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Brian J. Mast

Brian J. Mast

Representative · FL-21
RepublicanCurrent memberServed 2017–presentAge 46

Campaign fundraising

House · FL-21
Raised, 2025–26
$5.10M
Spent
$4.49M
Cash on hand
$2.38M
Reported through
Oct 14, 2026
Current cycle

Receipts per two-year cycle

$0$5M$10M2015–16: $2,967,556.892015–162017–18: $6,120,277.952017–182019–20: $6,196,669.332019–202021–22: $6,338,072.312021–222023–24: $3,998,823.632023–242025–26: $5,097,731.892025–26
Campaign receipts per two-year cycle
CycleReceipts
2015–16$2,967,556.89
2017–18$6,120,277.95
2019–20$6,196,669.33
2021–22$6,338,072.31
2023–24$3,998,823.63
2025–26$5,097,731.89

2026 race · FL-21

  • Brian Mast · R · Incumbent$5.10M
  • Bernard Taylor · D · Challenger$1.13M
  • James Martin · D · Challenger$822K
  • Elizabeth Pandich · D · Challenger$71K
  • Alexander R Cooke · NPA · Challenger$30K
  • Robert Dr. Ott · NPA · Challenger$3,383

Total receipts for the whole 2026 election period. 6 candidates reported receipts.

Source: Federal Election Commission candidate totals, all authorized campaign committees combined; principal campaign committee MAST FOR CONGRESS; cycles since 2015–16; updated Nov 3, 2026. No individual donor data.

PAC contributions

2015–16
From committees
$490K
Net of refunds
Committees
189
Contributions
242
CommitteeCompany / sponsorMember's tradesContributionsTotal
American PrinciplesIdeological / issue——6$10,500
John Bolton PACIdeological / issue——2$10,000
Florida Congressional CommitteeMembership org——2$7,500
Jobs Opportunity and New Ideas PACLeadership PAC——2$7,500
Conservative Oppurtunity Leadership and Enterprise PAC (Cole PAC)Leadership PACTom Cole—4$6,500
Seal PAC Supporting Electing American Leaders PACLeadership PAC——3$6,500
Citizens United Political Victory FundMembership orgCitizens United—2$6,000
American Clarity and Exceptionalism (ACEPAC)Ideological / issue——2$5,400
Republican National CommitteeParty——1$5,000
American Bankers Association PAC (BANKPAC)Trade association——2$5,000
National Cable and Telecommunications Association Political Action Committee (Ncta PAC)Trade association——1$5,000
Associated Builders and Contractors Political Action Committee (ABC PAC)Trade associationAssociated Builders & Contactors—1$5,000
American Physical Therapy Association Physical Therapy Political Action Committee (PT-PAC)Membership orgAmerican Physical Therapy Association—1$5,000
The Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers Political Action CommitteeMembership orgCouncil of Insurance Agents & Brokers—1$5,000
National Automobile Dealers Association Political Action CommitteeTrade associationNational Automobile Dealers Association—1$5,000
Ford Motor Company Civic Action FundCorporateFFord Motor Co—2$5,000
United Parcel Service Inc. PACCorporateUPSUnited Parcel Service Inc.—1$5,000
Nextera Energy, Inc. Political Action CommitteeCorporateNEENextera Energy Inc.—1$5,000
NRCCParty——1$5,000
Associated General Contractors of America Political Action CommitteeTrade associationAssociated General Contractors of America—1$5,000
National Federation of Independent Business Federal Political Action CommitteeMembership orgNational Federation of Independent Business—1$5,000
National Beer Wholesalers Association Political Action CommitteeTrade association——1$5,000
American Staffing Association Staffing PACTrade associationAmerican Staffing Association—1$5,000
United Services Automobile Association Employee PAC - USAA Employee PACCorporate——1$5,000
Republican Mainstreet Partnership PACMembership org——1$5,000
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Contributions (incl. in-kind) from PACs, party and other candidate committees to Brian J. Mast's campaign committees in the 2015–16 cycle, net of refunds, from the committees' own FEC reports. Donations from individuals passed through WinRed or ActBlue are not included. Company and ticker matched by name; no ticker means no listed company was found; for other committees the sponsor as registered with the FEC. Member's trades counts every disclosed trade in that company's stock. Filers that aren't committees are combined into one line.

Outside spending

2015–16 · through the latest regular FEC reports
Supporting
$998K
Opposing
$3,400
Spenders
9
SpenderSupportingOpposing
NRCCParty$714K—
Valor FundSuper PAC$178K—
Special Operations for AmericaSuper PAC$74,170—
Individuals and groups that aren't committees (1 combined)$24,704—
Defenders of Freedom and SecurityIdeological / issue$3,750—
Treasure Coast CommiteeIdeological / issue—$3,400
The Guardian FundIdeological / issue$2,233—
National Right to Life Victory FundSuper PAC$246—
National Right to Life Political Action CommitteeMembership org$202—
9 spenders

Independent expenditures for or against Brian J. Mast in the 2015–16 cycle, through the latest regular FEC reports. Spending reported on 24- and 48-hour notices in the final weeks before an election appears here once the spender's next regular report is processed. Spenders that aren't registered committees (individuals and groups filing FEC Form 5) are combined into one line.

Source: Federal Election Commission bulk data (committee contributions and independent expenditures); updated Nov 3, 2026. No individual donor data.