supreme Court

Georgia

  • Justice Charlie Bethel: $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Committee to Elect Justice Charlie Bethel.[10]
  • Justice Sarah Hawkins Warren: $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to Georgians for Justice Warren.[10]

Mississippi

  • Justice Josiah Coleman: $750 contributed by Koch Industries to the Committee to Re-Elect Josiah Dennis Coleman.[11]

Ohio

  • Justice Judith French (R): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to French for Justice.[12]
  • Justice Sharon Kennedy (R): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Kennedy for Ohio.[12]

Texas

  • Chief Justice Nathan Hecht (R): $9,000 contributed by KochPAC to Chief Justice Nathan L. Hecht Campaign.[7]
  • Justice Brett Busby (R): $6,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Brett Busby Campaign.[7]
  • Justice Jane Bland (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Jane Bland for Texas Supreme Court.[7]
  • Justice Jeff Boyd (R): $6,000 contributed by KochPAC to Texans for Jeff Boyd.[7]

State Court of Appeals

Texas

Third District Court of Appeals

  • Judge Jeff Rose (R): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Judge Jeff Rose Campaign.[7]

Ninth District Court of Appeals

  • William "Scott" Golemon (R): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to the William S. Golemon Campaign.[7]

Thirteenth District Court of Appeals

  • Judge Jaime Tijerina (R): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Judge Jaime Tijerina Campaign.[7]

State House of Representatives

Alaska

  • Lynn Gattis (R): AFP-Action supported her candidacy for the 7th seat.[13] Gattis lost in the Republican primary.
  • Rep. George Rauscher (R-09): AFP-Action supports his reelection.[13]
  • Jesse Sumner (R): AFP-Action supported his candidacy for the 10th seat.[13] Sumner lost in the Republican primary.
  • Tom McKay (R): AFP-Action supports his candidacy for the 24th seat.[13]

Arizona

  • Rep. Bret Roberts (R-11): AFP-AZ supports his reelection.[14]
  • Rep. Jeff Weninger (R-17): AFP-AZ supports his reelection.[14] This race has not been called as of 11/9/20.
  • Rep. Shawnna Bolick (R-20): AFP-AZ supports her reelection.[14] This race has not been called as of 11/9/20.
  • Rep. Kevin Payne (R-21): AFP-AZ supports his reelection.[14] This race has not been called as of 11/9/20.
  • Beverly Pingerelli (R): AFP-AZ supports her campaign for the 21st seat.[14]
  • Rep. Frank Carroll (R-22): AFP-AZ supports his reelection.[14]
  • Rep. Ben Toma (R-22): AFP-AZ supports his reelection.[14]

Arkansas

  • Rep. Leanne Burch (D-09): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Leanne Burch Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Ken Bragg (R-15): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Ken Bragg Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Marcus Richmond (R-21): $500 contributed by KochPAC to Marcus Richmond for State House.[7]
  • Rep. Richard McGrew (R-22): $1,500 contributed by KochPAC to Richard McGrew for Arkansas State Representative District 22.[7]
  • Rep. Jim Sorvillo (R-32): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Jim Sorvillo for State House.[7]
  • Rep. Carlton Wing (R-38): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Carlton Wing for State House.[7]
  • Rep. Mark Lowery (R-39): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Mark Lowery for State House.[7]
  • David Ray (R): $2,500 contributed by KochPAC to David Ray for State House. Ray is running for the 40th seat.[7]
  • Rep. Karilyn Brown (R-41): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Karilyn Brown for State House.[7]
  • Rep. Steve Hollowell (R-49): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Steve Hollowell for State House.[7]
  • Rep. Rick Beck (R-65): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Rick Beck for State House.[7]
  • Rep. Stephen Meeks (R-67): $1,500 contributed by KochPAC to the Stephen Meeks for State House.[7]
  • Rep. Charlene Fite (R-80): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Charlene Fitz for State House.[7]
  • Rep. Robin Lundstrum (R-87): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Robin Lundstrum for State House.[7]
  • Kendon Underwood (R): $3,000 contributed by KochPAC to Underwood for State House. Underwood is running for the District 90 seat.[7] AFP Action is also offering support to Underwood's campaign.[15]
  • Rep. Jim Dotson (R-93): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Jim Dotson for State House.[7]
  • Rep. Harlan Breaux (R-97): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Harlan Breaux for State House.[7]

California

  • Rep. James Gallagher (R-03): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Gallagher for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Frank Bigelow (R-05): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Frank Bigelow for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Heath Flora (R-12): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Heath Flora for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Jim Patterson (R-23): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Patterson for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Devon Matthis (R-26): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Devon Matthis for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Jay Obernolte (R-33): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Jay Obernolte for Assembly 2020.[16] Obernolte ran for U.S. House District 8 seat.
  • Rep. Vince Fong (R-34): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Vince Fong for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Jordan Cunningham (R-35): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Jordan Cunningham for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Tom Lackey (R-36): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Lackey for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Chad Mayes (I-42): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Chad Mayes for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Phillip Chen (R-55): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Phillip Chen for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Steven Choi (R-68): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Steven Choi for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Rep. Randy Voepel (R-71): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Voepel for Assembly.[16]
  • Rep. Tyler Diep (R-72): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Diep for Assembly 2020.[16] Diep lost in the primary.
  • Rep. Bill Brough (R-73): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Bill Brough State Assembly 2020.[16] Brough lost in the primary.
  • Rep. Marie Waldron (R-75): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Waldron for Assembly 2020.[16]

Colorado

  • Vicki Pyne (R): AFP Action endorsed Pyne's run for the 27th seat.[17]

Florida

  • Sam Garrison (R) AFP Action endorsed Garrison's campaign for the 18th seat.[18]
  • Rep. Stan McClain (R-23): AFP Action endorsed McClain.[18]
  • Rep. Paul Renner (R-24): AFP Action endorsed Renner.[18]
  • Rep. Tom Leek (R-25): AFP Action endorsed Leek.[18]
  • Rep. Elizabeth Fetterhoff (R-26): AFP Action endorsed Fetterhoff.[18]
  • Rep. Scott Plakon (R-29): AFP Action endorsed Plakon.[18]
  • Bob Cortes (R): APF-Action endorsed Cortes's campaign for the 30th seat.[19]
  • Rep. Blaise Ingoglia (R-35): AFP Action endorsed Ingoglia.[18]
  • Rep. Amber Mariano (R-36): AFP Action endorsed Mariano.[18]
  • Rep. Josie Tomkow (R-39): AFP Action endorsed Tomkow.[18]
  • Rep. James Grant (R-64): AFP Action endorsed Grant.[18] Grant withdrew from the election.
  • Rep. Chris Sprowls: (R-65): AFP Action endorsed Sprowls.[18]
  • Fiona McFarland (R): AFP Action endorsed McFarland's campaign for the 72nd seat.[19]
  • Rep. Tommy Gregory (R-73): AFP Action endorsed Gregory.[18]
  • Rep. Michael Grant (R-75): AFP Action endorsed Grant.[18]
  • Rep. Spencer Roach (R-79): AFP Action endorsed Roach.[18]
  • Lauren Melo (R): AFP Action endorsed Melo's campaign for the 80th seat.[18]
  • Tom Fabricio (R): AFP Action endorsed Fabricio's campaign for the 103th seat.[19]
  • Rep. Bob Rommel (R-106): AFP Action endorsed Rommel.[18]
  • Alex Rizo (R): AFP Action endorsed Rizo in his run for the 110th seat.[18]

Georgia

  • Rep. Ed Setzler (R-35): AFP Action endorsed Setzler.[20]
  • Houston Gaines (R-117): AFP Action endorsed Gaines.[20]

Kansas

  • Rep. Chris Croft (R-08): AFP Action endorsed Croft for reelection.[6]
  • Rep. Charlotte Esau (R-14): AFP Action endorsed Esau for reelection.[6]
  • Rep. John Toplikar (R-15): AFP Action endorsed Toplikar for reelection.[6]
  • Jane Dirks (R): AFP Action endorsed Dirks in her run for the 20th seat.[6]
  • Carl Turner (R): AFP Action endorsed Turner's run for the 28th seat.[6]
  • Laura Williams (R): AFP Action endorsed her run for the 30th seat.[6]
  • Tim Johnson (R): AFP Action endorsed Johnson's run for the 38th seat.[6]
  • Rep. David French (R-40): AFP Action endorsed French for reelection.[6]
  • Pat Proctor (R): AFP Action endorsed Proctor's run for the 41st seat.[6]
  • Lance Neelly (R): AFP Action endorsed Neely's run for the 42nd seat.[6]
  • Terry Frederick (R): AFP Action endorsed Frederick's run for the 48th seat.[6] This race has not been called as of 11/9/20.
  • Steven Howe (R): AFP Action endorsed Howe's run for the 71st seat.[6]
  • Patrick Penn (R): AFP Action endorsed Penn's run for the 85th seat.[6]
  • Susan Estes (R): AFP Action endorsed her run for the 87th seat.[6]
  • Brian Bergkamp (R): AFP Action endorsed Bergkamp's run for the 93rd seat.[6]
  • Rep. Dan Hawkins (R-100): AFP Action endorsed Hawkins for reelection.[6]
  • Rep. Barb Wasinger (R-111): AFP Action endorsed Wasinger for reelection.[6]

Kentucky

  • Daniel Fister (R): AFP Action endorsed Fister's run for the 56th seat.[21]

Nevada

  • Steven Delisle (R): AFP Action and Libre Initiative Action endorsed Delisle for the 29th seat.[22]
  • Andy Matthews (R): AFP Action and Libre Initiative Action endorsed Matthews for the 37th seat.[22]

North Carolina

  • Rep. John Bell (R-10): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to the John Bell Committee.[7]
  • Rep. Holly Grange (R-20): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Holly Grange for NC House.[7] Grange lost in the primary.
  • Rep. Michael Wray (D-27): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Michael H. Wray for State House.[7]
  • Rep. John Szoka (R-45): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to John Szoka for NC House.[7]
  • Rep. Brenden Jones (R-46): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Committee to Elect Brenden Jones.[7]
  • Rep. David Lewis (R-53): $3,000 contributed by KochPAC to David Lewis for NC House.[7] Lewis withdrew from the general election.
  • Rep. Dennis Riddell (R-64): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Riddell for NC House 64.[7]
  • Rep. Jason Saine (R-97): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Jason Saine Committee.[7]
  • Speaker Tim Moore (R-111): $5,400 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Tim Moore.[7]

North Dakota

  • Rep. Shannon Jones (R-46): AFP Action endorsed Jones's bid for reelection.[23]

Oklahoma

  • Rep. Terry O'Donnell (R-23): $1,500 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Terry O'Donnell 2020.[24]
  • Rep. Kyle Hilbert (R-29): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Kyle Hilbert 2020.[24]
  • Rep. Ryan Martinez (R-39): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Ryan Martinez 2020.[24]
  • Rep. Chad Caldwell (R-40): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Caldwell for State House 2020.[7]
  • Rep. Tammy Townley (R-48): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Tammy Townley 2020.[24]
  • Rep. Mike Osburn (R-81): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Mike Osburn 2020.[24]
  • Rep. Jon Echols (R-90): $1,500 contributed by KochPAC to Jon Echols for State House 2020.[24]

Oregon

  • Rep. David Smith (R-01): $3,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of David Brock Smith.[25]
  • Lily Morgan (R): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Lily Morgan. Morgan is running for the 3rd seat.[25]
  • Rep. Duane Stark (R-04): $4,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Duane Stark.[25]
  • Boomer Wright (L/R): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Boomer Wright. Wright is running for the 9th seat.[25]
  • Rep. Shelly Boshart Davis (R-15): $4,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Shelly Boshart Davis.[25]
  • Rep. Rick Lewis (R-18): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Committee to Elect Rick Lewis.[25]
  • Rep. Raquel Moore-Green (R-19): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Raquel Moore-Green.[25]
  • Suzanne Weber (L/R): $3,500 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Suzanne Weber. Weber is running for the 32nd seat.[25]
  • Rep. Christine Drazan (R-39): $17,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Christine Drazan.[25]
  • Rep. Jack Zika (R-53): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Jack Zika for State Representative.[25]
  • Rep. Vikki Breese-Iverson (R-55): $4,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Vikki.[25]
  • Rep. E. Werner Reschke (R-56): $3,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Werner for Oregon.[25]
  • Rep. Daniel Bonham (R-59): $4,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Committee to Elect Daniel Bonham.[25]

Pennsylvania

  • Speaker of the House Rep. Mike Turzai (R-28): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Mike Turzai.[7] Turzai resigned from office in June 2020 and is not seeking reelection.

South Dakota

  • Bethany Soye (R): AFP Action endorsed Soye's run for the 9th seat.[26]
  • Rep. Jon Hansen (R-25): AFP Action endorsed Hansen's bid for reelection.[26]
  • Rep. Chris Johnson (R-32): AFP Action endorsed Johnson's bid for reelection.[26]

Tennessee

  • Rep. John DeBerry (D-90): AFP Action endorsed DeBerry's bid for reelection.[27]

Texas

  • Rep. Dan Flynn (R-2): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Dan Flynn Campaign.[7] Flynn lost in the primary.
  • Rep. Cody Harris (R-08): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Cody Harris Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Chris Paddie (R-9): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Chris Paddie Campaign Committee.[7]
  • Rep. Steve Toth (R-15): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Steve Toth Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. James White (R-19) $3,000 contributed by KochPAC to his James White Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Dade Phelan (R-21): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Dade Phelan Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Mayes Middleton (R-23): AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Jacey Jetton (R): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Jacey Jetton Campaign. Jetton is running for the 26th seat.[7]
  • Rep. Geanie Morrison (R-30): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to her Geanie Morrison Campaign
  • Rep. Todd Hunter (R-32): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Todd Hunter Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Abel Herrero (D-34): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Abel Herrero Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Sergio Muñoz (D-36): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Sergio Munoz Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Alex Dominguez (D-37): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Alex Dominguez Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Eddie Lucio III (D-38): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Eddie Lucio III Campaign.[7] AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Rep. Bobby Guerra (D-41): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Bobby Guerra for State Rep. (Dist. 41)[7]
  • Rep. J.M. Lozano (R-43): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to his J.M. Lozano for State Rep. Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. John Kuempel (R-44): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to the John Kuempel Campaign.[7]
  • Carrie Isaac (R): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Carrie Isaac Campaign. Isaac is running for the 45th seat.[7]
  • Justin Berry (R): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Justin Berry Campaign. Berry is running for the 47th seat.[7]
  • Rep. Charles "Doc" Anderson (R-56): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Committee for Doc Anderson.[7]
  • Rep. Trent Ashby (R-57): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Trent Ashby Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Phil King (R-61): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Phil King Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Tan Parker (R-63): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Tan Parker Campaign.[7] AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Rep. Lynn Stucky (R-64): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Lynn Stucky Campaign.[7]
  • Kronda Thimesch: (R): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to her Kronda Thimesch Campaign. Thimesch is running for the 65th seat.[7]
  • Rep. Matt Shaheen (R-66): AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Rep. Jeff Leach (R-67): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Jeff Leach Campaign.[7] AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Rep. Drew Springer (R-68): $6,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Drew Springer Jr. Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Scott Sanford (R-70): AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Rep. Stan Lambert (R-71): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Stan Lambert Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Drew Darby (R-72): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Drew Darby Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Tom Craddick (R-82): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to his The Honorable Tom Craddick Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Candy Noble (R-89): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Candy Noble Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Matt Krause (R-93): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Matt Krause Campaign.[7] AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Rep. Craig Goldman (R-97): $3,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Craig Goldman Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Charlie Geren (R-99): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Charlie Geren Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Jared Patterson (R-106): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Jared Patterson Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Morgan Meyer (R-108): $3,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Morgan Meyer Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Angie Button (R-112): $3,000 contributed by KochPAC to her Angie C. Button Campaign.[7] AFP Action has endorsed Button's bid for reelection.[29]
  • Rep. Barbara Gervin-Hawkins (D-120): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to her Barbara Gervin-Hawkins Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Mike Schofield (R-132): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Mike Schofield Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Jim Murphy (R-133) $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Jim Murphy.[7] AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Rep. Justin Ray (R-135): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Justin Ray Campaign.[7]
  • Rep. Valoree Swanson (R-150): AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]

Wisconsin

  • Rep. David Steffen (R-04): $500 contributed by KochPAC to Steffen for Wisconsin.[7]
  • Rep. John Nygren (R-89): $500 contributed by KochPAC to Taxpayers for Nygren.[30]

State Senate

Arizona

  • Sen. J.D. Mesnard (R-17): AFP-AZ supports his reelection.[14]
  • Sen. Paul Boyer (R-20): AFP-AZ supports his reelection.[14] This race has not been called as of 11/9/20.
  • Sen. Rick Gray (R-21): AFP-AZ supports his reelection.[14]
  • Sen. Tyler Pace (R-25): AFP-AZ supports his reelection.[14]

Arkansas

  • Sen. Bart Hester (R-01): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Bart Hester Campaign.[7]
  • Sen. James Hendren (R-02): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to James Hendren for Senate.[7]
  • Sen. Alan Clark (R-13): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Alan Clark Campaign.[7]
  • Sen. Eddie Cheatham (D-26): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Eddie Cheatham Campaign.[7]
  • Sen. Trent Garner (R-27): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Trent Garner for Senate.[7]
  • Sen. Jane English' (R-34): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Elizabeth Jane English Campaign.[7]

California

  • Sen. Scott Wilk (R-21): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Wilk for Senate 2020.[16]
  • Sen. Melissa Melendez (R-28): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries, Inc. to Melissa Melendez for Assembly 2020.[16]
  • Sen. Ling Ling Chang (R-29): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries, Inc. to Ling Ling Chang for Senate 2020.[16]
  • Sen. John Moorlach (R-37): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Moorlach for Senate 2020.[16]

Colorado

  • Sen. Bob Garder (R-12): AFP Action endorsed Gardner.[17]
  • Suzanne Staiert (R): AFP Action endorsed Staiert in her run for the 27th seat and is offering support through "a variety of tactics, including digital advertisements and direct mail." [31]

Florida

  • Sen. Jennifer Bradley (R-05): AFP Action endorsed Bradley in his run for the 5th seat.[18]
  • Rep. Jason Brodeur (R): AFP Action endorsed Brodeur in his run for the 9th seat.[18]
  • Sen. Debbie Mayfield (R-17): AFP Action endorsed Mayfield.[18]
  • Rep. Daniel Burgess (R): AFP Action endorsed Burgess in his run for the 20th seat.[18]
  • Rep. Ray Rodrigues (R): AFP Action endorsed Rodrigues in his run for the 27th seat.[18]
  • Rep. Ana Maria Rodriguez (R): AFP Action endorsed Rodriguez in her run for the 39th seat.[18]

Georgia

  • Sen. Kay Kirkpatrick (R-32): AFP Action endorsed Kirkpatrick.[20]
  • Sen. John Edward Albers (R-56): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Albers for Senate.[10] AFP Action also endorsed Albers.[20]

Kansas

  • Sen. Kevin Braun (R-05): AFP Action endorsed Braun for reelection.[6]
  • Sen. Mike Thompson (R-10): AFP Action endorsed Thompson for reelection.[6]
  • Kellie Warren (R): AFP Action endorsed Warren's run for the 11th seat.[6]
  • Mike Fagg (R): AFP Action endorsed Fagg's run for the 14th seat.[6]
  • Sen. Ty Masterson (R-16) AFP Action endorsed Masterson for reelection.[6]
  • Craig Bowser (R): AFP Action endorsed Bowser's run for the 22nd seat.[6]
  • Sen. Mike Petersen (R-28): AFP Action endorsed Petersen for reelection.[6]
  • Renee Erickson (R): AFP Action endorsed Erickson's run for the 30th seat.[6]
  • Alicia Straub (R): AFP Action endorsed Straub's run for the 33rd seat.[6]

Kentucky

  • Sen. Damon Thayer (R-17): AFP Action endorsed Thayer's reelection bid.[21]
  • Sen. Chris McDaniel (R-23): AFP Action endorsed McDaniel's reelection bid.[21]

Nebraska

  • Rick Holdcroft: $1,500 contributed by Koch Industries to Holdcroft for Legislature. Holdcroft is running for the 3rd seat.[32]
  • Sen. Bruce Bostelman (R-23): $1,500 contributed by Koch Industries to Bostelman for Legislature.[32]
  • Sen. Suzanne Geist (R-25): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Suzanne C. Geist for Legislature.[32]
  • Jacob Campbell: $1,500 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Jacob Campbell. Campbell is running for the 29th seat.[32]
  • Rich Pahls: $1,500 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Rich Pahls. Pahls is running for 31st seat.[32]
  • Sen. Lou Ann Linehan (R-39): $2,500 contributed by Koch Industries to Linehan for Legislature.[32]
  • Rita Sanders: $1,500 contributed by Koch Industries to Sanders for Legislature. Sanders is running for the 45th seat.[32]
  • Sen. Andrew La Grone (R-49): $1,500 contributed by Koch Industries to La Grone for Legislature.[32]

Nevada

  • April Becker (R): AFP Action and Libre Initiative Action endorsed Becker's run for the 6th seat.[22]
  • Sen. Heidi Gansert (R-15): AFP Action and Libre Initiative Action endorsed Gansert.[22]

North Carolina

  • Sen. Jim Perry (R-07): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Jim Perry Committee.[7]
  • Sen. Bill Rabon (R-08): $3,000 contributed by KochPAC to Rabon for Senate.[7]
  • Sen. Brent Jackson (R-10): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to Brent Jackson for NC Senate.[7]
  • Sen. Danny Britt (R-13): $1,000 contributed by KochPAC to Danny Britt for NC Senate.[7]
  • Sen. Phil Berger (R-26): $5,400 contributed by KochPAC to the Phil Berger Committee.[7]

North Dakota

  • Sen. Jim Roers (R-46): AFP Action endorsed Roers's bid for reelection.[23]

Oklahoma

  • Sen. Micheal Bergstrom (R-01): $3,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends for Micheal Bergstrom 2020.[7]
  • Sen. Wayne Shaw (R-03): $3,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Wayne Shaw 2020.[7] Shaw lost in the primary.
  • Rep. Zach Taylor (R): $3,000 contributed by KochPAC to Families for Zach Taylor 2020. Taylor is running for the 28th seat.[7]

Oregon

  • Sen. Dallas Heard (R-01): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Dallas Heard.[25]
  • Dick Anderson (R): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Dick Anderson for Oregon. Anderson is running for the 5th seat.[25]
  • Sen. Fred Girod (R-09): $17,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Fred Girod.[25]
  • Sen. Denyc Boles (R-10): $3,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Denyc Boles.[25]
  • Sen. Tim Knopp (R-27): $3,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Tim Knopp for State Senate.[25]
  • Sen. Dennis Linthicum (R-28): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Committee to Elect Dennis Linthicum.[25]
  • Sen. Bill Hansell (R-29): $1,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Friends of Bill Hansell.[25]
  • Sen. Lynn Findley (R-30): $2,000 contributed by Koch Industries to Lynn Findley for State Senate.[25]

Pennsylvania

  • Sen. Joe Scarnati (R-25): $2,000 contributed by KochPAC to Friends of Joe Scarnati.[7] Scarnati did not file to run for reelection.

South Dakota

  • Sen. Jessica Castleberry (R-35): AFP Action endorsed Castleberry's bid for reelection.[26]

Texas

  • Sen. Bryan Hughes (R-01): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to Bryan Hughes for Texas Senate.[7] AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Sen. Larry Taylor (R-11): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Larry Taylor Campaign.[7] AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Sen. Jane Nelson (R-12): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to her The Honorable Jane Nelson Campaign.[7] AFP Action endorsed Nelson's bid for reelection.[29]
  • Sen. Pete Flores (R-19): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Pete Flores Campaign.[7]
  • Sen. Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa (D-20): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Hinojosa for State Senate.[7]
  • Sen. Brian Birdwell (R-22): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Brian Birdwell Campaign.[7] AFP Action endorsed Birdwell's bid for reelection.[29]
  • Sen. Dawn Buckingham (R-24): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to her Dawn Buckingham for Senate.[7] AFP Action and LIBRE Action have given their endorsement.[28]
  • Sen. Eddie Lucio Jr. (D-27): $4,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Eduardo Lucio Campaign.[7]
  • Sen. Charles Perry (R-28): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to his Charles Perry Campaign.[7]

State Railroad Commission

Texas

  • Jim Wright (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Jim Wright Campaign.[7]
  • Commissioner Ryan Sitton (R): $5,000 contributed by KochPAC to the Ryan Sitton Campaign.[7] Sitton lost in the Republican primary to Jim Wright.

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  1. ↑ Fredreka Schouten, Koch network plans its biggest election-year effort in 2020, CNN, January 16, 2020.
  2. ↑ Associated Press, Election 2020, AP, accessed November 4, 2020.
  3. ↑ 3.000 3.001 3.002 3.003 3.004 3.005 3.006 3.007 3.008 3.009 3.010 3.011 3.012 3.013 3.014 3.015 3.016 3.017 3.018 3.019 3.020 3.021 3.022 3.023 3.024 3.025 3.026 3.027 3.028 3.029 3.030 3.031 3.032 3.033 3.034 3.035 3.036 3.037 3.038 3.039 3.040 3.041 3.042 3.043 3.044 3.045 3.046 3.047 3.048 3.049 3.050 3.051 3.052 3.053 3.054 3.055 3.056 3.057 3.058 3.059 3.060 3.061 3.062 3.063 3.064 3.065 3.066 3.067 3.068 3.069 3.070 3.071 3.072 3.073 3.074 3.075 3.076 3.077 3.078 3.079 3.080 3.081 3.082 3.083 3.084 3.085 3.086 3.087 3.088 3.089 3.090 3.091 3.092 3.093 3.094 3.095 3.096 3.097 3.098 3.099 3.100 3.101 3.102 3.103 3.104 3.105 3.106 3.107 3.108 3.109 3.110 3.111 3.112 3.113 3.114 3.115 3.116 3.117 3.118 3.119 3.120 3.121 3.122 3.123 3.124 3.125 3.126 3.127 3.128 3.129 3.130 3.131 3.132 3.133 3.134 3.135 3.136 3.137 3.138 3.139 3.140 3.141 3.142 3.143 3.144 3.145 3.146 3.147 3.148 3.149 3.150 3.151 3.152 3.153 3.154 3.155 3.156 3.157 3.158 3.159 3.160 3.161 3.162 3.163 3.164 3.165 3.166 3.167 3.168 3.169 3.170 3.171 KochPAC, Jan 2019-August 2020 Disbursements, Federal Elections Commission, accessed October 1, 2020.
  4. ↑ 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 4.11 4.12 4.13 4.14 4.15 4.16 4.17 4.18 4.19 4.20 4.21 4.22 4.23 4.24 4.25 4.26 4.27 AFP Action, AFP Action Independent Expenditures 2020 Election Cycle, FEC.gov, accessed October 26, 2020.
  5. ↑ AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ENDORSES BYRON DONALDS FOR FLORIDA’S 19TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, Americans for Prosperity, July 23, 2020.
  6. ↑ 6.00 6.01 6.02 6.03 6.04 6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08 6.09 6.10 6.11 6.12 6.13 6.14 6.15 6.16 6.17 6.18 6.19 6.20 6.21 6.22 6.23 6.24 6.25 6.26 6.27 6.28 AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ANNOUNCES HISTORIC ELECTORAL ENGAGEMENT IN KANSAS, Americans for Prosperity, September 9, 2020.
  7. ↑ 7.000 7.001 7.002 7.003 7.004 7.005 7.006 7.007 7.008 7.009 7.010 7.011 7.012 7.013 7.014 7.015 7.016 7.017 7.018 7.019 7.020 7.021 7.022 7.023 7.024 7.025 7.026 7.027 7.028 7.029 7.030 7.031 7.032 7.033 7.034 7.035 7.036 7.037 7.038 7.039 7.040 7.041 7.042 7.043 7.044 7.045 7.046 7.047 7.048 7.049 7.050 7.051 7.052 7.053 7.054 7.055 7.056 7.057 7.058 7.059 7.060 7.061 7.062 7.063 7.064 7.065 7.066 7.067 7.068 7.069 7.070 7.071 7.072 7.073 7.074 7.075 7.076 7.077 7.078 7.079 7.080 7.081 7.082 7.083 7.084 7.085 7.086 7.087 7.088 7.089 7.090 7.091 7.092 7.093 7.094 7.095 7.096 7.097 7.098 7.099 7.100 7.101 7.102 KochPAC, Jan 2019-August 2020 Other Disbursements, Federal Elections Commission, accessed October 8, 2020.
  8. ↑ State of Montana, Contributor search for "koch", Campaign Electronic Reporting System, accessed October 27, 2020.
  9. ↑ Indiana Election Division, search for "Koch Industries", Contribution Search accessed October 23, 2020.
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Geogia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, Contribution search for "Koch", Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, accessed October 23, 2020.
  11. ↑ Mississippi Secretary of State, Search for contributor "Koch", cfport, accessed October 27, 2020.
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Ohio Secretary of State, Search for contributor "Koch", ohiosos, accessed October 28, 2020.
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 13.3 AFP Action, Americans for Prosperity Endorses State Legislative Candidates Across Arizona, Americans for Prosperity, August 20, 2020.
  14. ↑ 14.00 14.01 14.02 14.03 14.04 14.05 14.06 14.07 14.08 14.09 14.10 AFP-AZ, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ALASKA ANNOUNCES SUPPORT FOR PRINCIPLED POLICY CHAMPIONS, AFP Action, August 6, 2020.
  15. ↑ AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION COMMENDS KENDON UNDERWOOD’S VICTORY IN HD 90, AFP Action, March 31, 2020.
  16. ↑ 16.00 16.01 16.02 16.03 16.04 16.05 16.06 16.07 16.08 16.09 16.10 16.11 16.12 16.13 16.14 16.15 16.16 16.17 16.18 16.19 California Secretary of State, powersearch for "Koch", Powersearch Secretary of State, accessed October 15, 2020.
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ANNOUNCES TWO NEW LEGISLATIVE ENDORSEMENTS IN COLORADO, Americans for Prosperity, September 14, 2020.
  18. ↑ 18.00 18.01 18.02 18.03 18.04 18.05 18.06 18.07 18.08 18.09 18.10 18.11 18.12 18.13 18.14 18.15 18.16 18.17 18.18 18.19 18.20 18.21 18.22 AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ANNOUNCES FLORIDA STATE LEGISLATIVE ENDORSEMENTS, Americans for Prosperity, July 15, 2020.
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ANNOUNCES SECOND WAVE OF STATE LEGISLATIVE ENDORSEMENTS IN FLORIDA, Americans for Prosperity, September 4, 2020.
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ENDORSES GEORGIA STATE LEGISLATIVE CHAMPIONS, Americans for Prosperity, September 24, 2020.
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ENDORSES THREE CANDIDATES FOR KENTUCKY GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Americans for Prosperity, September 9, 2020.
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 Libre Initiative Action, AFP ACTION, LIBRE ACTION ANNOUNCE CAMPAIGN FOR NEVADA CANDIDATES, Libre Initiative, October 15, 2020.
  23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ANNOUNCES ELECTORAL ENDORSEMENTS IN NORTH DAKOTA, Americans for Prosperity Action, October 2, 2020.
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 24.3 24.4 24.5 Oklahoma Ethics Commission, Search for "koch", The Guardian, accessed October 28, 2020.
  25. ↑ 25.00 25.01 25.02 25.03 25.04 25.05 25.06 25.07 25.08 25.09 25.10 25.11 25.12 25.13 25.14 25.15 25.16 25.17 25.18 25.19 25.20 Oregon Secretary of State, Contribution search for "Koch", Oregon Secretary of State, accessed October 28, 2020.
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 26.3 AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ANNOUNCES SOUTH DAKOTA STATE LEGISLATIVE ENDORSEMENTS, Americans for Prosperity Action, September 24, 2020.
  27. ↑ AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ENDORSES EDUCATION POLICY CHAMPION JOHN DEBERRY FOR TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Americans for Prosperity Action, September 15, 2020.
  28. ↑ 28.00 28.01 28.02 28.03 28.04 28.05 28.06 28.07 28.08 28.09 28.10 28.11 Americans for Prosperity Action, AFP ACTION AND LIBRE ACTION ANNOUNCE TEXAS STATE LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS, Americans for Prosperity Action, February 14, 2020.
  29. ↑ 29.0 29.1 29.2 Americans for Prosperity Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ANNOUNCES SECOND WAVE OF TEXAS STATE LEGISLATIVE ENDORSEMENTS, Americans for Prosperity Action, June 26, 2020.
  30. ↑ Wisconsin Campaign Finance Information System, search for "kochpac", Wisconsin Ethics Commission, accessed October 28, 2020.
  31. ↑ AFP Action, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION ENDORSES SUZANNE STAIERT FOR COLORADO STATE SENATE, Americans for Prosperity, August 19, 2020.
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 32.2 32.3 32.4 32.5 32.6 32.7 Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission, Contribution search for "Koch Industries", Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission', accessed October 27, 2020.
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