Committee For Common Sense In Government
Political action committee · Issue & ideological PACs
Committee For Common Sense In Government, a issue & ideological pac, has made no contributions to current members in 2025–26, and $46K to candidates since 2000. 98% to Democrats, 2% to Republicans.
- Given since 2000
- $46K
- To Democrats
- $45K
- To Republicans
- $1,000
Biggest recipients over time
- Leonard L. Boswell (D-IA)$6,000 · 2004–2008
- John Murtha (D-PA)$5,000 · 2008
- Lincoln Davis (D-TN)$5,000 · 2008
- Ken Lucas (D-KY)$4,000 · 2006
- Chris John (D-LA)$3,000 · 2004
- Baron Hill (D-IN)$3,000 · 2006
- James Maloney (D-CT)$2,000 · 2000
- Dennis Moore (D-KS)$2,000 · 2000
- Jim Matheson (D-UT)$2,000 · 2004–2006
- Donald Cazayoux Jr. (D-LA)$2,000 · 2008
- Charlie Stenholm (D-TX)$1,000 · 2004
- Chet Edwards (D-TX)$1,000 · 2006
- Joseph Hoeffel (D-PA)$1,000 · 2000
- Mac Thornberry (R-TX)$1,000 · 2016
- Nick Lampson (D-TX)$1,000 · 2004
- Allen Boyd Jr. (D-FL)$1,000 · 2004
- Rush Holt (D-NJ)$1,000 · 2000
- Bill Nelson (D-FL)$1,000 · 2000
- Jim Marshall (D-GA)$1,000 · 2006
- Charles Melancon (D-LA)$1,000 · 2006
- Charles Wilson (D-OH)$1,000 · 2006
- Tammy Duckworth (D-IL)$1,000 · 2006
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From FEC itemized contribution records.
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Capitol Receipts, “Committee For Common Sense In Government: Who This PAC Gives To in…,” https://www.capitolreceipts.com/pac/C00359299/committee-for-common-sense-in-government (accessed 2026-10-17).