PAC · DC · C00021972

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America Better Government Committee

A traditional political action committee. It raises limited contributions and can give directly to candidates. Lobbyist/registrant PAC.

First filed July 7, 1975. Treasurer: Navneet Buttar. Connected organization: Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America. View on FEC.gov

  • Raised (2025-26)
    $438,642
  • Spent
    $431,847
  • Cash on hand
    $85,664
  • Outside spending
    $0

Through reports covering Aug. 31, 2026.

Where its money went

  • Given: the group’s own contributions to the campaign
  • Bundled: donors’ contributions the group collected and forwarded
  • For: outside spending supporting
  • Against: outside spending opposing
  1. Mike Johnson (R)House · LA-04
    • Given$10K
  2. Scott Peters (D)House · CA-50
    • Given$7K
  3. Katherine Clark (D)House · MA-05
    • Given$7K
  4. Ben Ray Luján (D)Senate · NM
    • Given$6K
  5. Mark Warner (D)Senate · VA
    • Given$6K
  6. Bill Hagerty (R)Senate · TN
    • Given$5K
  7. Tom Cotton (R)Senate · AR
    • Given$5K
  8. Mike Kelly (R)House · PA-16
    • Given$5K
  9. Susan Collins (R)Senate · ME
    • Given$5K
  10. Steve Scalise (R)House · LA-01
    • Given$5K
  11. Steve Daines (R)Senate · MT
    • Given$5K
  12. Brett Guthrie (R)House · KY-02
    • Given$5K
  13. Mike Crapo (R)Senate · ID
    • Bundled$5K
  14. Jon Husted (R)Senate · OH
    • Given$5K
  15. Kim Schrier (D)House · WA-08
    • Given$5K
  16. Frank Pallone Jr. (D)House · NJ-06
    • Given$5K
  17. Greg Murphy (R)House · NC-03
    • Given$4K
  18. Chris Coons (D)Senate · DE
    • Given$4K
  19. Roger Marshall (R)Senate · KS
    • Given$4K
  20. John Cornyn (R)Senate · TX
    • Given$4K

Showing the top 20 of 132 candidates.

Bundled contributions (money donors route through a PAC to specific candidates) are broken out only for groups on our issue pages.

Money to parties and other committees

Who funds it

Largest single contributions this cycle. Committees and organizations link to their own pages when they file with the FEC; an organization that doesn’t file won’t show its own donors here.

Largest contributions received this cycle
ContributorTypeFromDateAmount
Gilead Sciences INC Healthcare Policy PACPACFoster City, CASept. 4, 2025$5,000
Merck Employees PACPACWashington, DCSept. 4, 2025$5,000
Gilead Sciences INC Healthcare Policy PACPACFoster City, CAJuly 27, 2026$5,000
Amgen PACPACThousand Oaks, CAJune 16, 2026$5,000
Amgen PACPACThousand Oaks, CAJune 18, 2025$5,000
Zeneca INC PACPACWilmington, DEMarch 12, 2026$5,000
Eli Lilly and Company PACPACWashington, DCNov. 13, 2025$5,000
Pfizer PACPACWashington, DCNov. 17, 2025$5,000
Zeneca INC PACPACWilmington, DEOct. 30, 2025$5,000
Takeda Pharmaceuticals America INC PACPACLexington, MAOct. 10, 2025$5,000
Kansans for MarshallCampaignGreat Bend, KSMay 14, 2025$1,500
Yong ChoeManager, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCMarch 5, 2026$1,000
Jonathan BrodoAssociate, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCMarch 3, 2026$500
Lori ReillyExecutive VP, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
Steven George TiltonExecutive VP, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
Alexander Reed SchriverSenior Vice President, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
Elizabeth CarpenterExecutive VP, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
Michael Paul WoodySenior Vice President, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
Robert E Zirkelbach IIExecutive VP, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
James GarciaVice President, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
Barton William ForsythVice President, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
Kenneth Kirk McKay IVSenior Vice President, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
Bridgett Elaine TaylorVice President, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
James Clark StanselExecutive VP, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417
Stephen Jay UblPresident + CEO, PhrmaPersonWashington, DCSept. 30, 2025$417