Soros family has poured $103M into Dems' midterm coffers
George Soros and his son Alex have steered roughly $102.8 million into the 2026 midterm cycle, the bulk of it routed through the family-controlled Democracy PAC, putting the clan atop The Washington Post’s tally of individual donors and on pace to eclipse the elder Soros’ $128 million record from 2022 with more than four months still to go before November.
The mechanics tell the real story.
Only $793,800 of the cycle’s contributions sit under George Soros’ own name in Federal Election Commission filings.
The rest, about $102 million, ran through Democracy PAC, the super PAC the family launched in 2020 to consolidate its federal political spending.
Of that, $52 million arrived via Geosor, the private corporation in the elder Soros’ name, and $50 million via Fund for Policy Reform, the nonprofit whose tax filings list Alex Soros as director.
Alex Soros added another $140,525 in personal contributions.
That structure is legal but consequential.
Super PACs accept unlimited contributions and spend independently, so a single family routing nine figures through one vehicle can shape advertising, field operations, and opposition spending across the national map without bumping per-candidate caps.
The total marks a 52% jump over the $67 million the Soros family poured into Democracy PAC in 2024.
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