Where the money comes from
Adam B. Schiff
U.S. Senator · California · 2025–2026 cycle
Democratic51.2% of Adam's money came in gifts under $200.
Raised
$8M
Spent
$4.3M
Cash on hand
$10.2M
Debts
$0
Large individual gifts ($200+)
$2.9M · 36.7%
Small gifts (under $200)
$4.1M · 51.2%
PACs
$420K · 5.3%
Other
$546K · 6.8%
51%
Small gifts
of money came in gifts under $200
5%
PACs
of money came from PACs
54%
Out of state
of itemized individual money came from other states
23%
Labor
of PAC money came from this sector
Compared with a typical senator
Across all 11 PAC sectors, 2 sit above what a typical senator takes from that sector.
Labor
$84K vs $39K typical
+117%Communications/Electronics
$78K vs $67K typical
+17%Finance, Insurance & Real Estate
$57K vs $198K typical
−71%Health
$52K vs $116K typical
−55%Misc Business
$35K vs $74K typical
−54%Agribusiness
$27K vs $45K typical
−41%Energy & Natural Resources
$13K vs $70K typical
−81%Ideological/Single-Issue
$11K vs $108K typical
−90%Lawyers & Lobbyists
$9K vs $25K typical
−66%Defense
$8K vs $44K typical
−83%Transportation
$2K vs $70K typical
−97%
Bars to the right mean more than a typical senator; to the left, less.
Follow the PAC money
From PACs
$373K
Committees
108
Share of money
4.7%
vs a typical senator
−26%
- Business75%
- Labor23%
- Ideological/Single-Issue3%
11 sectors. Tap one to see the industries inside it, then every committee that gave.
Who gives
Biggest organisations
All 20 organisations whose employees, their families, or PAC gave. People on the left, the PAC on the right.
- Left: employees and their families
- Right: the organisation's PAC
- State of California$102K$102K—
- Anthropic PBC$25K$25K—
- University of California$22K$22K—
- General Atomics$17K$12K$5K
- Van Wagner Communications$17K$17K—
- Universal Music Group$16K$8K$8K
- National Assn of Broadcasters$15K$5K$10K
- Prospect Hotel Advisors$14K$14K—
- Chickasaw Nation$13K——
- Comcast Corp$13K$8K$5K
- RingCentral Inc$12K$12K—
- National Assn of Realtors$12K—$12K
Where the givers live
54.4% of itemized individual money came from outside California.
- California 45.6%
- Other states 54.4%
All 53 states and territories, ranked
Who writes the cheques
49.6% of Adam's itemized individual money came from women, from 54,492 women and 37,900 men.
- Women $3.6M
- Men $3.6M
By size of gift
The $3,500+ band brought in the most: 27% of itemized individual money.
- $200-$499$1.1M3,992 givers
Women $614K (2,140) · Men $523K (1,852)
- $500-$999$779K1,259 givers
Women $388K (633) · Men $391K (626)
- $1,000-$3,499$1.1M723 givers
Women $470K (325) · Men $591K (398)
- $3,500+$1.5M200 givers
Women $509K (79) · Men $956K (121)
- $7,000+$927K72 givers
Women $276K (24) · Men $651K (48)
Women's share over 14 cycles
Women's share moved from 31.6% in 2000 to 49.6% in 2026, peaking at 52.2% in 2020, lowest at 25.8% in 2016.
Track record
Adam has won 13 of 13 races on record between 2000 and 2024.
Peak cycle 2023–2024 raised $48M.
- Raised
- Spent
2024 CA Senate Class I
Raised $47.3M · spent $62M
Top opponent Katie Porter (D) with $32.1M
Won· General2022 CA House District 30
Raised $25M · spent $18M
Top opponent Ronda Kennedy (R) with $43K
Won· General2020 CA House District 28
Raised $19.4M · spent $10.2M
Top opponent Eric Early (R) with $4.1M
Won· General
Sits on
Amounts here cluster money from an organisation's employees, their families and its PAC, so they show industries and interests rather than individual names. For the named individual givers, see Adam's top donors. Campaign committee and leadership PAC combined · summary as of August 4, 2026 · transactions through July 17, 2026.