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Cory Booker
Senator (New Jersey), U.S. Senate
A candidate for U.S. federal office in Federal Election Commission records (candidate ID S4NJ00185). [FEC ↗]
Verified · FEC filings
$1,439,614 in FEC-sourced funding
Verified funding · 10 receipts
- 2026-12-31AIPAC PAC direct contribution, 2026 AIPAC PAC
$1,436,662 from AIPAC PAC to candidate S4NJ00185 (FEC committee C00797670), 2026 cycle
source · fec$1,436,662 - 2026-12-31Contributed to, 2026 cycle ActBlue
fec·verified·$206 across 18 itemized receipt(s)·2026 cycle·contributor "CORY BOOKER"·latest 2026-04-22
source · fec$206 - 2024-12-31Contributed to, 2024 cycle ActBlue
fec·verified·$135 across 11 itemized receipt(s)·2024 cycle·contributor "CORY BOOKER"·latest 2024-12-22
source · fec$135 - 2023-12-27Contributed to Cory A. Booker campaign John Arnold
fec·name-matched·$3,300 across 2 itemized receipt(s) to "CORY BOOKER FOR SENATE"·latest 2023-12-27·resolved by committee-name→current-member match
source · fec$3,300 - 2022-12-31Contributed to, 2022 cycle ActBlue
fec·verified·$10 across 1 itemized receipt(s)·2022 cycle·contributor "CORY BOOKER"·latest 2021-01-31
source · fec$10 - 2020-12-31Contributed to, 2020 cycle ActBlue
fec·verified·$81 across 5 itemized receipt(s)·2020 cycle·contributor "CORY BOOKER"·latest 2020-06-28
source · fec$81 - 2020-12-31Contributed to, 2020 cycle Democratic Executive Committee of Florida
fec·verified·$270 across 1 itemized receipt(s)·2020 cycle·contributor "CORY BOOKER"·latest 2019-06-04
source · fec$270 - 2020-12-31Contributed to, 2020 cycle Scholten4iowa Campaign Committee
fec·verified·$250 across 1 itemized receipt(s)·2020 cycle·contributor "CORY BOOKER"·latest 2019-12-11
source · fec$250 - 2018-12-31Contributed to, 2018 cycle Committee to Elect Enoch
fec·verified·$2,000 across 1 itemized receipt(s)·2018 cycle·contributor "CORY BOOKER"·latest 2018-08-03
source · fec$2,000 - —AIPAC PAC contributions received AIPAC PAC
AIPAC PAC direct contributions. Source: Sludge (AIPAC PAC direct, 2025)
source · news$707,803
Sourced affiliations · 11
- 2014-08-21
- 2013-08-08Backed by / Co-investor with Reid Hoffman
lead·documented·Reid Hoffman was investor in Booker's startup Waywire and donor; Stanford friends, Hoffman bundled Silicon Valley donations and gave ~$18,700 to Booker Senate + $2,800 to 2020 campaign
source · news - 2013-06-07Contributed to Reid Hoffman
lead·documented·Contributed to Cory Booker for Senate (e.g. $5,200 and $2,600 on 2013-06-07); also 2020 presidential
source · fec - 2013-04-16Backed by / Co-investor with Eric Schmidt
lead·documented·Eric Schmidt (Google chairman) was an early investor in Booker's video startup Waywire and a campaign donor
source · news - 2013-03-04Contributed to Jared Kushner
lead·documented·Kushner gave $10,400 (max primary+general) to Booker's 2013 US Senate campaign per FEC records
source · fec - —Received contribution from AIPAC PAC
lead·documented·$481,175 (Q1-Q2 2025) plus $226,628 (Q3 2025)·2025
source · news - —Received investment from (Waywire) and later campaign contribution Eric Schmidt
lead·documented·2012
source · news - —Received investment from (Waywire) and later campaign contribution Reid Hoffman
lead·documented·2012
source · news - —
- —operates Cory Booker for Senate
his principal campaign committee, FEC ID C00540500, registered January 2013
source · fec - —co-founded Waywire
co-founded the video-sharing startup in 2012 with Sarah Ross and Nathan Richardson
source · news
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