Commemorative Series No. 1 · The Bank Rollback
OUTSPENTNo. 64/67
Lamar
Alexander
U.S. Senate · R-TN
Taken from Wall Street
$35,733
S.2155 · Dodd-Frank rollback · 2018tap to flip ⤺
WHO THEY WORK FORNo. 64/67
Wall St & Finance$35,733
Pharma & Health$28,850
Telecom$18,700
Big Tech$15,700
Real Estate$9,250
This vote cut SVB's oversight. SVB collapsed in 2023. · 115-2-54OUTSPENT
Card 64 of 67 · tap the card to see who they work for
Beyond the check
The check is only the part you can see.
They took
$35,733
The industry spent on the bill
$500M+
on the finance industry's federal lobbying in 2018
Through the leadership PAC
Beyond the campaign account, a leadership PAC under Alexander's control (Tenn Political Action Committee Inc (tenn Pac)) took $480,000 from banks, card lenders, drug makers and insurers.
Source: FEC; Tenn Political Action Committee Inc (tenn Pac)
The industry figure is lobbying spent on the bill, not a payment to this senator. Source: OpenSecrets. Everything here is documented public record; nothing alleges an illegal act.
★ Hall of Shame
Alexander voted with the money in more than one set:
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Wall St & Finance$35,733
Am. Bankers Assn.$15,000
Goldman Sachs$14,400
Blackstone$4,500
JPMorgan$2,500
Morgan Stanley$2,333
Pharma & Health$28,850
Johnson & Johnson$14,650
Amgen$6,700
PhRMA$5,000
Eli Lilly$2,000
Pfizer$500
Telecom$18,700
Comcast$14,700
AT&T$3,000
Verizon$1,000
Big Tech$15,700
Microsoft$15,700
Real Estate$9,250
Natl Assn of Realtors$9,000
CBRE$250
Oil & Energy$6,300
Koch Industries$4,000
Chevron$2,300
Defense$3,250
Lockheed Martin$2,750
Northrop Grumman$500