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Jobs & Prosperity PAC

FEC committee C00820357. Last filed October 15, 2026.

Data pulled from the FEC on October 20, 2026.

FEC C00820357Last filed 2026-10-15Totals through 2026-09-30

The short version

  • Raised $459K and spent $355K in the 2026 cycle, through September 30, 2026.
  • Biggest target: $530K opposing Brian Poindexter.
  • $595K in general election independent expenditures reported in 24 and 48 hour notices.
  • Largest donor on record: Colleran, Brian (Individual), $200K.

What it is

Jobs & Prosperity PAC is registered with the FEC as a super PAC, connected to Max Miller Victory. In 2026 it has reported $640K in independent expenditures across 1 races, 100% of it helping Republicans.

The Mechanism

A super PAC can raise unlimited amounts from individuals, companies, unions and other groups. It cannot give money directly to candidates or coordinate its spending with them. It spends independently, mostly on ads.

Issues it says it stands for

No record found. The FEC does not record issues. The candidates it supports and opposes are listed below.

Registration

TypeSuper PAC (Independent Expenditure-Only)
Connected organizationMax Miller Victory
TreasurerMcintyre, Dustin
Registered inVirginia
First filed with the FECJuly 12, 2022
$459KRaised, 2026 cycle
$355KSpent, 2026 cycle
$129KCash on hand
$284KIndependent expenditures

Who it supports and opposes

Independent expenditures from its 24 and 48 hour notices, 2026 cycle.

PositionCandidateRaceGeneralPrimary or other
OpposeBrian Poindexter DOH-07 House$530K$0
SupportMax Miller ROH-07 House$65K$0
OpposeEdward O'donnell Fitzgerald DOH-07 House$0$45K

Direct contributions to candidates

RecipientGivenChecks
Campaign Capital Consulting$20K2
Fec Compliance Group, LLC$5K1

Largest itemized contributions processed by the FEC, 2026 cycle.

Who funds it

Donor mix

98%of its money came from its 10 largest named donors
0%came from small donors giving $200 or less
SourceAmountShare
Individuals giving over $200 (named)$431K94%
PACs and other political committees$13K3%
Transfers from affiliated committees$15K3%
Total raised$459K100%

FEC committee totals, 2026 cycle, through September 30, 2026. The 10 largest donors include recent electronic filings, so their share can run ahead of these totals.

98% from 10 donors

Largest named donors

DonorTypeGivenChecks
Brian Colleran Foundations Health SolutionsIndividual$200K2
Rms Investment Group LLCOrganization No donor disclosure$100K3
Abraham Miller SelfIndividual$50K1
Susan Haslam Haslam Sports GroupIndividual Recent filing$25K1
Max Miller Victory FECPolitical committee Recent filing$18K3
Susan Haslam Haslam Sports GroupIndividual$12K1
James Haslam Haslam Sports GroupIndividual$12K1
Lewis Stahl NextGen ManagementIndividual Recent filing$10K1
Galion LLCOrganization No donor disclosure Recent filing$10K1
RJC Victory FundPAC Recent filing$10K1
Richard Pettegrew IEC Infrared Systems LLCIndividual Recent filing$10K1
Keith Landies Residence ArtistsIndividual$1K1

Built from the 100 largest itemized receipts processed by the FEC through June 1, 2026, plus the largest receipts in reports filed electronically through August 25, 2026 (marked "Recent filing").

Where its individual donors work

EmployerGivenDonations
Foundations Health Solutions$200K2
Null$103K4
Self$50K1
Haslam Sports Group$25K2
Globis$5K1
Nextgen Management LLC$4K1
Residence Artists$1K1

Employer as reported by each donor, 2026 cycle, FEC processed totals. Retired, self employed and not employed donors are not shown.

The Gap

Donors marked "No donor disclosure" are companies, LLCs or nonprofits. Unless they are themselves political committees, they do not have to report where their money came from. The disclosed trail ends there.

Primary Sources

  1. FEC committee page: fec.gov/data/committee/C00820357
  2. FEC filings: all reports filed by Jobs & Prosperity PAC
  3. Independent expenditures: fec.gov
  4. Receipts: fec.gov
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