Connecticut PACs and party committees, 2026
29 committees registered in Connecticut have real activity this cycle, with $11.2M in reported spending. Outside groups have reported $2.5M in independent expenditures aimed at Connecticut federal races.
From FEC filings, pulled September 10, 2026. See the Connecticut 2026 election page for what is on the ballot and when.
Outside spending in Connecticut races
Independent expenditures reported for or against federal candidates running in Connecticut, cycle to date, all committees.
| Candidate | Race | Supporting | Opposing | Committees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luke Bronin (D) | House, District 1 | $1.7M | $609K | 7 |
| John B Larson (D) | House, District 1 | $54K | $149K | 4 |
| Jahana Hayes (D) | House, District 5 | $140 | 2 | |
| Rosa L Delauro (D) | House, District 3 | $10 | 1 | |
| Joseph Courtney (D) | House, District 2 | $10 | 1 | |
| JIM Himes (D) | House, District 4 | $10 | 1 |
Committees based in Connecticut
Ranked by 2026 disbursements. Showing 29 of 29.
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Connecticut committee questions
How many PACs are registered in Connecticut?+
29 committees with a Connecticut address on their FEC record have real activity in the 2026 cycle: 5 leadership pacs, 6 party committees, 18 pacs. Together they report $11,204,076 in disbursements as of September 10, 2026.
How much outside money has gone into Connecticut races in 2026?+
Committees of every kind have reported $2,545,442 in independent expenditures for or against 6 federal candidates in Connecticut this cycle, from Schedule E filings including 24 and 48 hour notices.
Which Connecticut committee has spent the most?+
Charter Communications Inc. Political Action Committee leads Connecticut committees with $2,888,286 in 2026 disbursements.