Jon Tester led all Senate recipients of contributions tied to these eight corporations, at $317,206 across the 2024 cycle
ASKED:“map and sort by value of contribution which senators are having their campaings contributed by the following corporations: GEO, CoreCivic and Management and Training Corporation, palantir, openAI, Anthropic, apple, google and meta”
170 Senate candidate/recipient rows parsed from eight OpenSecrets organization profiles — Google/Alphabet, Apple, Meta, Palantir, OpenAI, GEO Group, CoreCivic and Management & Training Corp — covering the 2024 federal election cycle, $2,516,623 in total. Totals combine contributions from organization-affiliated individuals and corporate PACs, never corporate treasuries. Anthropic: no OpenSecrets profile/data located — shown as absent, not zero. Recipients are Senate candidates; some were challengers, not sitting senators.
Where the money went, by candidate state
Circle area = total contributions to Senate candidates from that state; a state's total may include several candidates. Hover for the candidate breakdown. Filter by organization or party.
Every Senate recipient, ranked
Horizontal bars, sorted by combined total across organizations; segments colored by organization. Top 30 shown; the table below carries all rows.
Google/Alphabet accounts for $1,140,549 — 45% of the entire $2.52M — with Jon Tester its top Senate recipient at $180,015.
opensecrets.orgPrivate-prison money leans opposite the tech money: GEO Group's and CoreCivic's top recipients are Rick Scott ($66,900) and Marsha Blackburn ($33,700), while the tech firms' leaders are all Democrats.
opensecrets.orgPalantir gives most evenly across the aisle — John Hickenlooper (D) leads at $21,750 but a long tail of Republicans received near-identical $6,600 amounts.
opensecrets.orgManagement & Training Corp shows the smallest footprint — four recipients led by Brad Wilson ($9,100), and a −$5,000 refund to Kyrsten Sinema's committee.
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All 170 recipient rows
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| Recipient | Party | State | Organization |
Total | Individuals | PACs | Source |
Methodology & caveats
OpenSecrets attributes contributions to an organization by combining donations from its PAC with donations from employees and other individuals affiliated with it — corporations themselves cannot give to federal candidates. Negative amounts are refunds. Outside groups and leadership PACs on the source pages were excluded; only rows explicitly marked Candidate (…) / Senate are included. State map totals aggregate every candidate who ran for that state's Senate seats, so one state may combine several candidates, including opponents. Anthropic had no OpenSecrets organization profile at collection time.
Data: OpenSecrets organization recipient pages, 2024 federal election cycle; research performed 2026-09-01. 170 Senate candidate rows across 8 organizations, 77 distinct recipients, 42 states. A total measures combined affiliated-individual and PAC contributions in US dollars. Map/bars omit nothing; bars show the top 30 recipients for space, the table shows every row.