Oregon PACs and party committees, 2026

41 committees registered in Oregon have real activity this cycle, with $41.3M in reported spending. Outside groups have reported $1.9M in independent expenditures aimed at Oregon federal races.

From FEC filings, pulled October 19, 2026. See the Oregon 2026 election page for what is on the ballot and when.

Outside spending in Oregon races

Independent expenditures reported for or against federal candidates running in Oregon, cycle to date, all committees.

CandidateRaceSupportingOpposingCommittees
Janelle Bynum (D)House, District 5$1.0M3
Valerie Hoyle (D)House, District 4$292K$425K3
Monique Despain (R)House, District 4$139K2
David Brock Smith (R)U.S. Senate$25K1
Susheela Jayapal (D)House, District 3$1,0251
Eduardo Morales (D)House, District 3$1,0251
Andrea Salinas (D)House, District 6$2431
Jeffrey Alan Merkley (D)U.S. Senate$1201
Jamie Mcleod-Skinner (D)House, District 5$301

Committees based in Oregon

Ranked by 2026 disbursements. Showing 41 of 41.

CommitteeTypePartyRaisedSpent
VotevetsPAC$26.0M$30.9M
Democratic Party of OregonParty committeeDemocratic$3.9M$3.9M
Eb4c PACPACDemocratic$1,180$996K
Hoops PACLeadership PAC$802K$781K
Oregon Republican PartyParty committeeRepublican$893K$600K
Blue Wave ProjectLeadership PAC$340K$563K
Wyden for OregonPAC$486K$475K
Committee for a Livable FutureLeadership PAC$922K$373K
Nike Inc Federal Political Action Committee (Nike Federal PAC)PAC$198K$281K
Fight for Working PeopleSuper PAC$350K$268K
Cambia Health Solutions Inc. PACPAC$194K$260K
Progress for OregonPAC$293K$169K
Progressive Americans for DemocracyLeadership PAC$178K$168K
GW PACPACRepublican$49K$165K
Mckenzie River PACLeadership PAC$148K$153K
Intersect LLC Political Action CommitteePAC$123K$143K
Oregon Right to Life Victory PACSuper PAC$129K$129K
Right to Life/Oregon PACPAC$99K$108K
EDF Power Solutions, Inc. PACPAC$96K$95K
Good Friends PACPAC$101K$93K
Dulcich Inc DBA Pacific Seafood Group Employee PACPAC$250K$90K
Oregon Victory FundPAC$80K$80K
Pacificorp - Pacific Power/Rocky Mountain Power PACPAC$104K$74K
The Greenbrier Companies, Inc. PAC (AKA Greenbrier PAC)PAC$78K$68K
House Call PACLeadership PAC$83K$54K
Three Rivers Political Action CommitteeLeadership PAC$498$52K
Roseburg Forest Products Co. Political Action Committee (Roseburg PAC)PAC$0$38K
American Forest Resource Council PACPAC$47K$36K
Northwest Natural Holdings Political Action CommitteePAC$32K$29K
Better Access to Chiropractic PAC (Chiropractic Future, LLC)PAC$17K$28K
Oregon Bankers Association Political Action CommitteePAC$27K$27K
Portland General Electric Co. Bi-Partisan Comm. for Effective GovtPAC$41K$26K
Moda, Inc. PACPAC$29K$26K
Hampton Lumber Mills, Inc. Political Action Committee (Hampton Lumber PAC)PAC$55K$24K
Monroe Street PACLeadership PAC$72K$19K
Climate Champions PACLeadership PAC$13K$18K
Vigor PACPAC$29K$11K
Oregon Working Families PartyParty committee$8,294$8,089
M Financial Holdings Inc. PAC (M Financial PAC)PAC$39K$5,424
Oregonians for Common Sense PACLeadership PAC$550$504
We the PeopleParty committee$2,267$85

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Oregon committee questions

How many PACs are registered in Oregon?+

41 committees with a Oregon address on their FEC record have real activity in the 2026 cycle: 2 super pacs, 10 leadership pacs, 4 party committees, 25 pacs. Together they report $41,274,388 in disbursements as of October 19, 2026.

How much outside money has gone into Oregon races in 2026?+

Committees of every kind have reported $1,920,207 in independent expenditures for or against 9 federal candidates in Oregon this cycle, from Schedule E filings including 24 and 48 hour notices.

Which Oregon committee has spent the most?+

Votevets leads Oregon committees with $30,888,923 in 2026 disbursements.