United States 7-Eleven Employees' Political Action Committee ('U S Sepac')
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United States 7-Eleven Employees' Political Action Committee ('U S Sepac'), a company pac, has made no contributions to current members in 2025–26, and $176K to candidates since 1980. 73% to Republicans, 27% to Democrats.
- Given since 1980
- $176K
- To Democrats
- $48K
- To Republicans
- $128K
Biggest recipients over time
- Phil Gramm (R-TX)$9,042 · 1980–1998
- T. Gorton (R-WA)$6,021 · 1986–2000
- Joe Barton (R-TX)$4,542 · 1986–2008
- John McCain (R-AZ)$4,514 · 1986–2002
- Frank R. Wolf (R-VA)$4,286 · 1980–1988
- Orrin G. Hatch (R-UT)$4,028 · 1982–1994
- Kit Bond (R-MO)$4,014 · 1986–1998
- Bob Graham (D-FL)$4,014 · 1986–1998
- Sam Johnson (R-TX)$3,521 · 1992–2008
- Nancy Johnson (R-CT)$3,292 · 1982–2002
- Tom Bliley (R-VA)$3,271 · 1980–1998
- Thad Cochran (R-MS)$3,014 · 1984
- Arlen Specter (D-PA)$3,014 · 1986–1992
- Fred Upton (R-MI)$2,514 · 1986–1998
- Pete Sessions (R-TX)$2,507 · 1998–2002
- Chuck Grassley (R-IA)$2,464 · 1980–1992
- Jim Saxton (R-NJ)$2,436 · 1984–1994
- Elton Gallegly (R-CA)$2,225 · 1986–1990
- Richard Armey (R-TX)$2,021 · 1994–1996
- Dick Gephardt (D-MO)$2,014 · 1994–1996
- Steny H. Hoyer (D-MD)$2,014 · 1986–1992
- Curt Weldon (R-PA)$2,014 · 1984–1986
- Lamar Smith (R-TX)$2,014 · 1986–2008
- Kent Conrad (D-ND)$2,014 · 1994
- Wally Herger (R-CA)$2,014 · 1986–1988
- Pete Domenici (R-NM)$2,007 · 1984
- John Warner (R-VA)$2,007 · 1984
- Don Nickles (R-OK)$2,007 · 1986
- William Roth Jr. (R-DE)$2,007 · 1988
- Jeff Bingaman (D-NM)$2,007 · 1988
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From FEC itemized contribution records.
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