Delco Racing

SCANLON05

2026 cycle · 55 corporate PACs · $168,500

Sponsored by everyone but you.

Defense contractors and health insurers write her campaign checks. Delco families get the bills. You have 45 seconds to stitch her corporate PACs onto the suit.

  1. Tap a patch to pin it, or drag it where you want it.
  2. Stitched patches are corporate PACs from her FEC filings. You score what they gave.
  3. Paper bills are what her constituents are carrying. There is no room on the suit for those, and trying costs you $5,000.

What you are looking at

Every stitched patch is a corporate political action committee that gave to Scanlon for Congress in the 2026 election cycle, with the amount it gave, as reported to the Federal Election Commission through June 30, 2026. That is 55 corporate PACs and $168,500. Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Honeywell and General Dynamics are on the list. So are Independence Blue Cross, Cigna and AmeriHealth Caritas. Tap any patch in victory lane to see the committee's name exactly as filed.

The paper bills are not donors. They stand for what households in the district are paying: rent, premiums, prescriptions, groceries. They never stick to the suit.

Her record

In April 2024 she voted yes on H.R. 8034, which included roughly $17 billion in military and security assistance for Israel. The votes are on the Gaza page. She has not co-sponsored Medicare for All, the bill targeting health insurers. Her husband's law firm, Ballard Spahr, is a registered federal lobbyist for Independence Blue Cross. The sources are on the Healthcare and Under the Umbrella pages.

The fine print

This is satire built on public records. The drawing is a collage made from her official House portrait. The game shows her corporate PAC donors only. She also takes money from union, trade association and other PACs, and from individuals; the full breakdown, with sources, is on the Money page. Accepting PAC contributions is legal and nearly universal in Congress, and a patch here says only that a committee wrote a check. Company names identify the PACs that bear them; none of those companies sponsors, endorses, or is affiliated with this site. The underlying filings are on the FEC committee page.

Nothing you do here is sent anywhere. Your best score stays on your device, and a challenge link carries only the score.