Site directory
Everything on the site, grouped the way people look for it: services, free tools, original research, every state's 2026 election page, the PAC hub with 5,823 committee profiles, and news by topic.
Services
What The Political Group does for campaigns and committees.
Free campaign tools
Answer-first calculators with the formula shown. No signup.
Research
Original data from real programs and public filings, free to cite.
2026 elections by state
What is on each state's ballot, registration and early voting dates, and phone banking rates.
- 2026 election calendar, all 50 states
- Election Data Hub
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
PAC hub
Voter contact bundling for committees, 5,823 committee profiles from FEC data, and guides for committee staff. Data pulled September 10, 2026.
Start here
Guides
- How does a PAC report phone banking as an in-kind contribution?
- What does a district poll cost in 2026, and what does AI polling cost instead?
- What is bundling, and what does a bundled PAC get that a single campaign does not?
- What can a super PAC do with a phone program as an independent expenditure, and what can it not coordinate?
- How can a member's leadership PAC support a slate of colleagues with a shared dashboard?
- Where should a PAC spend in 2026, and how does it know before it is too late to move money?
- How much voter contact does it take to move a House race, and how should a PAC split a budget across a slate?
- How does a state or county party committee run live voter contact for the whole ticket?
Committees by type
- Super PACs904
- Leadership PACs784
- Party committees425
- PACs3,710
Largest by 2026 spending
- Actblue$2.09B
- Winred$749.8M
- DNC Services Corp / Democratic National Committee$222.7M
- Republican National Committee$205.7M
- DCCC$154.5M
- NRCC$126.6M
- DSCC$122.0M
- NRSC$110.3M
- Trump National Committee JFC, Inc.$103.0M
- Grow the Majority$90.3M
- Fairshake$88.7M
- United Democracy Project ('Udp')$77.2M
- Win for America$69.9M
- SMP$56.9M
- Restoration of America PAC$53.0M
- America PAC$52.3M
- American Conservative Fund$50.3M
- American Israel Public Affairs Committee Political Action Committee$48.5M
- Leading the Future$44.8M
- Emilys List$42.4M
Committees by state
- Alabama101
- Alaska12
- Arizona78
- Arkansas21
- California520
- Colorado73
- Connecticut29
- Delaware24
- Florida164
- Georgia222
- Hawaii9
- Idaho15
- Illinois144
- Indiana58
- Iowa44
- Kansas36
- Kentucky61
- Louisiana49
- Maine11
- Maryland158
- Massachusetts128
- Michigan109
- Minnesota72
- Mississippi27
- Missouri73
- Montana20
- Nebraska30
- Nevada32
- New Hampshire15
- New Jersey88
- New Mexico15
- New York215
- North Carolina93
- North Dakota14
- Ohio169
- Oklahoma42
- Oregon37
- Pennsylvania151
- Rhode Island23
- South Carolina38
- South Dakota14
- Tennessee75
- Texas346
- Utah24
- Vermont6
- Virginia601
- Washington49
- West Virginia15
- Wisconsin164
- Wyoming13
- District of Columbia1,290
News and guides
Several articles a day, grouped by topic.
- Latest articles
- PoliticsCoverage of political developments
- CampaigningField operations
- Phone BankingPhone banking technology
- AI & PoliticsHow artificial intelligence is transforming political campaigns
- AI GovernanceAI regulation
- Political ConnectionsLobbying
- Campaign TechPolitical technology tools
- ElectionsElection results
- llms.txt (for AI assistants)