Giving is not voting.
Contribution records describe donations. They cannot establish ballots, party registration, the views of a whole workforce, or which donors work at a mapped branch. That is a limit of our analysis.
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The politics
behind
the places.
Explore public campaign-finance records.
Compare company/PAC contributions to Democrats and Republicans around you.
Independent civic research. Open to every perspective.
Politics, mapped.
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All the money / FEC and state records
All the money.
Counted once.
Every dollar federal campaigns reported for 2025–26, with money passed between committees counted only once. State money is shown separately.
- Federal campaign money, 2025–26
- $13.1B D $2.79B · R $1.64B (candidates and parties)
- Outside spending, 2025–26
- $2.39B Independent expenditures plus electioneering
- State campaign money, 29 states
- $3.02B Raised by candidates: all state races in 29 states
- Company PAC giving, 2025
- $141M To party-side committees
Federal law prohibits using information copied from FEC reports to solicit contributions or for commercial purposes. Data use & privacy
By the numbers / Real FEC records
Real companies.
Real numbers.
Every figure here comes from the current snapshot: connected-PAC contributions to Democratic and Republican committees in 2025, matched to US storefront locations.
- Company & PAC profiles (count)
- 1,203
- Given by company PACs to party-side committees, 2025
- $140.6M
- Mapped US locations (count)
- 229,856
- Companies whose PAC gave more to (count)
- 898 REP · 278 DEM · 27 evenMost companies give to both parties; each company is counted once, by the side that got more.
Company PACs only. See All the money for candidates, parties, super PACs and outside spending.
Most-mapped companies
The eight profiles with the most matched US locations. Bars show each PAC’s Democratic and Republican share.
- Exxon MobilDEM 27%REP 73%$298K21,581 mapped locations
- ShellDEM 0%REP 100%$4K18,754 mapped locations
- Dunkin BrandsDEM 52%REP 48%$78K16,663 mapped locations
- McDonald'sDEM 42%REP 58%$235K15,754 mapped locations
- CVS HealthDEM 53%REP 47%$262K12,278 mapped locations
- Burger KingDEM 19%REP 81%$22K9,419 mapped locations
- Walgreen Co.DEM 39%REP 61%$81K9,186 mapped locations
- Phillips 66DEM 18%REP 82%$323K8,257 mapped locations
2026 federal elections
Your candidates.
Their money.
Enter your address or ZIP code to see the House and Senate races where you vote, who is running, and the money behind each campaign, from FEC filings.
Find your candidates Browse all races01 / Political contributions near you
A little curiosity.
A wider picture.
Explore political contributions associated with nearby businesses. Search your neighborhood, a road-trip route, or a custom area to see matched company and connected-PAC activity.
FIELD OF VIEWInteractive illustrationChoose your lens
Your ten-mile starting point.
Find your nearby view, or search an address, city, or ZIP. Adjust the radius when you want to see farther.
- Location or address search
- Party filters and detailed evidence
- Results you can save for later
02 / Democratic & Republican contributions
Follow the signal.
Then the source.
Compare recorded Democratic and Republican contributions at a glance. Open the nearby activity ledger to inspect company/PAC totals and available source details.
- Blue: a larger recorded Democratic total
- Red: a larger recorded Republican total
- Purple: exactly equal totals
Even a 51/49 lead gets the leading party’s color. These are analytical labels for recorded activity, not statements about beliefs.
FROM RECORD TO MAPIllustrative example
MAP CLASSIFICATIONDemocratic majorityThe larger recorded dollar total determines the color.
PUBLIC COMPANY / PAC ACTIVITYEMPLOYEE DONATIONS EXCLUDED
03 / Company activity & employee giving
One place.
Two perspectives.
A company-connected PAC and people reporting that employer can give differently. TerraCivic keeps the two patterns separate so each stays in its own context.
Three live views Company/PAC, Employee giving, and Compare are available in the app. The figures below illustrate the layout only.
THREE VIEWS. TWO SEPARATE SOURCES.FICTIONAL EXAMPLE / EXAMPLE COFFEE
Company/PAC · REP majority
Blue = DEM lead · Red = REP leadCompany/PAC
PAC contributionsDEM 41%REP 59%
$10,000 illustrative DEM/REP total
2025–2026 · Illustrative period
Employee giving
Reported-employer donationsDEM 72%REP 28%
$10,000 illustrative DEM/REP total · 25–49 contributor bucket
2025–2026 · Illustrative period
Company/PAC is the default view. A solid dot shows the larger recorded Democratic or Republican PAC contribution total.
Open the live viewsA reported field. A partial picture.
Employer information can be incomplete, and the individual bulk file covers a subset of itemized contributions. Employee giving does not represent every worker or donation. FEC reporting guidance · FEC file coverage
Connected. Still separate.
A corporate connected PAC is a separate fund receiving voluntary contributions. Its political contributions are not automatically corporate treasury payments. Employee and PAC totals are different measures, never one combined score. FEC connected-PAC guidance
Employee giving uses grouped reported-employer totals, with no personal donor profiles. A result requires at least 25 distinct reported contributors overall and 10 in each visible party group; the app shows only broad contributor-size buckets. Percentages describe DEM/REP dollars separately from Company/PAC activity.
04 / Beyond the screen
Go explore.
Keep the context.
Heading out of town? Save your current results as a simple PDF, keep it on your phone, or print it before you leave.
- Bold company names in the party color
- Your selected area and filters
- A static list for later reference
05 / Public campaign-finance records
Evidence first.
Perspective is yours.
Built for Democrats, Republicans, independents, and the politically curious. The same public-data starting point, whichever way you see the world.
Two separate records.
Company/PAC profiles use qualifying connected-PAC activity. Employee giving is a separate privacy-protected reported-employer aggregate. Verified owner activity is not yet available.
A match has limits.
A brand match does not prove local franchise ownership. Missing businesses are not necessarily neutral. Coverage is selective, not a complete business directory.
Context without profiles.
TerraCivic does not publish individual contributor names, addresses, personal contact information, or personal donor profiles.
Federal information comes from periodic FEC bulk-data snapshots, not live records. DEM, REP, and EVEN are TerraCivic analytical labels—not FEC classifications or endorsements.
Data use & privacy06 / Political contributions FAQ
Political activity.
Clear answers.
Questions about company political donations, PAC contributions, and what the campaign-finance map can tell you.
Read our data sources & privacy policyHow do I find political contributions associated with businesses near me?
Open the political contributions map and allow location access, or search an address, city, or ZIP. Start with a ten-mile radius, then adjust your area. Results show locations matched to qualifying Company/PAC or Employee giving profiles in the selected view.
Which businesses support Democrats or Republicans?
TerraCivic compares recorded Democratic and Republican company/PAC contribution totals. Blue means more qualifying dollars went to Democratic committees; red means more went to Republican committees. Purple marks an exact tie. These patterns describe recorded political contributions, not a company’s beliefs, endorsement, or a local franchise owner’s affiliation.
Does TerraCivic show employee or business-owner donations?
Employee giving is available as a separate, grouped reported-employer layer. It never shows personal donor details, exact contributor counts, or branch-level employment claims. Results require at least 25 distinct contributors overall and 10 in each visible party group. Verified owner activity is not currently available. Company/PAC profiles use PACs linked to their registered connected organizations; the contributions are not necessarily money spent directly from a company’s treasury.
How does the company and employee comparison work?
Company/PAC remains the default. Employee giving shows grouped donations associated with a reported employer name. Compare uses a Company/PAC center and an employee outer ring, with separate totals and source periods in the ledger and PDF. The two measures are never added into one political score. Unavailable evidence stays unavailable; it does not imply neutrality.
Would employee giving show how employees vote?
No. Campaign-finance records describe reported contributions, not ballots or party registration. Our analysis could not establish the views of all employees or staff at a particular branch. Employer fields can be incomplete, and the FEC individual bulk file includes only a subset of itemized contributions.
Where does the campaign-finance data come from?
Federal profiles use periodic public bulk-data snapshots from the Federal Election Commission (FEC). They summarize qualifying connected-PAC contributions, net of supported refunds. These are selective snapshots, not live or complete political-spending records. The in-app FAQ explains the snapshot dates and matching method.
Why isn’t every nearby business on the map?
Only locations matched to qualifying Company/PAC or Employee giving profiles appear in the selected view. Coverage is selective, and a missing business does not mean it is politically neutral. Matching a business or brand name also does not establish local ownership.
Can I download nearby business results for a trip?
Yes. Open the nearby results drawer and select PDF to save the current list. Company names use their map color, and your selected area and filters are included. Keep the PDF on your phone or print it; new searches need a connection.
