By year
| Year | Raised | Spent | Gave to committees |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | $15,001 | $6,184 | $6,145 |
| 2025 | $4 | $4,167 | $3,950 |
| 2024 | $15,000 | $13,445 | $7,750 |
| 2023 | $0 | $1,200 | $1,200 |
| 2022 | – | – | – |
| 2021 | – | – | – |
| 2020 | – | – | – |
Who it gave to since 2019
81% to Republicans · 4% to Democrats (of payments to committees with a known party)
- Siegrist for Iowa House R · State House$3,383 · 3 payments
- Austin Harris for Iowa R · State House$2,278 · 4 payments
- Brooke Boden for Iowa House R · State House$1,500
- Dan Dawson for State Senate R · State Senate$1,500
- Willems for Iowa$1,250 · 2 payments
- Carter Nordman for Iowa R · State House$1,128 · 2 payments
- Iowans for Mike Vondran R · State House$878 · 3 payments
- Vote Bloomingdale R · State House$750 · 2 payments
- Gary Mohr for State House R · State House$700 · 2 payments
- Young for Iowa House$628 · 2 payments
- Guns for County Attorney$500
- WILZ FOR IOWA R · State House$500
- Koelker for Iowa Senate R · State Senate$500
- Boulton for Senate D · State House$500
- Friends of Jacob Bossman R · State House$450 · 2 payments
- Friends For Brian Lohse R · State House$350 · 2 payments
- Matthew Blake for Iowa$250
- Cacciatore4Urbandale$250
- Latham for Iowa R · State House$250
- Wills for Iowa R · State House$250
- Kraayenbrink for Iowa Senate R · State Senate$250
- Bisignano for Senate Account D · State Senate$250
- Martin Graber for Iowa House R · State House$200
- Bergan for Iowa House R · State House$200
- Citizens for Mommsen R · State House$200
- Holt For House R · State House$150
Every report (19)
- 2026 · July 15 through October 14 · raised $15,001, spent $6,184, ended with $9,103 · filed October 19, 2026 · Report (PDF)
- 2026 · May 15 through July 14 · raised $0, spent $0, ended with $285 · filed July 15, 2026 · Report (PDF)
- 2026 · January 1 through May 14 · raised $0, spent $0, ended with $285 · filed May 18, 2026 · Report (PDF)
- 2025 · July 1 through December 31 · raised $2, spent $2,417, ended with $285 · filed January 20, 2026 · Report (PDF)
- 2025 · January 1 through June 30 · raised $3, spent $1,750, ended with $2,700 · filed July 21, 2025 · Report (PDF)
- 2024 · October 15 through December 31 · raised $0, spent $4,145, ended with $4,447 · filed January 20, 2025 · Report (PDF)
- 2024 · July 15 through October 14 · raised $15,000, spent $9,049, ended with $8,593 · filed October 21, 2024 · Report (PDF)
- 2024 · May 15 through July 14 · raised $0, spent $250, ended with $2,642 · filed July 17, 2024 · Report (PDF)
- 2024 · January 1 through May 14 · raised $0, spent $0, ended with $2,892 · filed May 20, 2024 · Report (PDF)
- 2023 · July 1 through December 31 · raised $0, spent $1,200, ended with $2,892 · filed January 17, 2024 · Report (PDF)
- 2023 · January 1 through June 30 · not read yet · filed July 18, 2023 · Report (PDF)
- 2022 · October 15 through December 31 · not read yet · filed January 19, 2023 · Report (PDF)
- 2022 · July 15 through October 14 · not read yet · filed October 19, 2022 · Report (PDF)
- 2022 · May 15 through July 14 · not read yet · filed July 19, 2022 · Report (PDF)
- 2022 · January 1 through May 14 · not read yet · filed May 19, 2022 · Report (PDF)
- 2021 · July 1 through December 31 · not read yet · filed January 13, 2022 · Report (PDF)
- 2021 · January 1 through June 30 · not read yet · filed July 19, 2021 · Report (PDF)
- 2020 · October 15 through December 31 · not read yet · filed January 17, 2021 · Report (PDF)
- 2020 · July 15 through October 14 · not read yet · filed October 19, 2020 · Report (PDF)
From the reports political action committees file with the Iowa Ethics & Campaign Disclosure Board (2019 on). “Gave to committees” counts payments to candidates, parties and other PACs listed with a committee code. Funnel doesn't republish who gives to PACs.