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Max Miller

Max Miller

RepublicanOhio, 7th District

U.S. House of Representatives

Career total · all 23 groups

$2.1M

in tracked money to Max Miller across every election cycle on file: PAC contributions, individual contributions, employer matches, and independent expenditures made in support.

Largest groups

All 23 groups

Contributions by election cycle

  • 2010$0
  • 2012$0
  • 2014$0
  • 2016$0
  • 2018$0
  • 2020$0
  • 2022Pro-Israel Lobby: $91,250Finance, Securities & Banking: $46,350Real Estate: $31,450Organized Labor: $18,550Insurance: $8,900Agribusiness: $500Retail & Restaurants: $38,850Gun Lobby: $69,682Construction & Engineering: $8,950Transportation & Auto: $15,200Oil & Gas: $29,350Health Professionals: $12,200Alcohol, Tobacco & Betting: $500Lobbyists & Big Law: $1,750Defense Industry: $1,250Big Tech & Telecom: $250Electric Utilities: $3,900Accounting: $8,300Cryptocurrency: $2,900Trial Lawyers: $250$390,332
  • 2024Pro-Israel Lobby: $289,428Finance, Securities & Banking: $57,889Real Estate: $35,800Organized Labor: $45,600Insurance: $41,800Agribusiness: $69,500Retail & Restaurants: $23,000Gun Lobby: $4,798Construction & Engineering: $30,550Transportation & Auto: $23,800Oil & Gas: $20,350Pharmaceuticals & Health Products: $7,250Health Professionals: $11,500Alcohol, Tobacco & Betting: $17,300Lobbyists & Big Law: $13,050Defense Industry: $12,500Big Tech & Telecom: $15,133Electric Utilities: $9,750Accounting: $8,250Cryptocurrency: $2,666Environment: $1,000Artificial Intelligence: $834Trial Lawyers: $250$741,998
  • 2026Pro-Israel Lobby: $345,753Finance, Securities & Banking: $123,000Real Estate: $78,500Organized Labor: $50,500Insurance: $50,068Agribusiness: $26,500Retail & Restaurants: $22,800Gun Lobby: $3,000Construction & Engineering: $37,500Transportation & Auto: $35,455Oil & Gas: $14,500Pharmaceuticals & Health Products: $55,500Health Professionals: $36,500Alcohol, Tobacco & Betting: $33,999Lobbyists & Big Law: $30,541Defense Industry: $25,500Big Tech & Telecom: $14,500Electric Utilities: $15,500Accounting: $6,500Cryptocurrency: $1,000Environment: $1,000$1,008,116
Show the table
CyclePro-Israel LobbyFinance, Securities & BankingReal EstateOrganized LaborInsuranceAgribusinessRetail & RestaurantsGun LobbyConstruction & EngineeringTransportation & AutoOil & GasPharmaceuticals & Health ProductsHealth ProfessionalsAlcohol, Tobacco & BettingLobbyists & Big LawDefense IndustryBig Tech & TelecomElectric UtilitiesAccountingCryptocurrencyEnvironmentArtificial IntelligenceTrial LawyersTotal
2026$345,753$123,000$78,500$50,500$50,068$26,500$22,800$3,000$37,500$35,455$14,500$55,500$36,500$33,999$30,541$25,500$14,500$15,500$6,500$1,000$1,000$0$0$1,008,116
2024$289,428$57,889$35,800$45,600$41,800$69,500$23,000$4,798$30,550$23,800$20,350$7,250$11,500$17,300$13,050$12,500$15,133$9,750$8,250$2,666$1,000$834$250$741,998
2022$91,250$46,350$31,450$18,550$8,900$500$38,850$69,682$8,950$15,200$29,350$0$12,200$500$1,750$1,250$250$3,900$8,300$2,900$0$0$250$390,332

2026 race: Ohio, 7th District

CandidatePartyCareer2026 cycleTop group
Max MillerincumbentRepublican$2,140,446$1,008,116Pro-Israel Lobby
Brian PoindexterDemocrat$818,366$818,366Artificial Intelligence
Jonah SchulzRepublican$11,700$0Real Estate
Edward FitzgeraldDemocrat$11,050$11,050Lobbyists & Big Law
Michael EisnerDemocrat$9,231$9,231Pro-Israel Lobby
Scott SchulzDemocrat$248$248Transportation & Auto
Laura Rodriguez-CarboneDemocrat$0$0—

7 candidates with a principal campaign committee. Combined figures sum every group; a dollar tagged into two groups is counted twice.

Top 100 of 594 contributors

Voting record

BillDatePosition
Second House Iran War Powers Resolution (H.Con.Res. 40)Apr 16, 2026Nay
House Iran War Powers Resolution (H.Con.Res. 38)Mar 5, 2026Nay
Iran State Sponsor of Terrorism Resolution (H.Res. 1099)Mar 5, 2026Yea
Final Approps - Israel Aid & UNRWA Ban (H.R. 7148)Feb 3, 2026Yea
State Dept Appropriations - UNRWA Ban (H.R. 7006)Jan 14, 2026Yea
Boulder Attack Resolution / Antisemitism-Zionism Conflation (H.Res. 481)Jun 9, 2025Yea
Sanction the ICC for Netanyahu Warrant (H.R. 23)Jan 9, 2025Yea
Revoke Pro-Palestine Nonprofit Status - Revote (H.R. 9495)Nov 21, 2024Yea
Antisemitism Resolution - IHRA Definition (H.Res. 1449)Nov 20, 2024Yea
Revoke Pro-Palestine Nonprofit Status (H.R. 9495)Nov 13, 2024Yea
Anti-BDS Product Labeling Act (H.R. 5179)Sep 18, 2024Yea
Sanction the ICC for Netanyahu Warrant (H.R. 8282)Jun 4, 2024Yea
Ban Withholding Weapons to Israel (H.R. 8369)May 16, 2024Yea
Codify IHRA Definition of Antisemitism (H.R. 6090)May 1, 2024Yea
$14 Billion in Weapons to Israel (H.R. 8034)Apr 20, 2024Yea
Aid Rules Package - Israel/Ukraine/Taiwan (H.Res. 1160)Apr 19, 2024Yea
Stand with Israel Against Iran Resolution (H.Res. 1143)Apr 18, 2024Yea
Palestinian Human Shields Sanctions (H.R. 5917)Apr 16, 2024Yea
Condemn 'From the River to the Sea' (H.Res. 883)Apr 16, 2024Yea
Treasury Terrorist Tax-Exempt Revocation (H.R. 6408)Apr 15, 2024Yea
Spending Rule - UNRWA Funding Cut (H.Res. 1102)Mar 22, 2024Yea
Condemn Hamas Sexual Violence Resolution (H.Res. 966)Feb 14, 2024Yea
$17.6 Billion to Israel (H.R. 7217)Feb 6, 2024Yea
Ban PLO Entry to US (H.R. 6679)Jan 31, 2024Yea
Condemn University Presidents Testimony (H.Res. 927)Dec 13, 2023Yea
IHRA Antisemitism Resolution (H.Res. 894)Dec 5, 2023Yea
Israel Right to Exist / Anti-Zionism is Antisemitism (H.Res. 888)Nov 29, 2023Yea
Censure Tlaib - 'River to the Sea' (H.Res. 845)Nov 8, 2023Yea
Cut IRS for $14B Israel Aid (H.R. 6126)Nov 2, 2023Yea
Condemn Pro-Palestine College Students (H.Res. 798)Nov 2, 2023Yea
Palestinian Militant Financial Backers Sanctions (H.R. 340)Nov 1, 2023Yea
Stand with Israel Resolution (H.Res. 771)Oct 25, 2023Yea
Israel Not Racist/Apartheid Resolution (H.Con.Res. 57)Jul 18, 2023Yea
Abraham Accords Special Envoy (H.R. 3099)Jun 13, 2023Yea
Support Abraham Accords (H.Res. 311)Apr 25, 2023Yea