National Association of RealtorsBasic factsLocation:Washington, D.C.Type:PACYear founded:1969Website:Official websiteConnectionsNational Association of Realtors
The National Association of Realtors PAC is a PAC created by the National Association of Realtors to promote candidates that support realtors and promote real estate and property policies that align with the association’s priorities.
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Mission
As of July 2017, the website for the National Association of Realtors PAC listed the following mission statement:[1]
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RPAC’s mission is to identify candidates for elected office on the local, state and national levels who will work with REALTORS® to promote and protect the American Dream of property ownership. Candidates who receive support from RPAC are not selected based on their political party or ideology, but solely on their support of real estate issues. Our legislative allies are members of the REALTOR® Party. The REALTOR® Party supports the issues that are important to you as a REALTOR®, regardless of political party affiliation.[2]
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Political activity
2016 elections
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In the 2016 election cycle, the National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee spent $10,225,968, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.[3]
The following table shows the top expenditures by the National Association of Realtors PAC during the 2016 cycle, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
National Association of Realtors PAC 2016 expenditures Candidate Party State Office Total For Against Josh Gottheimer N.J. U.S. House $1,880,217 $1,880,217 $0 Johnny Isakson Ga. U.S. Senate $1,588,428 $1,588,428 $0 Joe Heck Nev. U.S. Senate $1,514,825 $1,514,825 $0 Rob Portman Ohio U.S. Senate $987,095 $987,095 $0 Chris Van Hollen Md. U.S. Senate $926,062 $926,062 $0 Mike Coffman Colo. U.S. House $813,227 $813,227 $0 Bob Dold Ill. U.S. House $786,117 $786,117 $0 Rick Nolan Minn. U.S. House $723,146 $723,146 $0 Lou Correa Calif. U.S. House $333,191 $333,191 $0 Julia Howard N.C. U.S. House $326,532 $326,532 $0
2014 elections
In the 2014 election cycle, the National Association of Realtors PAC spent a grand total of $11,291,835: $3,449,479 for Democrats, $0 against Democrats, $6,532,559 for Republicans and $0 against Republicans, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.[4]
Top 10 largest National Association of Realtors PAC expenditures in 2014[4] Candidate Party State Office Total For Against Desired Result Mitch McConnell KY Senate $1,887,550 $1,887,550 $0 Mark Begich AK Senate $1,389,491 $1,389,491 $0 Gary Peters MI Senate $886,282 $886,282 $0 Patrick Murphy FL House $810,406 $810,406 $0 Joe Heck NV House $796,085 $796,085 $0 Thad Cochran MS Senate $781,144 $781,144 $0 Ryan Costello PA House $778,934 $778,934 $0 Pat Roberts KS Senate $718,309 $718,309 $0 Tom Reed NY House $621,349 $621,349 $0 Kyrsten Sinema AZ House $358,200 $358,200 $0
2012 elections
In the 2012 election cycle, the National Association of Realtors PAC spent a grand total of $3,163,667: $1,339,660 for Democrats, $0 against Democrats, $1,824,007 for Republicans and $0 against Republicans, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.[5]
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Top 10 largest National Association of Realtors PAC expenditures in 2012[5] Candidate Party State Office Total For Against Desired Result Brad Sherman CA House $936,867 $936,867 $0 Gary Miller CA House $708,027 $708,027 $0 Tom Latham IA House $351,885 $351,885 $0 Michael Fitzpatrick PA House $302,140 $302,140 $0 Gary Peters MI House $293,805 $293,805 $0 Tom Reed NY House $260,659 $260,659 $0 Marc Veasey TX House $108,988 $108,988 $0 Judy Biggert IL House $48,340 $48,340 $0 Fred Upton MI House $34,440 $34,440 $0 David Dewhurst TX Senate $33,745 $33,745 $0
Finances
The following table outlines the National Association of Realtors PAC’s annual federal receipts and disbursements according to the Federal Election Commission:
Annual federal receipts and disbursements for the National Association of Realtors PAC, 2012-2016 Year Total receipts Total disbursements FEC records 2016 $5,225,148 $4,397,194 Filing 2015 $4,972,888 $2,538,552 Filing 2014 $5,376,540 $4,315,084 Filing 2013 $4,802,718 $1,864,618 Filing 2012 $4,232,354 $7,043,556 Filing
Legal status
The National Association of Realtors PAC is a political action committee (PAC). PACs are political committees established and administered by corporations, labor unions, membership organizations or trade associations. The general definition is a group that spends money on elections, but is not run by a party or individual candidate. However, PACs can donate money to parties or candidates they support. These committees raise funds either from individuals associated with the corporation (Separate Segregated Funds) or from any individuals who wish to contribute to the committee (Nonconnected PACs).[6] Nonconnected PACs are financially independent and pay for themselves via the contributions they raise. Separate segregated funds are funded by the organization they are associated with.[7]
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See also
- Political action committee
- PACs and Super PACs
External links
- Official website
Footnotes
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