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Which members of Congress does Pivotal Ventures fund?

$106100 in itemized contributions to 16 members of Congress.

Source: FEC individual contributions aggregated by employer. Contributions are not proof of influence.

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Members funded by Pivotal Ventures, by amount

Contributions attributed to Pivotal Ventures by the donor's reported employer, grouped by the member who received them and ordered from largest to smallest.

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Members of Congress funded by Pivotal Ventures, by amount (Source: FEC individual contributions aggregated by employer)
Member of Congress Party State Contributions
Kim Schrier Democrat WA $8000
Erin Houchin Republican IN $7050
Stephanie I. Bice Republican OK $7050
Brittany Pettersen Democrat CO $7000
Chrissy Houlahan Democrat PA $7000
Emilia Strong Sykes Democrat OH $7000
Jimmy Gomez Democrat CA $7000
Joni Ernst Republican IA $7000
Lois Frankel Democrat FL $7000
Nikki Budzinski Democrat IL $7000
Rosa L. DeLauro Democrat CT $7000
Sharice Davids Democrat KS $7000
Suzan K. DelBene Democrat WA $7000
Veronica Escobar Democrat TX $7000
Lucy McBath Democrat GA $3500
Nancy Pelosi Democrat CA $3500
Members of Congress funded by Pivotal Ventures (Source: FEC individual contributions aggregated by employer)
Member of Congress Party State Contributions
Kim Schrier Democrat WA $8000
Erin Houchin Republican IN $7050
Stephanie I. Bice Republican OK $7050
Brittany Pettersen Democrat CO $7000
Chrissy Houlahan Democrat PA $7000
Emilia Strong Sykes Democrat OH $7000
Jimmy Gomez Democrat CA $7000
Joni Ernst Republican IA $7000
Lois Frankel Democrat FL $7000
Nikki Budzinski Democrat IL $7000
Rosa L. DeLauro Democrat CT $7000
Sharice Davids Democrat KS $7000
Suzan K. DelBene Democrat WA $7000
Veronica Escobar Democrat TX $7000
Lucy McBath Democrat GA $3500
Nancy Pelosi Democrat CA $3500

Source: FEC individual contributions aggregated by employer. Contributions are not proof of influence.

About this data

Campaign finance figures are aggregated from public Federal Election Commission filings (public domain). Stock trades, lobbying, and contract figures are derived from disclosures compiled by QuiverQuant. Contributions are grouped by the donor's reported employer — they are not OpenSecrets industry clusters, and the totals combine individual contributions with affiliated PAC activity where reported.

Contributions and disclosures are not proof of influence. They show who gave and what was reported, not why a member voted a particular way. Amounts reflect the cycle or as-of dates noted beside each figure and may be revised as later filings are processed.

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