Humana and the Humana Political Action Committee (PAC) support state and federal political candidates in accordance with all applicable laws. Humana PAC is a separated, segregated fund that collects voluntary contributions from Humana employees to support political candidates. It is registered with the Federal Election Commission and is strictly nonpartisan.
Our political contributions and activities
FAQs about the Humana PAC
Who’s eligible for membership in the Humana PAC?
As required by federal law, only salaried Humana employees with managerial, supervisory, professional or policymaking responsibilities may join and support the Humana PAC.
Which political party does the PAC support/favor?
The PAC is nonpartisan and does not support candidates based on party affiliation. The PAC has a long history of providing support for candidates across party lines.
Why did Humana establish a PAC?
Humana PAC was established to ensure that Humana employees are provided an opportunity to demonstrate support for federal and state legislators who share Humana's public policy goals and objectives. Participation is strictly voluntary.
What are the objectives of the PAC?
The mission of the Humana PAC is to identify and support candidates for office who, like us, believe that private sector health coverage provides the best opportunity for affordable, accessible and quality healthcare for all. Candidates supported by Humana know that our endorsement represents a shared commitment to these goals.
Who controls the PAC?
As a nonpartisan organization, the Humana PAC is governed by a 12-member board of directors, the majority of whom are elected from the Humana employee membership. All PAC members are encouraged to participate in its governance and related activities.
Past contributions and activities
July-December 2025
January-June 2025
July-December 2024
January-June 2024
July–December 2023
January-June 2023
July-December 2022
January-June 2022
July-December 2021
January–June 2021
July–December 2020
January–June 2020
January–June 2019
July–December 2019
January–June 2018
July–December 2018
January–June 2017
July–December 2017