About The BIPAC Action Fund

BIPAC is dedicated to increasing the political effectiveness of America's business community through tools and services, an extensive network and political strategy. An important part of advancing the pro-prosperity agenda is ensuring there are pro-business candidates elected into office.

BIPAC's Action Fund was created to protect and promote prosperity by electing and motivating champions of free enterprise.

The Action Fund is the non-connected political action committee (PAC) for BIPAC which allows the business community to join together to participate in a meaningful way in the political process.

Contribute to the PAC

For over 50 years, BIPAC has made financial contributions to candidates for the U. S. House and Senate.  Through political and economic turmoil, our mission has remained the same:  to elect pro-business legislators who would form majority coalitions to enact our agenda for growth, innovation, and prosperity. 

Thousands of candidates have received our financial help, usually in their first election.  Whether they won or lost their initial election, some contenders have gone on to become president of the United States, cabinet officers, agency commissioners, majority leader of the Senate, speaker of the House, chairs of major committees, governors, association executives, and corporate executives.  
 
Because the BIPAC Action Fund is a non-connected PAC, any U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident can contribute. The Action Fund accepts contributions from those with similar missions and goals, as well as individuals who want to support pro-prosperity candidates.

> Make a contribution to the BIPAC Action Fund and help support pro-business candidates for Congress. 

About BIPAC

Since 1963, BIPAC has guided business through the political process. Today, BIPAC functions as the engine behind America’s largest grassroots business network ensuring when business votes, business wins.

To learn more about BIPAC, please visit www.bipac.org.

2018 U.S. Senate Endorsed Candidates

> Marsha Blackburn (R-TN)
> Mike Braun (R-IN)
> Kevin Cramer (R-ND)
> Josh Hawley (R-MO)
> Dean Heller (R-NV)
> Karin Housley (R-MN)
> Martha McSally (R-AZ)
> Patrick Morrisey (R-WV)
> Jim Renacci (R-OH)

2018 U.S. House Endorsed Candidates

> Troy Balderson (R-OH 12)
> Sanford Bishop (D-GA 2)
> Rod Blum (R-IA 1)
> Mike Coffman (R-CO 6)
> Barbara Comstock (R-VA 10)
> Jim Costa (D-CA 16)
> Henry Cuellar (D-TX 28)
> John Culberson (R-TX 7)
> Rodney Davis (R-IL 13)
> Jeff Denham (R-CA 10)
> Maria Elvira Salazar (R-FL 27)
> Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA 1)
> George Holding (R–NC 2)
> Randy Hultgren (R-IL 14)
> Will Hurd (R-TX 23)
> Young Kim (R-CA 39)
> Steve Knight (R-CA 25)
> Leonard Lance (R-NJ 7)
> Jason Lewis (R-MN 2)
> Dan Lipinski (D-IL 3)
> Lea Marquez Peterson (R-AZ 2)
> Marty Nothstein (R-PA 7)
> Erik Paulsen (R-MN 3)
> Scott Peters (D-CA 52)
> Collin Peterson (D-MN 7)
> Robert Pittenger (R-NC 9)
> Bruce Poliquin (R-ME 2)
> Peter Roskam (R-IL 6)
> Dino Rossi (R-WA 8)
> Keith Rothfus (R-PA 17)
> Pete Sessions (R-TX 32)
> Pete Stauber (R-MN 8)
> David Valadao (R-CA 21)
> Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ 2)
> Mimi Walters (R-CA 45)
> Rob Woodall (R-GA 7)

2018 U.S. House PA-18 Special Election

> Rick Saccone (R-PA 18)