GopValuesBrian Mast
U.S. Representative · FL-FL-21
Conflict alerts
1 potential conflict flagged from the documented record · scanned Nov 10, 2026
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Donations from pro-Israel PACs to Foreign Affairs Chair
Brian Mast, as Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, received $161,550 in campaign contributions from AIPAC and NORPAC during 2025.
Why it matters: The House Foreign Affairs Committee has direct oversight of international relations and foreign aid, creating a potential conflict when committee leadership receives significant funds from advocacy groups focused on foreign policy outcomes.
Generated automatically from the documented record on this profile — FEC contributions, committee seats, investigations, foreign ties and published reporting. A flagged overlap is not proof of wrongdoing — it is a question voters can weigh.
Family and the risk it carries
2 relatives on record · 4 documented records
Connections on record
Lines mark a documented family relationship. Money ties name the donor, company, contract or filing a relative is documented in — a link to weigh, not proof of wrongdoing.
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What they do
No description of the office yet.
Documented record
16 sourced records · checked 11/10/2026
Campaign contributions (12)
$127,316 from MAST VICTORY COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $127,316 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2026-05-07.
$79,579 from MAST VICTORY COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $79,579 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2026-03-11.
$78,137 from MAST VICTORY COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $78,137 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2025-06-27.
$71,366 from MAST VICTORY COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $71,366 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2026-05-07.
$68,442 from MAST VICTORY COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $68,442 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2025-09-26.
$58,850 from AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE PAC
The FEC records a $58,850 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2025-06-25.
$55,900 from AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE PAC
The FEC records a $55,900 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2025-02-19.
$46,800 from AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE PAC
The FEC records a $46,800 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2025-02-12.
$45,631 from MAST VICTORY COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $45,631 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2025-12-30.
$41,137 from MAST VICTORY COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $41,137 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2026-03-11.
$38,256 from MAST VICTORY COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $38,256 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2025-03-26.
$31,980 from NORPAC
The FEC records a $31,980 contribution to MAST FOR CONGRESS on 2025-10-17.
Committee seats (1)
Chair of House Foreign Affairs Committee
Brian Mast serves as the Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee in the 119th Congress, which oversees U.S. foreign policy, international relations, and foreign aid.
Stock trades (2)
Sale of Virgin Galactic Holdings (SPCE)
Brian Mast reported the sale of Virgin Galactic Holdings (SPCE) stock held in the Morgan Stanley Magnum Mast UTMA/FL account.
Sale of urban-gro, Inc. (UGRO)
Brian Mast reported the sale of urban-gro, Inc. (UGRO) stock held in a joint Morgan Stanley account.
Captured on November 10, 2026 from 3 public sources: fec.gov, disclosures-clerk.house.gov, torreydc.com. Every item links to the filing, docket or report it came from. Nothing here is independently verified beyond that link, and a record can be appealed, sealed or corrected after capture.
Contributions come from Federal Election Commission filings. Court dockets come from PACER and court records, county filings from the recorder or clerk who holds them, and the rest from official records and published reporting. None of these records is proof of wrongdoing.
Net worth
Not disclosed yet
Disclosure year not recorded
Outside income
No outside income disclosed.
Largest holdings
No holdings disclosed.
Crypto holdings
No crypto holdings disclosed.
Licensing, royalties & business deals
No licensing or business deals disclosed.
Disclosed foreign ties
No foreign financial ties disclosed in the records reviewed.
Conflicts the public should see
No overlap between private holdings and public duties has been documented.