$151,177.68 on hand as of the 2026
“May 15 – Jul 14” report.
The filing.
Cash on hand at end of period, 2016 to 2026 · hover for details
Money raised each filing period (donations of money, not goods or services), per state filings
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Where the money comes from
$372,041.50 received across 352 itemized cash
contributions since 2023-01-01, per state disclosure
records.
Individuals 99% ($368,491.50)
· Other organizations 1% ($3,550.00)
HPC, LLC
$1,800.002024-06-17 RCS Millwork, LC
$1,250.002024-10-24 For Sure Roofing, LLC
$500.002024-08-09Individual gifts (lumped)
across 349 gifts, not to scale
$368,491.50
Where it goes
$295,500.00 in cash given to other
committees this term (since 2023), as itemized in this committee's own spending reports. Ribbon color is the recipient's declared party; click any name.
■ Republican■ Democratic■ no party declared■ other recipients (grouped)
Where the money went
$303,152.51 in 155 payments to 75 different recipients since 2023, as
this committee itemized them.
Itemized payments run through 2026-05-04. Its Spent column below is the full reported figure;
where that is larger, the difference is spending the state's itemized
file does not carry — most recently because the newest reports have not
reached it yet.
Paid to
Total
Payments
Republican Party of Iowa
$40,000.00
9
Citizens for Pat Grassley
$33,500.00
5
Friends of Whitver
$25,000.00
2
Win With Windschitl
$16,000.00
3
Kim Reynolds for Iowa
$12,500.00
2
Kaufmann for State House
$12,000.00
4
Young for Iowa House
$12,000.00
5
Bousselot for Iowa
$8,500.00
3
Carter Nordman for Iowa
$8,000.00
4
Sinclair for Iowa
$7,500.00
3
Friends For Brian Lohse
$6,000.00
3
Webster for Iowa
$6,000.00
4
The 12 biggest of 75 recipients. Source: Iowa Ethics &
Campaign Disclosure Board expenditure filings.
What it asked the Legislature for
The organization behind this committee, Master Builders of Iowa,
hires lobbyists at the Iowa Legislature. They filed 78 positions across 36 bills this session — 16 lobbied for, 12 against, 9 with no side declared
(a bill can carry more than one declared side)
. A declaration is what a registered lobbyist filed, not proof of
what the organization believed or did.
Bill
Lobbied
Outcome
HF 767 · A bill for an act concerning private sector employee drug testing. (For…
for
signed by governor
HF 2754 · A bill for an act relating to education, including by modifying provisio…
for
signed by governor
SF 574 · A bill for an act relating to retention of fees for public improvement c…
for
signed by governor
SF 607 · A bill for an act relating to unemployment insurance taxes on employers.…
for
signed by governor
HF 2667 · A bill for an act relating to project design standards and specification…
for
vetoed by governor
HF 144 · concerning the licensing and regulation of gambling games, including a m…
against
floor vote recorded
HF 1008 · relating to the creation of land redevelopment trusts. (Formerly HF 28 .…
for
floor vote recorded
HF 2623 · relating to elections for school district and city officers, and includi…
for
floor vote recorded
SF 595 · related to the regulation of construction, including state building code…
for
floor vote recorded
SF 2089 · relating to information provided to the department of workforce developm…
no side declared
floor vote recorded
SF 2376 · relating to bonds and letters of credit for general contractors and subc…
no side declared
floor vote recorded
HF 101 · A bill for an act relating to the sale of bonds by limiting the amount o…
On time or late is figured from the filed and due dates — hover a flag
to see both. "Cash on hand" is the period-end figure; period-start cash
appears in the chart above. Amended reports show the amended PDF.
Contributions to other committees
$295,500.00 across 145
payments this term (since 2023), as itemized in this committee's
own spending reports.
The flow diagram above shows the top recipients.