Ron Johnson
U.S. Senator · WI
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Score
12/100 · Clean
Net worth
$69.08M
Tenure
2011-present
Donations & financial influence
| Category | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Total raised (career) | $79,529,782 | FEC |
| Corporate / special interest total | $14,361,249 | FEC + OpenSecrets |
| AIPAC / pro-Israel | $335,142 | FEC + OpenSecrets |
| Oil & gas / fossil | $1,008,146 | FEC + OpenSecrets |
| Pharma / healthcare | $2,526,424 | FEC + OpenSecrets |
| Defense | $199,619 | FEC + OpenSecrets |
| Wall Street / finance | $8,946,903 | FEC + OpenSecrets |
| Big Tech | $1,345,015 | FEC + OpenSecrets |
Outside spending
Independent expenditures by super PACs and outside groups (FEC Schedule E). Not coordinated with the campaign.
Top supporters ($1,980,993 total)
- $1,229,148: NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA POLITICAL VICTORY FUND
- $418,549: CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION
- $134,236: NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION INSTITUTE FOR LEGISLATIVE ACTION
- $101,588: SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND
- $97,472: ENDING SPENDING INC.
Top opposers ($6,837,338 total)
- $4,702,724: SENATE MAJORITY PAC
- $1,057,037: END CITIZENS UNITED
- $581,776: LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS VICTORY FUND
- $451,357: AMERICA WORKING TOGETHER
- $44,444: ONE FOR ALL COMMITTEE
Controversies & conflicts of interest
- Offered to hand-deliver fake electoral slates to Pence on Jan. 6
- Promoted hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin for COVID without evidence
- Said he wasn't afraid of Jan. 6 crowd because they were 'Americans,' not BLM
- Promised to serve two terms, broke pledge and ran for third term
- Called Social Security and Medicare 'entitlement programs' that should be cut annually