PACTracker · Paid vendor

ALASKA AIRLINES

Paid $109,866 across 285 payments
Payee as filed with the FEC · Los Angeles, CA
$109,866paid by committees we track
285payments
25committees paying
01/03/2025 – 06/16/2026payment period

Who paid them

Official's committeePaidPayments
Dan Sullivan$32,00078
Lisa Murkowski$19,38034
Jeff Merkley$10,15411
Patty Murray$10,05019
James E. Risch$8,35854
Maria Cantwell$4,2028
Mark Kelly$3,4717
Bernard Sanders$3,44414
Nancy Pelosi$2,34711
John Kennedy$2,2591
Adam B. Schiff$2,2044
Jerry Moran$1,9681
Catherine Cortez Masto$1,94211
Martin Heinrich$1,5272
Raphael G. Warnock$1,4902
Christopher Murphy$1,4775
Andy Kim$1,2683
Ted Cruz$1,1402
Roger Marshall$6181
John Hoeven$4991
Tim Kaine$4274
Elizabeth Warren$2391
Ben Ray Luján$2322
Cory A. Booker$1882
Ruben Gallego$-1,0187

Payments reported on the committees' own operating-expenditure schedules. A payment is a purchase of goods or services.

What for, as described in the filings

Purpose as filedPayments
AIRFARE106
TRAVEL70
TRAVEL EXPENSES AND FEES35
AIR TRAVEL26
TRAVEL EXPENSES & FEES15
TRANSPORTATION14
AIRFARE REFUND4
TRAVEL CREDIT3
TRAVEL REFUND3
TRAVEL EXPENSE3

Filed as

ALASKA AIRLINES · ALASKA AIRLINES INC.

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