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Haley M. Stevens

Where the money comes from

Haley M. Stevens

U.S. Representative · Michigan · 2025–2026 cycle

Democratic
PAC-heavyCommittees do the heavy lifting

PACs gave Haley $1.7M this cycle, more than the committee's net receipts of $393K.

PAC share is shown in dollars, not as a percentage, because it exceeds net receipts.

Raised

$393K

Spent

$372K

Cash on hand

$25K

Debts

$0

  • Large individual gifts ($200+)

    $25K · 10.5%

  • PACs

    $216K · 89.5%

74%

Out of state

of itemized individual money came from other states

28%

Ideological/Single-Issue

of PAC money came from this sector

Compared with a typical House member

Across all 13 PAC sectors, 10 sit above what a typical House member takes from that sector.

  • Ideological/Single-Issue

    $475K vs $139K typical

    +241%
  • Finance, Insurance & Real Estate

    $329K vs $146K typical

    +125%
  • Misc Business

    $230K vs $48K typical

    +383%
  • Labor

    $152K vs $39K typical

    +292%
  • Health

    $115K vs $116K typical

    −1%
  • Transportation

    $83K vs $70K typical

    +19%
  • Communications/Electronics

    $82K vs $67K typical

    +23%
  • Agribusiness

    $68K vs $45K typical

    +48%
  • Energy & Natural Resources

    $56K vs $70K typical

    −21%
  • Construction

    $45K vs $27K typical

    +69%
  • Lawyers & Lobbyists

    $40K vs $16K typical

    +142%
  • Defense

    $20K vs $29K typical

    −32%
  • Other

    $5K vs $2K typical

    +128%

Bars to the right mean more than a typical House member; to the left, less.

Follow the PAC money

From PACs

$1.7M

Committees

285

Share of money

vs a typical House member

  • Business63%
  • Ideological/Single-Issue28%
  • Labor9%

13 sectors. Tap one to see the industries inside it, then every committee that gave.

Ideological/Single-Issue$475KFinance, Insurance & Real Estate$329KMisc Business$230KLabor$152KHealth$115KTransportation$83KCommunications…$82KAgribusiness$68KEnergy…$56KConstruction$45KLawyers & Lob…$40K
Bigger boxes gave more. Hover or focus a box for its figure; tap to open it.

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
  • American Israel Public Affairs Cmte$312K
    $297K
    $15K
  • Nyman Turkish PC$101K
    $101K
  • NorPAC$59K
    $59K
  • Blackstone Group$53K
    $53K
  • Apollo Global Management$33K
    $33K
  • Ford Motor Co$32K
    $11K
    $22K
  • Deer Management$32K
    $32K
  • Dow Inc$30K
    $13K
    $18K
  • Jackson National Life Insurance$30K
    $30K
  • American Chemistry Council$30K
    $30K
  • American Institute of CPAs$30K
    $30K
  • Invariant LLC$28K
    $28K

Where the givers live

74.5% of itemized individual money came from outside Michigan.

  • Michigan 25.5%
  • Other states 74.5%
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Darker tiles gave more. Tap a state for its total; the dashed tile is Michigan.

All 52 states and territories, ranked

Who writes the cheques

36.9% of Haley's itemized individual money came from women, from 22,917 women and 17,194 men.

  • Women $4M
  • Men $6.8M

By size of gift

The $3,500+ band brought in the most: 43% of itemized individual money.

  • $200-$499$372K1,315 givers

    Women $180K (628) · Men $193K (687)

  • $500-$999$628K1,111 givers

    Women $247K (431) · Men $381K (680)

  • $1,000-$3,499$3.4M2,007 givers

    Women $1.2M (706) · Men $2.2M (1,301)

  • $3,500+$5.5M965 givers

    Women $1.9M (327) · Men $3.6M (638)

  • $7,000+$2.9M326 givers

    Women $1M (110) · Men $1.9M (216)

Women's share over 5 cycles

Women's share moved from 36% in 2018 to 36.8% in 2026, peaking at 41.2% in 2020, lowest at 34.1% in 2024.

Half41%34%37%
20182020202220242026

Track record

Haley has won 4 of 5 races on record between 2018 and 2026.

Peak cycle 2025–2026 raised $11.9M.

  • Raised
  • Spent
20182020202220242026
Newest first
  • 2026 MI Senate Class II

    Raised $11.5M · spent $8.7M

    Outraised by Abdul El-Sayed (D) with $14.4M

    Lost· Primary
  • 2024 MI House District 11

    Raised $2.7M · spent $1.9M

    Top opponent Ahmed Ghanim (D) with $162K

    Won· General
  • 2022 MI House District 11

    Raised $5.5M · spent $5.6M

    Top opponent Andy Levin (D) with $2.6M

    Won· General

Sits on

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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 Haley's top donors. Campaign committee and leadership PAC combined · summary as of August 4, 2026 · transactions through July 17, 2026.

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