Political Finance

Party Committee Profile

Break down a national party committee — receipts, spending, transfers, and where the institutional money flows.

The prompt

> Using the PoliStack connector, profile the DSCC's 2026 fundraising and spending. Provide a comprehensive response.

All of this — from one line.

One line breaks down a national party committee's money — receipts, reserves, donors, and how it spends.

What you get

Total receipts and disbursements
Top donor states and mega donors
Coordinated vs. independent spending
Donor mix (small-dollar / itemized / PAC)

The response

$119.40M

Total receipts

2026 cycle

$93.52M

Disbursements

2026 cycle

$37.31M

Cash on hand

no debt

30.0%

Small-donor share

of receipts

$620K

Top donors

Conway · Simons · Larsen

$8.51M

From committees

other-committee transfers

Top donor states (2026, $M)

A $119M war chest

The DSCC has raised $119.4M for the 2026 cycle with $37.3M still in the bank — and 30% of receipts come from small donors.

Coordinated, not independent

Like all national party committees, the DSCC reports no independent expenditures — it backs Senate candidates through coordinated spending and direct contributions, a separately-limited vehicle.

Sample generated from live data in the PoliStack political knowledge graph, June 2026. Figures update as filings, votes, and markets change. In Claude or ChatGPT, the PoliStack HTML-render skill returns this as a self-contained interactive report.

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