SMP — 2026 cycle receipts

How SMP and the 2026 cycle meet

This page is a join. SMP is one axis. Election cycle 2026 is the other. $115,673,596.17 is only the overlap: committee receipts tagged to C00484642 for that cycle. The committee overlay still mixes other cycles for the same ID. The 2026 election-cycle overlay still mixes every other committee that appears in that year’s top-committee extract. Opening only one hub understates the pair.

SMP is an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O). The packet Super PAC flag is 1. Those flags describe how FEC.gov classifies the committee in this extract. They do not describe donors, and they do not describe independent expenditures filed by a different committee ID. 2026 is still accumulating FEC filings in this extract.

Receipts of $115,673,596.17 sit well above disbursements of $50,039,617.68 in this cell. The difference is arithmetic, not cash on hand, and not a forecast of later spending. Receipts and disbursements are separate columns. Adding them would double-count activity. Subtracting them is arithmetic on two harvested totals, not a cash-on-hand line. Source: FEC.gov.

SMP as the committee side of the 2026 join

SMP is stored as C00484642. In this extract the committee is an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O). The packet Super PAC flag is 1. The committee hub for C00484642 can include other cycles. Those other cycles are not $115,673,596.17. Adding a different year’s receipts to $115,673,596.17 would invent a total this packet does not publish.

Other Super PACs and other cycles for C00484642 belong on other URLs. This file does not merge those IDs into C00484642. Keep the FEC ID in the citation so SMP is not confused with a similarly named committee. Source: FEC.gov.

2026 as the cycle side

Cycle 2026 on this page is the FEC election-cycle key attached to SMP receipts of $115,673,596.17. It is not turnout, not Electoral College votes, and not a cash-on-hand snapshot. 2026 is still accumulating FEC filings in this extract.

The 2026 election-cycle hub includes every committee in that extract. This join is only C00484642. Other committees from the same year are other ties. Do not add them to $115,673,596.17 on this page.

Receipts $115.7M and disbursements $50.0M

Receipts $115,673,596.17 and disbursements $50,039,617.68 are the only dollar columns in this packet. Receipts of $115,673,596.17 sit well above disbursements of $50,039,617.68 in this cell. The difference is arithmetic, not cash on hand, and not a forecast of later spending. Neither column is a donor count. Neither column is an independent-expenditure total filed by someone else.

A complete citation names SMP, committee C00484642, cycle 2026, receipts $115,673,596.17, disbursements $50,039,617.68, type O, Super PAC flag 1, source FEC.gov. Dropping the cycle turns $115,673,596.17 into an unpublished all-years total.

What the SMP–2026 join refuses to say

This page does not forecast 2026 results, treat receipts as votes, or treat $115,673,596.17 as cash on hand. Committee plus cycle is a bookkeeping join. Correlation is not causation. This page is not a DSCC Form 3X total, a Senate candidate, or a donor page.

Do not add SMP receipts to Super PAC spending by a different ID and call the sum one campaign. Do not add $115,673,596.17 to USAspending obligations. Form coverage is whatever FEC put in this top-committee cell: receipts $115,673,596.17, disbursements $50,039,617.68.

Committee hub, 2026 hub, and sibling ties

The committee hub for C00484642 still holds other cycles. This page isolates 2026. The 2026 hub still holds other committees. This page isolates SMP. Other Super PACs and other cycles for C00484642 are other keys if stored separately.

A clean footnote names committee SMP (C00484642), cycle 2026, receipts $115,673,596.17, disbursements $50,039,617.68, type O, Super PAC flag 1, source FEC.gov. If the live overlay has refreshed, quote the overlay.

Repeat the join in one sentence for citation: committee SMP (C00484642), election cycle 2026, receipts $115,673,596.17, disbursements $50,039,617.68, FEC type O, Super PAC flag 1. Other Super PACs and other cycles for C00484642 stay on other pages. The 2026 election-cycle hub still mixes every other committee. All committees and All FEC ties are indexes, not extra dollar columns.

What a reader may not do with $115,673,596.17: treat it as cash on hand, treat it as a donor roster, treat it as a 2026 grand total for every committee, or treat it as money that funded USAspending awards. What a reader may do: quote the pair, quote disbursements $50,039,617.68 with its own label, quote the source FEC.gov, and follow the four internal links.

Questions

How much did SMP raise in 2026?

SMP reported $115,673,596.17 in FEC receipts in the 2026 election cycle under committee ID C00484642. Disbursements for the same committee-and-cycle cell are $50,039,617.68. The committee is an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O). The packet Super PAC flag is 1. Those dollar columns are committee aggregates from cycle-details topCommittees, not a list of named donors. Source: FEC.gov.

Is SMP a Super PAC in this 2026 file?

The packet Super PAC flag is 1. FEC committee type is O, so SMP is an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O). Cite both fields as stored rather than recoding the committee into another ID or another year’s cell. Receipts remain $115,673,596.17 and disbursements remain $50,039,617.68 for cycle 2026 only. Source: FEC.gov.

Does $115.7M include named donors to SMP?

No. $115,673,596.17 is a committee receipt total for cycle 2026, not a contributor roster. This packet has no donor names, occupations, or counts, so this page does not invent any. Itemized individual records, if a reader needs them, live on other LobbyVault pages that are not facts here. Disbursements are $50,039,617.68 for committee C00484642.

Did SMP receipts pay for federal awards in 2026?

No. $115,673,596.17 is an FEC committee receipt total for SMP in 2026. USAspending awards are a different dataset and a different statute. This join does not treat campaign receipts as contract or grant funding. Disbursements of $50,039,617.68 are also campaign-finance figures, not federal obligations. Source: FEC.gov.