ACEC/PAC and Political Programs
ACEC's Political Action Committee - ACEC/PAC - is the engineering industry's primary tool for political engagement at the national level. Supported by engineering professionals from across the country who work for member firms, the sole purpose of ACEC/PAC is to elect candidates to the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate who support policies and legislation favorable to the engineering industry.
ACEC/PAC is overseen by a committee of PAC Champions made up of engineering firm executives from all the ACEC member organizations and is regulated by the Federal Election Commission (FEC). ACEC/PAC is currently the largest federal PAC in the design industry, having grown more than 500% in 10 years. It supports candidates on a bipartisan basis and may give up to $5,000 to a federal candidate per election, and up to $10,000 per candidate for their federal election cycle. In the last election cycle, ACEC/PAC’s winning percentage was 97%.
(ACEC login and password required to access)
To learn more about ACEC/PAC, please contact Director of Political Affairs Jennifer Pugh, or log on to visit the ACEC/PAC site here.
ACEC/PAC is regulated by the Federal Elections Commission, and is overseen by a committee of PAC Champions made up of engineering firm executives from the ACEC member organizations.
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U.S. Representative Michael Capuano (D-MA) (third from right), a member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, met with ACEC/Massachusetts leadership at the HNTB offices in Boston. |
U.S. Representative Dave Loebsack (D-IA) (center), who sits on the House Committee on Armed Services, with (left to right) ACEC/Iowa President-Elect Dave Moeller of Snyder & Associates and ACEC/Iowa Executive Director David Scott. |
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