Company/PAC political contributions · 2025
Trinity Industries
In 2025, the PAC connected to Trinity Industries reported $13,000 in contributions to Democratic committees and $125,500 to Republican committees, net of reported refunds. The larger total went to Republican committees.
On the map
21 US locations in the 2026-08-19.0 Overture Maps snapshot match this profile, most in TX (12), OH (2), OK (2), PA (2), MA (1). Listed on the map as “Trinity Industries”, “Trinity Industries Inc”, “Trinity Industries Inc.”, “Trinity Industries Corporation”.
A brand or name match does not establish who owns a local store or franchise, or that money came from that address.
See companies near youExample recipient committees
A few of the committees this PAC gave to in the snapshot, listed by FEC committee ID. This is not a complete or ranked list.
- REPPETE SESSIONS FOR CONGRESS$2,000
- DEMCITIZENS TO ELECT RICK LARSEN$3,000
- REPGRAVES FOR CONGRESS$5,000
- REPTEXANS FOR SENATOR JOHN CORNYN INC.$4,500
Reporting committee
- TRINITY INDUSTRIES EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SF) INC. · FEC ID C00268904
FEC name: TRINITY INDUSTRIES INC. · Filing location: DALLAS, TX
How to read this
- These are contributions from a corporate-connected PAC, a separate fund that collects voluntary contributions. They are not company treasury spending.
- Employee and owner donations are not included. Contributions describe giving, not a company’s or its workers’ beliefs or votes.
- Blue or red means the larger recorded Democratic or Republican total; purple only for an exact tie. Even a 51/49 split gets the leading party’s color.
- Source: FEC bulk committee-transaction file (cycle 2025-2026), transactions dated 2025-01-01 to 2025-12-31. Snapshot data, not live or complete political spending.
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