Mitch McConnell

Mitch McConnell

R · KY US Senate · term ends Jan 3, 2027

WFC × 7 LAZR × 2 view in graph

$217.4Kraised, 2026 cycle
$969.1Kspent
$7.3Mcash on hand
9trades · $96.5K est.
100% disclosed on time

Committees

current Congress
CommitteeRoleIndustry oversight
Senate Committee on Rules and Administration Chairman
Joint Committee on Printing Chairman
Joint Committee of Congress on the Library Vice Chairman
Senate Committee on Appropriations Majority member
Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Majority member agriculture

Assignments from unitedstates/congress-legislators (full committees; subcommittees not shown). "Industry oversight" marks committees whose core jurisdiction covers a sector we map traded stocks to; trades below in those sectors carry an oversight badge.

Stock trades

AssetType AmountOwner Traded Disclosed
WFC Wells Fargo & Company Common Stock Buy $1K – $15K Spouse Jun 1, 2026 filing ↗
WFC Wells Fargo & Company Common Stock Buy $1K – $15K Spouse Mar 1, 2026 filing ↗
LAZR Luminar Technologies Inc Sell (partial) $1K – $15K Spouse Dec 24, 2025 filing ↗
WFC Wells Fargo & Company Buy $1K – $15K Spouse Dec 1, 2025 filing ↗
WFC Wells Fargo & Company Buy $1K – $15K Spouse Sep 1, 2025 filing ↗
LAZR Luminar Technologies Inc Sell (partial) $15K – $50K Spouse Jun 26, 2025 filing ↗
WFC Wells Fargo & Company Buy $1K – $15K Spouse Jun 1, 2025 filing ↗
WFC Wells Fargo & Company Buy $1K – $15K Spouse Mar 3, 2025 filing ↗
WFC Wells Fargo & Company Buy $1K – $15K Spouse Dec 2, 2024 filing ↗

Campaign committees

CommitteeRoleRaisedSpent Cash on handThrough
MCCONNELL SENATE COMMITTEE Principal campaign $217.4K $969.1K $7.3M Jun 30, 2026
MCCONNELL FOR THE MAJORITY Joint fundraising $1K $16.2K $0 Mar 31, 2025

The raised / spent / cash-on-hand tiles above cover the member's own campaign (principal and authorized committees). Joint fundraising committees, leadership PACs, and party committees are listed here but not added into the tiles: joint committees pass their money on to the campaign, so counting both would double it.