DEFEND AMERICAN JOBS
DEFEND AMERICAN JOBS is a Super PAC, an independent‑expenditure‑only committee that must disclose its donors to the FEC. It cannot contribute directly to candidates, but it may spend unlimited funds on advertising and other activities to influence elections, which it has done this cycle with over $2.4 million in independent expenditures targeting three politicians.
Spending By Cycle
| CYCLE | SUPPORTING | OPPOSING |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | $2,400,112.52 | $0 |
| 2024 | $6,073,940.55 | $0 |
Independent Expenditures
- SUPPORTING FINE, RANDY$1,673,735.52
- SUPPORTING MOORE, RILEY$726,377
Legislation Sponsored By Funded Politicians
- HR 1181: House-Passed Bill Would Bar Payment Networks from Singling Out Firearms Retailers with Distinct Merchant Codes sponsored by MOORE, RILEY
- Main Street Capital Access Act seeks to ease capital and merger rules for small banks sponsored by HILL, JAMES FRENCH
- HR 9770 advances FY2027 continuing appropriations, averting shutdown sponsored by COLE, TOM
Recent Public Filings
- JULY MONTHLY filed 2026-07-20
- 48-HOUR REPORT OF INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES filed 2026-07-16
- 24-HOUR REPORT OF INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES filed 2026-06-20
- JUNE MONTHLY filed 2026-06-20
- 24-HOUR REPORT OF INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES filed 2026-06-17
Sourced from FEC.gov Schedule A (direct contributions) and Schedule E (independent expenditures). Only spending reported as benefiting or opposing a specific candidate is counted here -- this does not represent this committee's full receipts or total spending. Direct contributions and independent expenditures are legal, regulated, and governed by different rules; this page reports facts without implying wrongdoing.
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