Senate Leadership Fund

Seante Leadership Fund

Abbreviation	SLF
Formation	2015;10 years ago (2015)
Type	Independent expenditure-only political committee (Super PAC)
Registration no.	C00571703
Location	United States
Executive director	Steven J. Law (to 2024 [1] )
Chairman	Cory Gardner
Executive Director	Alex Latcham
Treasurer	Caleb Crosby
Affiliations	Mitch McConnell [2]
Revenue	$298,859,706.60 (January 2023 to December 2024)
Website	senateleadershipfund.org
[3] [4] [5] [6]

The Senate Leadership Fund is a United States political action committee which describes itself as "the only outside organization solely dedicated to protecting and expanding the Republican Senate Majority". ^[4]

Activities

Georgia, 2020

The PAC registered Peachtree PAC in 2020 and spent over $35 million between November 6, 2020, and December 31, 2020. Peachtree spent $12,417,180.41 opposing Jon Ossoff and $12,417,180.41 opposing Raphael Warnock along with $6,505,575.64 supporting Kelly Loeffler and $6,505,575.64 supporting David Perdue. ^[7] A spokesperson for the PAC declined to say who was funding Peachtree. ^[8]

2024

2024 spending ^[3]

Spending ($)	Support/Oppose	Candidate	Candidate Won	Race
63,683,899.22	oppose	Sherrod Brown	No	Ohio Senator
52,799,239.86	oppose	Bob Casey Jr.	No	Pennsylvania Senator
32,331,391.30	oppose	Elissa Slotkin	Yes	Michigan Senator
23,065,091.98	oppose	Jon Tester	No	Montana Senator
22,329,701.41	oppose	Tammy Baldwin	No	Wisconsin Senator
6,938,926.82	support	Bernie Moreno	Yes	Ohio Senator
3,187,411.00	oppose	Dan Osborn	No	Nebraska Senator
3,016,401.95	oppose	Jacky Rosen	Yes	Nevada Senator
3,012,401.95	support	Sam Brown	No	Nevada Senator
498,473.00	support	Donald Trump	Yes	United States President
230,094.39	support	Tim Sheehy	Yes	Montana Senator

Donors over $1 million (January 2023 - December 2024) ^[3]

• $35.58 from One Nation (United States)
• $30 million from Kenneth C. Griffin
• $27 million from Paul Singer (businessman)
• $15 million from Miriam Adelson
• $10 million from Elon Musk
• $10 million between Pat Ryan (executive) and Shirley Ryan
• $9 million between J. Christopher Reyes and Jude Reyes
• $9 million from Stephen A. Schwarzman
• $6 million between Charles R. Schwab and Hellen O. Schwab
• $5.5 million from Warren Stephens
• $4.5 from Chevron Corporation
• $4 million from Occidental Petroleum Corp
• $3.875 from Altria
• $3.5 million from the American Petroleum Institute
• 2.5 million between Koch, Inc. and Koch Industries Inc.
• $2 million from Kenneth Fisher
• $2 million from Rupert Murdoch
• $2 million from Jim Walton
• $2 million from Rob Walton
• $1.75 million from Jim Davis (businessman)
• $1.75 million from Marc Rowan
• $1.1 million from Trevor Rees-Jones
• $1 million from The Anschutz Corporation
• $1 million from Ron Cameron (businessman)
• $1 million from Ken Langone
• $1 million from Elizabeth Uihlein
• $1 million from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
• $1 million from Jeff Yass

See also

• Congressional Leadership Fund

References

1. Sherman, Jake. "Gardner to chair SLF, ushering in Thune era for the super PAC". Punchbowl News.
2. "Mitch McConnell's $200 million race for control of the Senate — "The Takeout" - CBS News". CBS News. 29 September 2022.
3. "SENATE LEADERSHIP FUND - committee overview". FEC.gov.
4. "About". Senate Leadership Fund.
5. "Senate Leadership Fund Profile: Summary". OpenSecrets .
6. "PAC Profile: Senate Leadership Fund". OpenSecrets .
7. "PEACHTREE PAC - committee overview". FEC.gov.
8. SLODYSKO, BRIAN (8 December 2020). "Source of money behind GOP's new Georgia super PAC a mystery". AP News.