Tom McClintock
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Top donors8 of 5,079
Tim Burke$70K · 2008–2024Susan Groff$52K · 2008–2025Cindy Burke$51K · 2012–2026Kenneth Hunter$41K · 2010–2025Byron Weisz$41K · 2008–2026Christopher Petrin$40K · 2008–2025Barbara Parks$37K · 2010–2022Howard Groff$37K · 2009–2025Tom McClintock
Congress · California · R
Bills they lead8 of 25
HR 178 To require the Secretary of Agriculture to carry out activities to suppress wildfires, and for other purposesOut of committee · 2025HR 179 Proven Forest Management Act of 2025Out of committee · 2025HR 180 Endangered Species Transparency and Reasonableness Act of 2025Committee hearing · 2025HR 7640 Shut Down Sanctuary Policies Act of 2026On the floor calendar · 2026HR 5437 Protection of Lawful Commerce in Stone Slab Products ActOut of committee · 2025HR 184 Action Versus No Action ActOut of committee · 2025HR 181 To amend the Endangered Species Act of 1973 to provide that artificially propagated animals shall be treated the same under that Act as naturally propagated animals, and for other purposesOut of committee · 2025HR 10192 GRANT Reform Act of 2026In committee · 2026Lobbied on those bills8 of 47
Defenders of Wildlife4 of their billsLeague of Conservation Voters3 of their billsThe Nature Conservancy3 of their billsSierra Club2 of their billsAmerican Property Casualty Insurance Association2 of their billsAmerican Property Casualty Insurance Association Fka Property Casualty Insurers Assoc. of America2 of their billsAfl-Cio2 of their billsCalifornia Agricultural Commissioners and Sealers Association2 of their billsEvery link on this map
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| Tim Burke | Top donors | Tim Burke gave $70K to Tom McClintock, 2008–2024. From federal campaign filings. | $70K |
| Susan Groff | Top donors | Susan Groff gave $52K to Tom McClintock, 2008–2025. From federal campaign filings. | $52K |
| Cindy Burke | Top donors | Cindy Burke gave $51K to Tom McClintock, 2012–2026. From federal campaign filings. | $51K |
| Kenneth Hunter | Top donors | Kenneth Hunter gave $41K to Tom McClintock, 2010–2025. From federal campaign filings. | $41K |
| Byron Weisz | Top donors | Byron Weisz gave $41K to Tom McClintock, 2008–2026. From federal campaign filings. | $41K |
| Christopher Petrin | Top donors | Christopher Petrin gave $40K to Tom McClintock, 2008–2025. From federal campaign filings. | $40K |
| Barbara Parks | Top donors | Barbara Parks gave $37K to Tom McClintock, 2010–2022. From federal campaign filings. | $37K |
| Howard Groff | Top donors | Howard Groff gave $37K to Tom McClintock, 2009–2025. From federal campaign filings. | $37K |
| HR 178 | Bills they lead | Tom McClintock leads HR 178, “To require the Secretary of Agriculture to carry out activities to suppress wildfires, and for other purposes”. 89 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | Out of committee |
| HR 179 | Bills they lead | Tom McClintock leads HR 179, “Proven Forest Management Act of 2025”. 68 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | Out of committee |
| HR 180 | Bills they lead | Tom McClintock leads HR 180, “Endangered Species Transparency and Reasonableness Act of 2025”. 42 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | Committee hearing |
| HR 7640 | Bills they lead | Tom McClintock leads HR 7640, “Shut Down Sanctuary Policies Act of 2026”. 11 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | On the floor calendar |
| HR 5437 | Bills they lead | Tom McClintock leads HR 5437, “Protection of Lawful Commerce in Stone Slab Products Act”. 48 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | Out of committee |
| HR 184 | Bills they lead | Tom McClintock leads HR 184, “Action Versus No Action Act”. 19 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | Out of committee |
| HR 181 | Bills they lead | Tom McClintock leads HR 181, “To amend the Endangered Species Act of 1973 to provide that artificially propagated animals shall be treated the same under that Act as naturally propagated animals, and for other purposes”. 11 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | Out of committee |
| HR 10192 | Bills they lead | Tom McClintock leads HR 10192, “GRANT Reform Act of 2026”. | In committee |
| Defenders of Wildlife | Lobbied on those bills | Defenders of Wildlife lobbied on 4 bills Tom McClintock leads, in 26 reports. | 4 of their bills |
| League of Conservation Voters | Lobbied on those bills | League of Conservation Voters lobbied on 3 bills Tom McClintock leads, in 8 reports. | 3 of their bills |
| The Nature Conservancy | Lobbied on those bills | The Nature Conservancy lobbied on 3 bills Tom McClintock leads, in 8 reports. | 3 of their bills |
| Sierra Club | Lobbied on those bills | Sierra Club lobbied on 2 bills Tom McClintock leads, in 12 reports. | 2 of their bills |
| American Property Casualty Insurance Association | Lobbied on those bills | American Property Casualty Insurance Association lobbied on 2 bills Tom McClintock leads, in 10 reports. | 2 of their bills |
| American Property Casualty Insurance Association Fka Property Casualty Insurers Assoc. of America | Lobbied on those bills | American Property Casualty Insurance Association Fka Property Casualty Insurers Assoc. of America lobbied on 2 bills Tom McClintock leads, in 10 reports. | 2 of their bills |
| Afl-Cio | Lobbied on those bills | Afl-Cio lobbied on 2 bills Tom McClintock leads, in 6 reports. | 2 of their bills |
| California Agricultural Commissioners and Sealers Association | Lobbied on those bills | California Agricultural Commissioners and Sealers Association lobbied on 2 bills Tom McClintock leads, in 2 reports. | 2 of their bills |