Executive Summary
Many corporations publicly condemned the insurrection and those lawmakers who voted against certification, and some pledged to no longer donate to their campaigns. But as time has passed, the condemnation from corporate America over January 6 and the Big Lie appears to be abating. Some of the corporations that pledged to stop funding the members who objected to certifying the election are quietly finding ways to give again.
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Statement from Eli Lilly
Any candidate we support through the LillyPAC must have a record that is consistent with Lilly values. […] While we support candidates from both parties with a variety of political views, we expect any candidate we support to demonstrate respect for people and respect for our democratic process and institutions. […] This certainly covers anyone who promoted violence or sedition that contributed to the appalling events on January 6th or who continues to support violence to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power our democracy is founded upon. As such, LillyPAC will suspend political giving to those who voted against certification of the 2020 election results.
Summary of Donations Made
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Total Amount Donated to Insurrectionists
$179,000
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Total Amount Donated to Insurrectionists Post-Insurrection
$74,000
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Total Amount Donated (2019-2022)
$3,382,258
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Number of Insurrectionists Donated to
33
Donations Made
This table displays all donations made by Eli Lilly to individuals involved in the insurrection with profiles on the Insurrection Index.
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Adrian Smith U.S. House Representative, Nebraska District 03 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $2,000 Total $ $5,000 -
Andy Harris U.S. House Representative, Maryland District 01 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $1,000 -
Bill Johnson Former U.S. House Representative, Ohio District 06 $ Since 1/6 $2,500 Total $ $2,500 -
David Perdue Former U.S. Senator, Georgia $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $5,000 -
David Schweikert U.S. House Representative, Arizona District 01 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $2,000 Total $ $2,000 -
Devin Nunes Former U.S. House Representative, California District 22 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
Earl Carter U.S. House Representative, Georgia District 01 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $3,500 Total $ $6,000 -
Gary Palmer U.S. House Representative, Alabama District 06 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $1,000 Total $ $1,000 -
Greg Pence U.S. House Representative, Indiana District 06 $ Since 1/6 $6,000 Total $ $11,000 -
H. Morgan Griffith U.S. House Representative, Virginia District 09 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $3,000 -
Jackie Walorski Former U.S. House Representative, Indiana District 02 $ Since 1/6 $5,000 Total $ $15,000 -
James Lankford U.S. Senator, Oklahoma $ Since 1/6 $2,000 Total $ $3,000 -
Jason Smith U.S. House of Representatives, Missouri District 08 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $3,500 Total $ $9,500 -
Jim Baird U.S. House Representative, Indiana District 04 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $2,500 Total $ $4,500 -
Jim Banks* U.S. House Representative, Indiana District 03 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $15,000 -
Jim Jordan U.S. House Representative, Ohio District 04 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
Jodey Arrington U.S. House Representative, Texas District 19 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $1,000 Total $ $4,000 -
John Barrasso* U.S. Senator, Wyoming $ Since 1/6 $5,000 Total $ $12,500 -
John Joyce U.S. House Representative, Pennsylvania District 13 (Elect) $ Since 1/6 $2,500 Total $ $2,500 -
Kevin McCarthy* Former U.S. House Representative, California District 23 $ Since 1/6 $7,500 Total $ $7,500 -
Lloyd Smucker U.S. House Representative, Pennsylvania District 11 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $5,500 Total $ $5,500 -
Mark Meadows* $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,000 -
Markwayne Mullin U.S. Senator, Oklahoma $ Since 1/6 $1,000 Total $ $6,000 -
Michael Burgess U.S. House Representative, Texas District 26 $ Since 1/6 $2,500 Total $ $2,500 -
Mike Johnson U.S. House Representative, Louisiana District 04 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $1,000 -
Mike Kelly U.S. House Representative, Pennsylvania District 16 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $2,500 Total $ $4,500 -
Neal Dunn U.S. House Representative, Florida District 02 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $1,000 Total $ $1,000 -
Richard Hudson U.S. House Representative, North Carolina District 09 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $5,500 Total $ $11,500 -
Roger Marshall U.S. Senator, Kansas $ Since 1/6 $2,500 Total $ $2,500 -
Ron Estes U.S. House Representative, Kansas District 04 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $2,500 Total $ $3,500 -
Roy Blunt* Former U.S. Senator, Missouri $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $6,500 -
Steve Daines U.S. Senator, Montana $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
Steve Scalise* U.S. House Representative, Louisiana District 01 (Recently Re-Elected) $ Since 1/6 $5,000 Total $ $15,000
While we provide the total sum of funds raised, individual donation data below focuses on individuals and organizations already listed in the Insurrection Index. Donation data on this record is as of 05/2023 and sourced from public FEC donation data. Contributions made by the companies displayed on this tracker were made exclusively through their respective Political Action Committees. Contributions to individuals reflect contributions directly to their respective campaign committees and leadership PACs. *Contribution record includes donations to the candidate’s leadership PAC.
Press Coverage
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Tracking Corporate America’s revolt against the Electoral College objectors
Published on February 5, 2021 Read at CNN
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