GopValuesU.S. Senator · HI
2 potential conflicts flagged from the documented record · scanned Nov 10, 2026
Senator Schatz has received over $60,000 in campaign contributions from entities like INFINEX FINANCIAL GROUP, Investment Company Institute PAC, First Hawaiian Bank, and Matson, Inc. while serving on the Senate Appropriations Committee.
Why it matters: The Senate Appropriations Committee has jurisdiction over federal spending and resource allocation, creating a potential overlap between entities seeking federal funding or regulatory oversight and the lawmaker's role in committee decisions.
In February 2025, Senator Schatz, a member of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, implemented a blanket hold on all State Department and USAID nominees.
Why it matters: As a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, the use of procedural holds directly influences the confirmation process and staffing of agencies that oversee U.S. foreign policy and diplomacy.
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1 relative on record · 3 documented records
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Captured on November 10, 2026 from 3 public sources: thehill.com, schatz.senate.gov, congress.gov. 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.
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15 sourced records · checked 11/10/2026
Campaign contributions (12)
$17,426 from INFINEX FINANCIAL GROUP
The FEC records a $17,426 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2026-02-28.
$11,249 from INFINEX FINANCIAL GROUP
The FEC records a $11,249 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2025-07-31.
$10,940 from INFINEX FINANCIAL GROUP
The FEC records a $10,940 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2025-01-31.
$8,545 from INFINEX FINANCIAL GROUP
The FEC records a $8,545 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2025-08-31.
$8,543 from INFINEX FINANCIAL GROUP
The FEC records a $8,543 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2025-02-28.
$6,607 from INFINEX FINANCIAL GROUP
The FEC records a $6,607 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2026-01-31.
$5,000 from INVESTMENT COMPANY INSTITUTE PAC
The FEC records a $5,000 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2025-07-02.
$5,000 from FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $5,000 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2025-08-26.
$5,000 from MATSON, INC. FEDERAL ELECTION COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $5,000 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2025-07-11.
$5,000 from HOLLAND & KNIGHT COMMITTEE FOR EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT
The FEC records a $5,000 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2025-08-04.
$5,000 from EFROYMSON, DEBRA
The FEC records a $5,000 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2025-07-09, with the donor listed as working for NOT EMPLOYED.
$5,000 from COZEN O'CONNOR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
The FEC records a $5,000 contribution to SCHATZ FOR SENATE on 2026-06-30.
Committee seats (2)
Senate Committee on Appropriations
Senator Schatz serves on the Appropriations Committee, which oversees federal spending and resource allocation across all government agencies.
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
Senator Schatz is a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, which oversees U.S. foreign policy, diplomacy, and international relations.
Other documented records (1)
Blanket hold on State Department/USAID nominees
Senator Schatz announced a blanket hold on all of President Trump's State Department and USAID nominees in February 2025.
Captured on November 10, 2026 from 4 public sources: fec.gov, thehill.com, schatz.senate.gov, congress.gov. 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.
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No outside income disclosed.
No holdings disclosed.
No crypto holdings disclosed.
No licensing or business deals disclosed.
No foreign financial ties disclosed in the records reviewed.
No overlap between private holdings and public duties has been documented.