#new List of U.S. Senators That Received Pharmaceutical Contributions (1990-2024) -
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Chuck Schumer (D-NY): $1,500,000

Elizabeth Warren (D-MA): $822,573

Bernie Sanders (I-VT): $1,417,633
OpenSecrets reports Sanders received $1,417,633 from the pharmaceuticals/health products sector

Bob Casey (D-PA): $1,790,780
Casey is noted as a top recipient, with OpenSecrets confirming significant pharmaceutical contributions, including $99,000 from companies like Merck and Bristol Myers Squibb.

Amy Klobuchar (D-MN): $700,000

Ron Wyden (D-OR): $1,500,000

Mitt Romney (R-UT): $3,378,614

Mitch McConnell (R-KY): $2,020,462

John Cornyn (R-TX): $1.5 million

John Thune (R-SD): $400,000

The Pharmaceuticals/Health Products sector contributed approximately $94,842,908 to U.S. Senators from 1990 to 2024, according to OpenSecrets data.