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S. 1605 · Public Law 117-81 · Votes and PAC money

National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022

Who voted how on final passage, and the PAC contributions each side’s members reported to the FEC. Side by side, in the same format for every law. These are records next to each other; they don’t show that money caused a vote.

363–70 (House roll call 405)

On Passage · Passed · Clerk roll call ↗ (opens in new tab)

VOTED YES · 363VOTED NO · 70

One square per member, in the same colour for both sides: filled = yes, outlined = no. 0 members did not vote. Party is not shown here; it’s in each member’s line below.

PAC contributions to each side’s members

VOTED YES · 363 MEMBERS

$718,938

median per member · $288.5 million in total

VOTED NO · 70 MEMBERS

$401,918

median per member · $30.9 million in total

  • Members voting yes (363) received $288,451,450 from PACs in the 2021–2022 cycle. Median per member: $718,938.
  • Members voting no (70) received $30,868,609 from PACs in the 2021–2022 cycle. Median per member: $401,918.

PAC money only: contributions from individuals and outside spending (such as super PACs) are not included. When a vote splits mostly along party lines, the two sides largely reflect what each party’s members received in general, not anything about this law.

By industry, median per member

Medians, not totals, so sides of different sizes compare fairly. Rows are ordered by the amount to both sides combined.

  1. Finance & insurance$59,500 median, members voting yes$18,000 median, members voting no
  2. Candidate committees, leadership PACs and joint fundraisers$49,200 median, members voting yes$19,750 median, members voting no
  3. Labor unions$46,500 median, members voting yes$113,000 median, members voting no
  4. Health$39,500 median, members voting yes$20,250 median, members voting no
  5. Unclassified$42,300 median, members voting yes$14,500 median, members voting no
  6. Agriculture, food & beverage$36,500 median, members voting yes$12,250 median, members voting no
  7. Construction & real estate$41,500 median, members voting yes$20,500 median, members voting no
  8. Energy & utilities$24,500 median, members voting yes$7,375 median, members voting no
  9. Nonconnected PACs (other)$28,262 median, members voting yes$20,887 median, members voting no
  10. Communications & technology$32,400 median, members voting yes$13,250 median, members voting no
  11. Manufacturing & retail$32,000 median, members voting yes$10,500 median, members voting no
  12. Transportation$27,000 median, members voting yes$10,750 median, members voting no
  13. Defense & aerospace$13,500 median, members voting yes$1,404 median, members voting no
  14. Law, accounting & consulting$19,000 median, members voting yes$10,750 median, members voting no
  15. Membership organizations (other)$13,900 median, members voting yes$11,188 median, members voting no
  16. Party committees$0 median, members voting yes$0 median, members voting no
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INDUSTRYVOTED YES (363)VOTED NO (70)
Finance & insurance$40,251,095median $59,500 · 348 received$2,941,771median $18,000 · 59 received
Candidate committees, leadership PACs and joint fundraisers$34,959,226median $49,200 · 350 received$3,460,344median $19,750 · 68 received
Labor unions$29,605,318median $46,500 · 339 received$6,885,439median $113,000 · 58 received
Health$30,385,962median $39,500 · 346 received$3,268,055median $20,250 · 57 received
Unclassified$19,299,681median $42,300 · 351 received$1,564,390median $14,500 · 61 received
Agriculture, food & beverage$18,390,199median $36,500 · 348 received$1,261,305median $12,250 · 52 received
Construction & real estate$16,482,711median $41,500 · 351 received$1,636,350median $20,500 · 62 received
Energy & utilities$16,392,238median $24,500 · 341 received$1,089,150median $7,375 · 55 received
Nonconnected PACs (other)$15,132,689median $28,262 · 346 received$2,157,429median $20,887 · 65 received
Communications & technology$14,785,160median $32,400 · 332 received$1,753,560median $13,250 · 53 received
Manufacturing & retail$13,917,045median $32,000 · 341 received$1,086,464median $10,500 · 54 received
Transportation$12,054,690median $27,000 · 342 received$1,102,322median $10,750 · 55 received
Defense & aerospace$10,801,323median $13,500 · 329 received$595,809median $1,404 · 41 received
Law, accounting & consulting$8,898,924median $19,000 · 335 received$1,103,050median $10,750 · 57 received
Membership organizations (other)$6,446,514median $13,900 · 341 received$850,486median $11,188 · 64 received
Party committees$648,675median $0 · 86 received$112,685median $0 · 10 received

Industry from each PAC’s FEC filing, mapped by a published rule; “Unclassified” is always shown. Medians count members who received $0.

Every member, A to Z

MEMBERVOTEPAC $ 2019–2020PAC $ 2021–2022
Rep. Alma S. Adams (D-NC-12)Yes$597,009$670,362
Rep. Robert B. Aderholt (R-AL-4)Yes$731,166$687,632
Rep. Pete Aguilar (D-CA-31)Yes$1,087,366$1,440,302
Rep. Rick W. Allen (R-GA-12)Yes$322,000$312,994
Rep. Colin Z. Allred (D-TX-32)Yes$954,274$618,893
Rep. Mark E. Amodei (R-NV-2)Yes$379,600$442,451
Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R-ND-0)Yes$724,992$1,320,798
Rep. Jodey C. Arrington (R-TX-19)Yes$1,213,502$1,019,369
Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA-4)No$174,000$397,812
Rep. Cynthia Axne (D-IA-3)Yes$1,280,441$1,557,925

Members without an FEC committee are listed with “no FEC id”.

How these numbers are made

PAC contributions to each member's FEC candidate committees, as filed with the FEC. Contributions are legal and public. These records sit side by side; they do not show why anyone voted. The cycles shown are the one the vote fell in and the one before it. Rules version 2026-11-01. Full method (DONORS.md)

Sources: GovInfo BILLSTATUS; Clerk of the House roll call 405; Senate roll call 499 (member positions from Voteview); FEC 2019–2020: pas2, cm, ccl; FEC 2021–2022: pas2, cm, ccl; member ids from congress-legislators.