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Tobacco Company PAC Contributions

Tobacco PAC Contributions to Federal Candidates

The tobacco industry contributes millions of dollars each election cycle to candidates for Congress in an effort to influence federal policies. The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids issues regular updates detailing these contributions. So far during the 2019-2020 election cycle, tobacco... Read More

Press Releases

Reynolds American and John Boehner Have Zero Credibility on Reducing Youth Tobacco Use (Sep. 15, 2016)

Tobacco Industry Contributed $32 Million Since 1995 to Thwart Public Health Policy (Mar. 14, 2001)

New Studies Find Record Tobacco Industry Giving to Congress (Mar. 14, 1996)

Tobacco Companies Gave $1.5 Million to Trump Inaugural and Ramped Up Lobbying – They Want to Roll Back FDA Oversight of E-Cigarettes, Cigars (Apr. 21, 2017)

Tobacco Industry Gave More Than $1.1 Million in Federal Political Contributions So Far in the 2005-2006 Election Cycle (Oct. 03, 2005)

Tobacco Industry Gave Nearly $2.8 Million in Federal Political Contributions So Far in the 2003-2004 Election Cycle (Oct. 21, 2004)

Tobacco Industry Gave More Than $2.2 Million in Federal Political Contributions So Far in the 2003-2004 Election Cycle (May. 02, 2004)

Tobacco Industry Spent $10.6 Million to Lobby Congress in First Half of 2003 (Nov. 07, 2003)

Tobacco Industry Spent More Than $20 Million to Lobby Congress in 2002 (Aug. 13, 2003)

Philip Morris Continues Efforts to Buy Bad Public Policy with Political Contributions (Jun. 12, 2003)

Tobacco Industry Gave More Than $9.4 Million in Federal Political Contributions in 2001-2002 Election Cycle (May. 14, 2003)

Tobacco Industry Gave More Than $8.4 Million in Federal Political Contributions in 2001-2002 Election Cycle (Feb. 10, 2003)

Tobacco Industry Gave More than $5.8 Million in Political Contributions to Date in 2001-2002 Election Cycle (Jul. 30, 2002)

Tobacco Industry Gave More Than $4.3 Million in Political Contributions to Date in 2001-2002 Election Cycle (Apr. 30, 2002)

Special Protection for Big Tobacco Shows Need for Campaign Finance Reform (Feb. 12, 2002)

What's Big Tobacco Getting for Its Campaign Cash? New Ad by Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, American Lung Association Decries Payback as Tobacco Lobbyists Raise More Money (Jun. 27, 2001)

Tobacco Company PAC Contributions

Tobacco Company PAC Contributions

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Tobacco PAC Contributions to Federal Candidates

Press Releases

Reynolds American and John Boehner Have Zero Credibility on Reducing Youth Tobacco Use (Sep. 15, 2016)

Tobacco Industry Contributed $32 Million Since 1995 to Thwart Public Health Policy (Mar. 14, 2001)

New Studies Find Record Tobacco Industry Giving to Congress (Mar. 14, 1996)

Tobacco Companies Gave $1.5 Million to Trump Inaugural and Ramped Up Lobbying – They Want to Roll Back FDA Oversight of E-Cigarettes, Cigars (Apr. 21, 2017)

Tobacco Industry Gave More Than $1.1 Million in Federal Political Contributions So Far in the 2005-2006 Election Cycle (Oct. 03, 2005)

Tobacco Industry Gave Nearly $2.8 Million in Federal Political Contributions So Far in the 2003-2004 Election Cycle (Oct. 21, 2004)

Tobacco Industry Gave More Than $2.2 Million in Federal Political Contributions So Far in the 2003-2004 Election Cycle (May. 02, 2004)

Tobacco Industry Spent $10.6 Million to Lobby Congress in First Half of 2003 (Nov. 07, 2003)

Tobacco Industry Spent More Than $20 Million to Lobby Congress in 2002 (Aug. 13, 2003)

Philip Morris Continues Efforts to Buy Bad Public Policy with Political Contributions (Jun. 12, 2003)

Tobacco Industry Gave More Than $9.4 Million in Federal Political Contributions in 2001-2002 Election Cycle (May. 14, 2003)

Tobacco Industry Gave More Than $8.4 Million in Federal Political Contributions in 2001-2002 Election Cycle (Feb. 10, 2003)

Tobacco Industry Gave More than $5.8 Million in Political Contributions to Date in 2001-2002 Election Cycle (Jul. 30, 2002)

Tobacco Industry Gave More Than $4.3 Million in Political Contributions to Date in 2001-2002 Election Cycle (Apr. 30, 2002)

Special Protection for Big Tobacco Shows Need for Campaign Finance Reform (Feb. 12, 2002)

What's Big Tobacco Getting for Its Campaign Cash? New Ad by Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, American Lung Association Decries Payback as Tobacco Lobbyists Raise More Money (Jun. 27, 2001)

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