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.
– AccountableUS
Statement from Truist Financial
We’re carefully reviewing our political engagement practices to assure that Truist supports candidates who exclusively advance unity and democracy.
Summary of Donations Made
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Total Amount Donated to Insurrectionists
$181,000
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Total Amount Donated to Insurrectionists Post-Insurrection
$56,500
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Total Amount Donated (2019-2022)
$1,316,806
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Number of Insurrectionists Donated to
33
Donations Made
This table displays all donations made by Truist Financial to individuals involved in the insurrection with profiles on the Insurrection Index.
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Alexander Mooney Currently running for U.S. Senate, Arizona Primary election on March 5, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,000 -
Barry Loudermilk Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Georgia District 11) Primary election on May 21, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $5,000 Total $ $15,000 -
Beth Van Duyne Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Texas District 24) Primary election on March 5, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $2,000 Total $ $2,000 -
Bill Posey Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Florida District 08) Primary election on August 20, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $5,000 -
Blaine Luetkemeyer Running for re-election (U.S. House of Representatives, Missouri District 03) Primary election on August 6, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $10,000 Total $ $20,000 -
Chuck Fleischmann Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Tennessee District 03) Primary election on August 1, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $1,000 Total $ $1,000 -
David Kustoff Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Tennessee District 08) Primary election on August 1, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $2,000 Total $ $5,000 -
David Perdue Former U.S. Senator, Georgia $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $9,500 -
David Rouzer Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, North Carolina District 07) Primary election on March 5, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $2,500 Total $ $10,000 -
Earl Carter Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Georgia District 01) Primary election on May 21, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
Gregory Murphy Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, North Carolina District 03) Primary election on March 5, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
Jim Banks Currently running for U.S. Senator, Indiana Primary election on May 7, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $2,000 Total $ $2,000 -
Jody Hice Former U.S. House Representative, Georgia District 10 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
Joe Wilson Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, South Carolina District 02) Primary election on June 11, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
John Carter Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Texas District 31) Primary election on March 5, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
John Kennedy U.S. Senator, Louisiana $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $1,000 -
John Rose Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Tennessee District 06) Primary election on August 1, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,000 -
Kevin Cramer Running for re-election (U.S. Senator, North Dakota) Primary election on June 11, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
Kevin McCarthy Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, California District 20) Primary election on March 5, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $5,000 Total $ $5,000 -
Lance Gooden Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Texas District 05) Primary election on March 5, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $5,500 -
Lee Zeldin Former U.S. House Representative, New York District 01 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $4,000 -
Madison Cawthorn Former U.S. House Representative, North Carolina District 11 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $5,000 -
Richard Hudson Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, North Carolina District 09) Primary election on March 5, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $5,000 -
Rick Allen Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Georgia District 12) Primary election on May 21, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $5,000 Total $ $15,000 -
Roger Marshall U.S. Senator, Kansas $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $3,500 -
Roger Williams Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Texas District 25) Primary election on March 5, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
Russ Fulcher Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Idaho District 01) Primary election on May 7, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
Stephanie Bice Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Oklahoma District 05) Primary election on June 18, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $2,000 Total $ $2,000 -
Ted Budd U.S. Senator, North Carolina $ Since 1/6 $10,000 Total $ $20,000 -
Tommy Tuberville U.S. Senator, Alabama $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
Virginia Foxx Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, North Carolina District 05) Primary election on March 5, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $2,500 Total $ $5,500 -
Warren Davidson Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, Ohio District 08) Primary election on March 19, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $0 Total $ $2,500 -
William Timmons Running for re-election (U.S. House Representative, South Carolina District 04) Primary election on June 11, 2024 $ Since 1/6 $7,500 Total $ $11,000
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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