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Cycle 2026 · through May 13, 2026

Mike Rounds

REP · SD · Senate
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Where Mike Rounds's campaign money comes from, by four headline measures. Total receipts for cycle 2026: $2.65M · FEC committee C00532465

From SD
9.3%
$113K of $1.21M itemized
Itemized contributions only ($200+). The FEC doesn't tag unitemized donors by state, so the small-dollar pool isn't included here.
From small donors (under $200)
3.5%
$44K of $1.25M from individuals
From individuals (not PACs)
49.1%
$1.18M from PACs and party committees
ActBlue and WinRed pass-through donations are counted as individual contributions here, which matches how the FEC totals them — they're conduit services, not the donor.
Top employers
Aggregated from itemized donors. Retired, self-employed, homemaker, and unreported values excluded.
  1. 01GOOGLE$42,20017 donors
  2. 02MARQUIS MANAGEMENT, INC.$30,00012 donors
  3. 03HOMEMAKER$28,00010 donors
  4. 04ARES MANAGEMENT$21,0006 donors
  5. 05BURWELL ENTERPRISE$21,0006 donors
  6. 06SANFORD HEALTH$19,0008 donors
  7. 07BUSINESS OWNER$14,0004 donors
  8. 08ANDREESSEN HOROWITZ (A16Z)$14,0006 donors
Outside money — independent expenditures
Money spent about Mike Rounds — TV ads, mailers, digital — by outside groups (super PACs and similar). Individuals can give super PACs unlimited amounts, so this is where the mega-donor money lives, far above the $7,000 cap that applies to direct contributions. Cycle 2026.
Spent supporting Mike Rounds
$94K
Spent opposing Mike Rounds
$0
Top groups supporting
  1. South Dakota Conservative PAC$93,600
Top groups opposing
No opposing IEs reported.
FEC Schedule E. Each committee links to its FEC.gov profile, where you can see who funded it. Conduit platforms (ActBlue, WinRed) are notshown here — they process donations to candidates, not independent expenditures, so structurally they don't belong in this section.
Top individual donors
Largest individual contributors to Mike Rounds's committee this cycle. Each name links to that donor's receipts on FEC.gov for verification. Conduit platforms (WinRed, ActBlue) are excluded — they're pass-through services, not the donor.
  1. 01
    Philip F. Anschutz
    Denver, CO — THE ANSCHUTZ CORPORATION · INVESTOR
    $7,000
  2. 02
    Thomas Mcinerney
    Westport, CT — BLUFF POINT ASSOCIATES · VENTURE INVESTOR
    $7,000
  3. 03
    Woody L. Hunt
    El Paso, TX — HUNT COMPANIES INC · CHAIRMAN
    $7,000
  4. 04
    Tim Rupli
    Mclean, VA — TR RUPLI, INC. · CEO
    $7,000
  5. 05
    Paul Singer
    Palm Beach, FL — ELLIOTT INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT · CO-CEO, CO-CIO, PRESIDENT
    $7,000
  6. 06
    Manny Panar
    Silver Spring, MD
    $7,000
  7. 07
    Victor Kohn
    Encino, CA
    $7,000
  8. 08
    Matthew Huang
    San Francisco, CA — PARADIGM · CO-FOUNDER AND MANAGING PARTNER
    $7,000
  9. 09
    Jay Faison
    Charlotte, NC — CLEARPATH · CHAIRMAN
    $7,000
  10. 10
    Dustin Marquis
    Peoria, IL — MARQUIS MANAGEMENT, INC. · SVP, DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
    $4,800
These are individual people, not corporate PACs. Itemized only ($200+); under-$200 donors are unitemized at the FEC and aren't named.
Side-by-side
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Two campaigns on the same four headline numbers (REP).

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