Wednesday, July 15, 2026
The Reid Hoffman money map: $69.8 million in FEC records, and the one line that doesn't fit
One of the graph's largest individual donors, mapped straight from the itemized federal record — a spine of Democratic House and Senate infrastructure, a $9.5 million cross-labeled outlier, and a fresh 2026 entry.
By the Dialog Tracker desk · sourced from public records
A $69.8 million record
The public FEC record now attributes **$69.8 million** in itemized political contributions to Reid Hoffman — 414 committee-level records across cycles, and the bulk of a **$70.1 million** total once non-FEC reporting is added in. That places him among the largest individual donors in the graph. This is a map of where the itemized record says the money went — each figure a restatement of a filed contribution, nothing added.
The spine: Democratic campaign infrastructure
Most of the giving lands on the institutional plumbing of Democratic campaigns — the party's House and Senate super PACs and allied committees, several of them across multiple cycles:
- House Majority PAC, the House Democrats' flagship super PAC, appears three times: **$3.05M** (2018), **$2.45M** (2022) and **$1.55M** (2024) — about **$7.05M** in all.
- SMP, the Senate Democrats' counterpart: **$2M** (2018) and **$1M** (2020).
- Mainstream Democrats PAC: **$1.28M** (2024) and **$600K** (2022).
- DSCC: **$578,200** (2024).
- Biden Victory Fund: **$1.68M** (2024). Unite the Country: **$1.5M** (2020).
His single largest itemized line sits alongside this spine: **$10.25M** to Ff PAC in the 2024 cycle.
The line that doesn't fit
One recipient breaks the pattern by name alone. Across two cycles the record shows **$6.14M** (2024) and **$3.35M** (2022) — roughly **$9.49M** — to Republican Accountability PAC. It is the only one of his largest recipients whose name carries a Republican, rather than Democratic, label. In the same window every other seven-figure check on the board went to a Democratic committee.
The newest record: a 2026 entry
The most recent line carries a 2026-cycle date: **$1.5M** to Lone Star Rising PAC. Rounding out the recent map are **$3.3M** (2024) and **$924,500** (2020) to One for All Committee, and **$2M** (2024) to Granite for America.
Reading the map
Every dollar figure above is a restatement of an itemized FEC contribution record, each verified and, where possible, corroborated by a second source before it entered the graph. Taken together they describe a giving pattern concentrated on Democratic House and Senate infrastructure, anchored by one large cross-labeled committee and extended by a fresh 2026 entry — the shape of a single donor's political map exactly as the public record has it.