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David Valadao

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Top donors8 of 5,213
Pete Pankey$38K · 2013–2025Stewart Resnick$35K · 2011–2025Jeffrey Silverman$32K · 2023–2025Marko B. Zaninovich$30K · 2011–2026Eric Borba$30K · 2011–2025Kevin Kester$29K · 2014–2025Mona Pankey$29K · 2013–2025Karen A. Spencer$28K · 2015–2025

David Valadao

Congress · California · R

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Bills they lead8 of 29
HR 3419 To amend the Public Health Service Act to reauthorize the telehealth network and telehealth resource centers grant programsPassed one chamber · 2025HR 2902 SOAR Act of 2025In committee · 2025HR 7049 Improving Mental Health Care and Coordination for Homeless Veterans ActIn committee · 2026HR 3854 Modernizing All Veterans and SurvivorsPassed one chamber · 2025HR 9376 TOURS ActIn committee · 2026HR 3168 National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program Reauthorization Act of 2025Out of committee · 2025HR 1147 Veterans Accessibility Advisory Committee Act of 2025Passed one chamber · 2025HR 1044 To amend Public Law 99–338 with respect to Kaweah Project permitsPassed one chamber · 2025
Lobbied on those bills8 of 85
Paralyzed Veterans of America2 of their billsAlliance for Connected Care2 of their billsSirona Strategies LLC2 of their billsDisabled American Veterans2 of their billsNational Alliance on Mental Illness2 of their billsAssociation for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International2 of their billsSaltchuk Resources, Inc.1 of their billsAccendra Health, Inc. (Formerly "owens & Minor, Inc.")1 of their bills
David Valadao: the 8 largest of 5,213 donors, 8 of 29 bills they lead and the 8 busiest of 85 groups that lobbied on those bills. Point at anyone to see how they are linked.

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Connections of David Valadao
Pete PankeyTop donorsPete Pankey gave $38K to David Valadao, 2013–2025. From federal campaign filings.$38K
Stewart ResnickTop donorsStewart Resnick gave $35K to David Valadao, 2011–2025. From federal campaign filings.$35K
Jeffrey SilvermanTop donorsJeffrey Silverman gave $32K to David Valadao, 2023–2025. From federal campaign filings.$32K
Marko B. ZaninovichTop donorsMarko B. Zaninovich gave $30K to David Valadao, 2011–2026. From federal campaign filings.$30K
Eric BorbaTop donorsEric Borba gave $30K to David Valadao, 2011–2025. From federal campaign filings.$30K
Kevin KesterTop donorsKevin Kester gave $29K to David Valadao, 2014–2025. From federal campaign filings.$29K
Mona PankeyTop donorsMona Pankey gave $29K to David Valadao, 2013–2025. From federal campaign filings.$29K
Karen A. SpencerTop donorsKaren A. Spencer gave $28K to David Valadao, 2015–2025. From federal campaign filings.$28K
HR 3419Bills they leadDavid Valadao leads HR 3419, “To amend the Public Health Service Act to reauthorize the telehealth network and telehealth resource centers grant programs”. 37 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Passed one chamber
HR 2902Bills they leadDavid Valadao leads HR 2902, “SOAR Act of 2025”. 66 groups filed lobbying reports on it.In committee
HR 7049Bills they leadDavid Valadao leads HR 7049, “Improving Mental Health Care and Coordination for Homeless Veterans Act”. 17 groups filed lobbying reports on it.In committee
HR 3854Bills they leadDavid Valadao leads HR 3854, “Modernizing All Veterans and Survivors”. 43 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Passed one chamber
HR 9376Bills they leadDavid Valadao leads HR 9376, “TOURS Act”. 5 groups filed lobbying reports on it.In committee
HR 3168Bills they leadDavid Valadao leads HR 3168, “National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program Reauthorization Act of 2025”. 21 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Out of committee
HR 1147Bills they leadDavid Valadao leads HR 1147, “Veterans Accessibility Advisory Committee Act of 2025”. 42 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Passed one chamber
HR 1044Bills they leadDavid Valadao leads HR 1044, “To amend Public Law 99–338 with respect to Kaweah Project permits”. 14 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Passed one chamber
Paralyzed Veterans of AmericaLobbied on those billsParalyzed Veterans of America lobbied on 2 bills David Valadao leads, in 18 reports.2 of their bills
Alliance for Connected CareLobbied on those billsAlliance for Connected Care lobbied on 2 bills David Valadao leads, in 9 reports.2 of their bills
Sirona Strategies LLCLobbied on those billsSirona Strategies LLC lobbied on 2 bills David Valadao leads, in 9 reports.2 of their bills
Disabled American VeteransLobbied on those billsDisabled American Veterans lobbied on 2 bills David Valadao leads, in 8 reports.2 of their bills
National Alliance on Mental IllnessLobbied on those billsNational Alliance on Mental Illness lobbied on 2 bills David Valadao leads, in 6 reports.2 of their bills
Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems InternationalLobbied on those billsAssociation for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International lobbied on 2 bills David Valadao leads, in 4 reports.2 of their bills
Saltchuk Resources, Inc.Lobbied on those billsSaltchuk Resources, Inc. lobbied on 1 bill David Valadao leads, in 13 reports.1 of their bills
Accendra Health, Inc. (Formerly "owens & Minor, Inc.")Lobbied on those billsAccendra Health, Inc. (Formerly "owens & Minor, Inc.") lobbied on 1 bill David Valadao leads, in 12 reports.1 of their bills