Pfizer Inc. PAC

Political Action Committee

Registered Jan 1990 · Treasurer: Juan C. Cotarelo · New York, NY

Year by year

Pfizer Inc. PAC — money raised, spent and given to candidates in each report year, and the all-time totals those years add up to.
Report year Raised Spent To candidates
2026 $150.00 $150.00 $0.00
2025 $20,300.00 $20,300.00 $13,300.00
2024 $23,500.00 $23,500.00 $7,000.00
2023 $480,610.31 $878,798.51 $17,500.00
2022 $1,068,547.24 $1,336,789.53 $23,000.00
2021 $1,171,918.22 $1,316,627.56 $24,000.00
2020 $1,494,214.41 $1,515,569.21 $18,500.00
2019 $1,578,041.58 $1,276,651.34 $20,000.00
2018 $1,702,923.17 $1,570,039.85 $14,000.00
2017 $1,640,855.44 $923,510.36 $10,500.00
2014 $1,376,351.58 $37,150.00 $9,750.00
2013 $618,868.74 $13,000.00 $500.00
2012 $1,297,645.30 $0.00 $0.00
2011 $1,292,219.90 $58,600.00 $7,500.00
2010 $1,337,046.13 $26,600.00 $3,250.00
2009 $1,091,511.03 $30,600.00 $2,300.00
2008 $1,376,295.33 $35,600.00 $2,750.00
2007 $1,453,534.08 $15,200.00 $1,250.00
2006 $445,439.59 $10,450.00 $2,000.00
2005 $485,212.73 $0.00 $0.00
2004 $1,610,244.67 $32,750.00 $500.00
All years $21,565,429.45 $9,121,886.36 $135,050.00
Raised
$21,565,429
incl. $6,261,700 unitemized small gifts
excl. $62,505 in bookkeeping entries — carried-forward balances, adjustments, refunds — not money raised
Total Spent
$9,121,886
Spent outside Tennessee
$8,563,736
94% of spending
To TN candidates
$370,550
4.1% of spending
Candidate Giving by Party $135,050 to 66 candidates
$129,050 to 60 Republicans $6,000 to 6 Democrats

Where the Money Goes

Of the $9,121,886 this committee reported spending, the largest share — $8,563,736 (94%) — went to activity outside Tennessee.

Why this number?

Operating share of spending compares operating spending with total spent.

Show formula

Operating / overhead spending divided by everything this committee spent (each expenditure lands in exactly one bucket).

Operating spending: $850 ÷ Total spent: $9,121,886
Inputs behind Operating share of spending
Operating / overhead spending $850
Contributions to candidates $370,550

“Spent outside Tennessee” is money this committee sent out of state — a multi-state committee’s lump non-Tennessee line plus any individually-filed out-of-state contributions. Separate from out-of-state donors.

Contributions to Candidates

Contributions to tracked candidates
Candidate Office Party Total
Jack Johnson † Tennessee Senate, District 27 Rep. $15,750.00
Bill Lee † Governor Rep. $12,500.00
Cameron Sexton † Tennessee House, District 25 Rep. $10,250.00
William Lamberth † Tennessee House, District 44 Rep. $8,000.00
Ken Yager † Tennessee Senate, District 12 Rep. $7,500.00
Jeremy Faison † Tennessee House, District 11 Rep. $6,000.00
Joey Hensley † Tennessee Senate, District 28 Rep. $5,250.00
Kevin Vaughan † Tennessee House, District 95 Rep. $5,000.00
Clark Boyd † Tennessee House, District 46 Rep. $4,500.00
Pat Marsh † Tennessee House, District 62 Rep. $4,500.00

† Reported in this PAC’s own disbursement filing; the recipient’s receipt filing hasn’t itemized it yet.

This committee’s own filings report $370,550 to candidates, while tracked candidates reported receiving $135,050. Of the $235,500 difference, $193,950 went to recipients not tracked here (itemized below) and $41,550 has not yet been itemized on tracked candidates’ own receipt filings (filing-cadence lag).

Its filing also reports $193,950 in candidate contributions to recipients not tracked here — federal, local, and out-of-state races, and sitting legislators not on the 2026 ballot:

  • Ramsey (Governor), Ron $15,000.00
  • Haslam, Bill $12,500.00
  • Ramsey, Ron $12,000.00
  • Norris, Mark $10,000.00
  • Reeves, William S. $9,500.00
  • Black, Diane $9,250.00
  • Whitson, Sam $7,000.00
  • Ketron, Bill $6,500.00
  • Sargent, Jr., Charles $6,250.00
  • Hargrove, Jere $5,000.00
  • …and 87 more recipients

Tennessee caps what a PAC may give one candidate per election — $15,400 for statewide and House races, $30,800 for Senate races (2025–26 limits; a primary and a general count as separate elections). Registry of Election Finance limits.

Contributions to Other PACs

Contributions to other political action committees
Committee Total
Tennessee Legislative Campaign Committee $36,000.00
Tennessee Republican Caucus $30,400.00
CAM PAC (Cameron Sexton) $20,000.00
JACK PAC (Jack Johnson) $17,500.00
RAAMPAC $14,000.00
Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry PAC $11,500.00
Tennessee Republican Party $11,300.00
Harwell PAC $9,500.00
Cas-Pac $8,500.00
Tennessee Democratic Party $5,000.00

Operating & Other Spending

Operating spending by purpose
Purpose Total
Pac Registration Fee $350.00
Annual Pac Fee $300.00
Auunal Pac Fee $200.00

Who Funds It

Donors funding this political action committee
Donor Location Employer Total Given
Pfizer Inc. New York, NY — $63,947.35
Sally Susman New York, NY Pfizer Inc. $63,333.60
Wyeth Good Govt Madison, NJ — $61,199.84
Myron Terry New York, NY Pfizer Inc. $56,812.13
G Dolsten New York, NY Pfizer Inc. $47,500.16
John Kelly New York, NY Pfizer Inc. $46,105.17
Albert Bourla New York, NY Pfizer Inc. $40,832.68
Marc Scarduffa New York, NY Pfizer Inc. $40,399.69
Andrew Schmeltz New York, NY Pfizer $40,312.12
Shantanu Narayen New York, NY Pfizer Inc. $37,500.00

Showing the top 500 of 7,062 funders by total given. Download the full list (CSV).

Filing History

Totals as filed with the Tennessee Registry of Election Finance; see About for how this data is processed.

Campaign filing history
Filing Cash Beginning Cash Ending Source
Pre-Primary 2026 $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Q2 2026 $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Q1 2026 $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Year-End 2025 $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2025 $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Q4 2024 Historical $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Pre-General 2024 Historical $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Q3 2024 Historical $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2024 Historical $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Q2 2024 Historical $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Q1 2024 Historical $0.00 $0.00 Source ↗
Year-End 2023 Historical $394,272.48 $0.00 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2023 Historical $398,188.20 $394,272.48 Source ↗
Q4 2022 Historical $237,479.93 $398,188.20 Source ↗
Pre-General 2022 Historical $285,617.92 $237,479.93 Source ↗
Q3 2022 Historical $616,632.08 $285,617.92 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2022 Historical $648,240.88 $616,632.08 Source ↗
Q2 2022 Historical $700,635.96 $648,240.88 Source ↗
Q1 2022 Historical $666,430.49 $700,635.96 Source ↗
Year-End 2021 Historical $911,921.92 $666,430.49 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2021 Historical $811,139.83 $911,921.92 Source ↗
Q4 2020 Historical $591,588.92 $811,139.83 Source ↗
Pre-General 2020 Historical $524,235.90 $591,588.92 Source ↗
Q3 2020 Historical $524,887.45 $524,235.90 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2020 Historical $613,851.14 $524,887.45 Source ↗
Q2 2020 Historical $606,177.79 $613,851.14 Source ↗
Q1 2020 Historical $825,798.07 $606,177.79 Source ↗
Year-End 2019 Historical $674,682.46 $825,798.07 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2019 Historical $524,407.83 $674,682.46 Source ↗
Q4 2018 Historical $142,985.96 $524,407.83 Source ↗
Pre-General 2018 Historical $168,038.96 $142,985.96 Source ↗
Q3 2018 Historical $212,783.78 $168,038.96 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2018 Historical $315,168.21 $212,783.78 Source ↗
Q2 2018 Historical $462,176.20 $315,168.21 Source ↗
Q1 2018 Historical $391,524.51 $462,176.20 Source ↗
Year-End 2017 Historical $424,175.19 $391,524.51 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2017 Historical $415,844.67 $424,175.19 Source ↗
Q4 2014 Historical $25,371.67 $415,844.67 Source ↗
Pre-General 2014 Historical $65,147.77 $25,371.67 Source ↗
Q3 2014 Historical $26,140.70 $65,147.77 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2014 Historical $121,490.70 $26,140.70 Source ↗
Q2 2014 Historical $128,397.76 $121,490.70 Source ↗
Q1 2014 Late Historical $124,386.98 $128,397.76 Source ↗
Year-End 2013 Historical $367,806.05 $124,386.98 Source ↗
Q4 2012 Historical $208,370.67 $367,806.05 Source ↗
Pre-General 2012 Historical $301,342.33 $208,370.67 Source ↗
Q3 2012 Late Historical $311,314.29 $301,342.33 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2012 Historical $382,069.27 $311,314.29 Source ↗
Q2 2012 Late Historical $404,688.74 $382,069.27 Source ↗
Q1 2012 Late Historical $455,911.18 $404,688.74 Source ↗
Year-End 2011 Amended Historical $474,274.38 $455,911.18 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2011 Late Historical $545,100.78 $474,274.38 Source ↗
Q4 2010 Amended Historical $304,674.18 $545,100.78 Source ↗
Pre-General 2010 Historical $682,509.30 $304,674.18 Source ↗
Q3 2010 Amended Historical $651,698.63 $682,509.30 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2010 Late Historical $742,927.05 $651,698.63 Source ↗
Q2 2010 Late Historical $829,049.37 $742,927.05 Source ↗
Q1 2010 Late Historical $704,345.86 $829,049.37 Source ↗
Year-End 2009 Amended Historical $599,894.85 $704,345.86 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2009 Late Historical $406,053.32 $599,894.85 Source ↗
Q4 2008 Historical $292,380.95 $406,053.32 Source ↗
Pre-General 2008 Amended Historical $569,616.67 $292,380.95 Source ↗
Q3 2008 Historical $594,764.91 $569,616.67 Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2008 Historical $768,930.25 $594,764.91 Source ↗
Q2 2008 Late Historical $757,732.38 $768,930.25 Source ↗
Q1 2008 Late Historical $710,376.87 $757,732.38 Source ↗
Year-End 2007 Late Historical $468,873.97 $710,376.87 Source ↗
Mid-Year 2007 Amended Historical $341,049.30 $468,873.97 Source ↗
Q4 2006 Historical $166,218.12 $341,049.30 Source ↗
Pre-General 2006 Historical $758,398.12 $166,218.12 Source ↗
Q3 2006 Figures pending review Historical — — Source ↗
Pre-Primary 2006 Historical $936,774.66 $939,594.66 Source ↗
Q2 2006 Amended Figures pending review Historical — — Source ↗
Q1 2006 Figures pending review Historical — — Source ↗
Q4 2005 Late Figures pending review Historical — — Source ↗
Q3 2005 Figures pending review Historical — — Source ↗
Q2 2005 Figures pending review Historical — — Source ↗
Q1 2005 Historical $354,153.56 $550,488.57 Source ↗
Q4 2004 Historical $286,162.34 $354,153.56 Source ↗
Q3 2004 Amended Historical $192,426.91 $286,162.34 Source ↗
Q2 2004 Amended Historical $356,034.66 $192,426.91 Source ↗
Q1 2004 Amended Historical $262,150.82 $356,034.66 Source ↗