PAC giving

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PAC giving

L3Harris says its employee-funded PAC is its only vehicle for political contributions and that it gives no corporate money to candidates. These are the PAC’s FEC totals and its own 2024-cycle disclosure.

Given to committees, 2023–24
$2.6M
19th-largest corporate PAC by disbursements
2025–26 to date
$2.2M
Through Oct. 14, 2026 · incomplete
To each party’s House & Senate arm
$210K
Four equal gifts, 2024 cycle
To Trump committees
None listed
2024-cycle company disclosure

Contributions to other committees

FEC · C00100321
Categorycontributed
2019-20$1.32M
2021-22$2.15M
2023-24$2.56M
2025-26 (to date)$2.24M
Source & notes

Federal Election Commission committee summaries for L3Harris Technologies, Inc. PAC. Nominal dollars. The 2025–26 cycle runs to Oct. 14, 2026.

2024-cycle recipientPartyAmountSource
National Republican Senatorial Committee Republican $210,000 l3harris.com
National Republican Congressional Committee Republican $210,000 l3harris.com
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Democratic $210,000 l3harris.com
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Democratic $210,000 l3harris.com
Republican Governors Association Republican $25,000 l3harris.com
Democratic Governors Association Democratic $25,000 l3harris.com
Republican Party of Texas Republican $5,000 l3harris.com
New York State Democratic Committee Democratic $2,500 l3harris.com
Mike Johnson (campaign and two affiliated committees) American Revival PAC $8,000; Johnson Leadership Fund $10,000; Mike Johnson for Louisiana $2,000. One of 27 members at the top amount.Republican $20,000 l3harris.com
Chuck Schumer One of 27 members at the top amount.Democratic $20,000 l3harris.com
JD Vance for Senate Given to his Senate committee.Republican $1,000 l3harris.com
Donald Trump or Trump-affiliated committees No contribution appears in the company’s 2024-cycle list.— None listed l3harris.com

Selected rows from about 300 entries. Twenty-seven members received the top amount of $20,000, spanning both parties’ leaders on the armed services and appropriations committees. Party labels are BMRL’s.