Super PAC · AZ · C00756569

Worker Power PAC

Can raise unlimited money from people, companies and unions, and spend it on ads for or against candidates. It can’t give directly to campaigns or coordinate with them.

First filed Aug. 27, 2020. Treasurer: Brendan Walsh. Connected organization: None. View on FEC.gov

  • Raised (2025-26)
    $101,584
  • Spent
    $955,603
  • Cash on hand
    $2,491,631
  • Outside spending
    $0

Through reports covering June 30, 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. Amish Shah (D)House · AZ-01
    • For$21K

Bundled contributions (money donors route through a PAC to specific candidates) are broken out only for groups on our issue pages. Outside spending includes $21,476 from 24- and 48-hour reports filed after this group’s last regular report, as filed.

Money to parties and other committees

Largest contributions to parties and other committees
RecipientAmount
Progressive Promise$15,000
Working Families Party PAC$10,000

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
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 99OrganizationTucson, AZMay 26, 2026$50,000
Helping Working Families Get Ahead in Support of Aitken for Mayor and Leon for Council 2022, Sponsored by Labor Organizations, Grocery Hotel, and Retail WorkersCommitteeLos Angeles, CAJan. 7, 2025$7,361
Anaheim Resort Workers for an Honest City to Support Jabbar for Council 2022CommitteeLos Angeles, CAJan. 7, 2025$7,351
Helping Working Families Get Ahead in Support of Aitken for Mayor and Leon for Council 2022, Sponsored by Labor Organizations, Grocery Hotel, and Retail WorkersCommitteeLos Angeles, CAJan. 7, 2025$6,131
Anaheim Resort Workers for an Honest City to Support Jabbar for Council 2022CommitteeLos Angeles, CAJan. 7, 2025$5,481
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CAJune 1, 2026$3,983
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CAMay 1, 2026$2,962
Anaheim Resort Workers for an Honest City to Support Jabbar for Council 2022CommitteeLos Angeles, CAJan. 7, 2025$2,663
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CAApril 1, 2026$2,097
Helping Working Families Get Ahead in Support of Aitken for Mayor and Leon for Council 2022, Sponsored by Labor Organizations, Grocery Hotel, and Retail WorkersCommitteeLos Angeles, CAJan. 7, 2025$1,989
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CAFeb. 2, 2026$1,952
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CAMarch 2, 2026$1,894
Helping Working Families Get Ahead in Support of Aitken for Mayor and Leon for Council 2022, Sponsored by Labor Organizations, Grocery Hotel, and Retail WorkersCommitteeLos Angeles, CAJan. 7, 2025$1,797
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CAJan. 2, 2026$1,327
Worker PowerOrganizationPhoenix, AZApril 1, 2026$961
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CADec. 2, 2025$811
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CANov. 1, 2025$525
Helping Working Families Get Ahead in Support of Aitken for Mayor and Leon for Council 2022, Sponsored by Labor Organizations, Grocery Hotel, and Retail WorkersCommitteeLos Angeles, CAJan. 7, 2025$463
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CAOct. 1, 2025$443
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CASept. 2, 2025$167
California Bank & TrustOrganizationSan Diego, CAAug. 1, 2025$143
Worker PowerOrganizationPhoenix, AZApril 8, 2026$96
Worker PowerOrganizationPhoenix, AZDec. 10, 2025$96
Worker PowerOrganizationPhoenix, AZNov. 13, 2025$96
Worker PowerOrganizationPhoenix, AZOct. 8, 2025$96