PayPal

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USA · Related people:

Peter Thiel

PayPal is a financial technology company. The platform added support for cryptocurrency beginning in 2020, and the company launched a stablecoin in 2023.

Contributions$29.3K across 8 recipients

Seth Bodnar for Montana$8,000.00

Seth Bodnar principal campaign committeeIndependentMontana Senate

Jamie Miller (Executive)2 contributions from March 3, 2026 to March 3, 2026

$7,000.00

Steven Winoker (Svice President)March 7, 2026

$1,000.00

Copper State Values$5,000.00

supports Katie HobbDemocratic

PayPalDecember 31, 2025

Anuj Dixit for Congress$5,000.00

Anuj Dixit principal campaign committeeDemocraticCalifornia House District 48

Shivani Bayala Banerjee (Director of Product)2 contributions from June 21, 2025 to June 21, 2025

Liccardo for Congress$3,500.00

Sam Liccardo principal campaign committeeDemocraticCalifornia House District 16

Kausik Rajgopal (Executive)March 30, 2025

Liccardo Victory Fund$3,500.00

Sam Liccardo joint fundraising committeeDemocraticCalifornia House District 16

Kausik Rajgopal (Executive)March 28, 2025

The Reed Committee$2,000.00

John Reed principal campaign committeeDemocraticRhode Island House District 2

Steven Winoker (Executive)June 2, 2025

Mike Levin for Congress$1,250.00

Mike Levin principal campaign committeeDemocraticCalifornia House District 49

Kausik Rajgopal (Executive Vice President)November 24, 2025

Innovation for Good PAC$1,000.00

Sam Liccardo leadership PACDemocraticCalifornia House District 16

Mara McNeill (Executive)February 9, 2026

Contributions

Where PayPal’s $29.3K went

to super PACs

$6K

20.5%

to party committees

benefitting specific candidates

$23.3K

79.5%

$6K (21%) went to super PACs.

Partisan PACs are classified by party below. PACs that genuinely cross party lines are classified as non-partisan / unknown.None of this money is in the state map — such contributions aren’t tied to a state until the PAC spends them. To learn more about a PAC’s spending, click on a tracked super PAC.

Contributions by partyof $29.3K

Democratic$21K (8%)
Republican$250K (90%)
Independent$8K (3%)
Non-partisan / unknown$0 (0%)

Contributions by party

Spending by stateof $23.3K directly benefitting candidates

Approximate. Some spending may be cross-state or not tied to a specific candidate, in which case it is omitted here.