Kim Schrier

U.S. Representative, WA-8 · Democrat · FEC records 2018–2026
$33.5M
Raised (FEC total)
$30.3M
Spent (FEC total)
$3.2M
Cash on hand, latest report
77%
Of itemized individual gifts from Washington

Where the money came from

  • Individuals (itemized) $22,029,461
  • Political action committees $5,089,857
  • Individuals (small gifts, not itemized) $4,795,764
  • Transfers from other committees $1,298,640
  • Other receipts (interest, refunds, offsets) $298,457
  • Party committees $17,569
  • The candidate's own money $5,400

These add up to the FEC's reported total. Small gifts are what's left of individuals' money after the itemized gifts: campaigns don't have to name donors of $200 or less. See itemized contributions →

Where the money went

  • Broadcast/cable TV advertising $15,247,507
  • Digital advertising $3,136,364
  • Management and consulting services $2,073,480
  • Wages, salaries, benefits, payroll taxes $1,661,757
  • Other advertising $1,393,761
  • Contributions and transfers to other committees $1,126,834
  • Bank and payment processing charges $1,076,148
  • Printing literature, fliers, postcards, etc. $833,508
  • Surveys, polling, research costs $805,776
  • Computers, printers, software, phones, etc. $453,053
  • Not categorized by the filer $329,820
  • Postage costs, mail permits, purchase of stamps $286,775
  • Everything else (7 more) $604,600

From itemized reports, grouped by the purpose the campaign stated. See every expense →

By two-year cycle

CycleRaceRaisedFrom individualsFrom PACsSpentCash at endDebtsFiling
2026 U.S. House, WA-8
Through Oct 14, 2026
$3,766,607 $2,555,864 $1,139,050 $2,371,338 $3,216,892 — FEC ↗
2024 U.S. House, WA-8
Through Dec 31, 2024
$6,530,379 $5,080,931 $1,293,827 $5,059,146 $1,821,623 -$284 FEC ↗
2022 U.S. House, WA-8
Through Dec 31, 2022
$9,640,767 $7,701,486 $1,243,245 $11,003,511 $350,390 — FEC ↗
2020 U.S. House, WA-8
Through Dec 31, 2020
$5,452,642 $4,468,162 $903,713 $3,809,169 $1,713,133 — FEC ↗
2018 U.S. House, WA-8
Through Dec 31, 2018
$8,144,753 $7,018,783 $510,022 $8,075,093 $69,660 — FEC ↗

Top committees that gave

Each links to the committee's FEC page, which shows who funds it. Individual donors are listed under Contributions.

Kinds of committees

  • Membership group PACs $882,709
  • Leadership PACs $860,606
  • Other PACs $834,259
  • Labor union PACs $800,645
  • Trade association PACs $770,995
  • Corporate PACs $385,056
  • Other candidates' committees $345,229
  • Cooperative PACs $52,250
  • Party committees $26,569
  • Corporation-without-stock PACs $8,500

Using the FEC's own classification of each committee, from reports filed by the committees that gave.

Where itemized donors are

Top cities

  • Seattle, WA $8,093,843
  • Issaquah, WA $999,450
  • Bellevue, WA $948,553
  • Sammamish, WA $877,869
  • Mercer Island, WA $837,494
  • New York, NY $610,113
  • Kirkland, WA $443,806
  • Los Angeles, CA $335,613
  • San Francisco, CA $329,446
  • Redmond, WA $293,300

Outside Washington

  • CA $2,121,163
  • NY $812,533
  • MA $419,785
  • DC $236,001
  • TX $194,974
  • MD $143,528
  • FL $133,197
  • IL $111,330

Donors' employers

  • UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON $346,877
  • MICROSOFT CORPORATION $340,889
  • AMAZON INC $107,016
  • VIRGINIA MASON MEDICAL CENTER $101,840
  • AMAZON.COM INC $75,741
  • GOOGLE LLC $69,176
  • VALVE CORPORATION $59,465
  • KAISER PERMANENTE $58,400
  • FACEBOOK $51,933
  • SEATTLE GENETICS $51,450
  • PERKINS COIE LLP $46,525
  • D4 LLC $44,400

Where individual donors work. Companies can't give directly to federal campaigns, and the employer didn't give this money.

Who the campaigns paid

  • GMMB INC. $11,208,007
  • GMMB $5,193,427
  • GPS IMPACT $3,393,417
  • GREENBERG QUINLAN ROSNER RESEARCH $964,955
  • NEWMAN PARTNERS $862,250
  • ANGERHOLZER BROZ CONSULTING $659,734
  • WASHINGTON STATE DEMOCRATS $593,998
  • ACTBLUE TECHNICAL SERVICES $540,463
  • GUSTO $537,607
  • MOXIE MEDIA INC. $443,270
  • FIRST DATA $396,288
  • PMA DIRECT MARKETING, LLC $329,655

Other committees linked to Kim Schrier

The FEC's candidate-committee linkage file lists no leadership or joint fundraising committee for this person. A committee can still carry this person's name without being listed there.

A contribution is not an accusation. These are reports filed with the Federal Election Commission. They show who gave and how much. They don't show that anyone received anything in return.

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