How GM PAC's mechanics convert participation into results.
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Precision in Every Turn
Just like a high-performance engine, GM PAC runs on careful calibration.
Every contribution, every evaluation, and every decision is designed to keep GM's political engagement operating at peak efficiency —
protecting our legacy and powering what comes next.
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Every Decision is Engineered for Impact
Here's how your participation translates into action:
- Contributions
Eligible members make voluntary contributions to GM PAC. Contributions pool together to create a larger, more powerful fund than any single effort could achieve.
- Steering Committee Evaluation
The GM PAC Steering Committee reviews local, state, and federal candidates using core, business-focused criteria:
- Connection to GM facilities and employees within their district or state;
- Positions in leadership or on key legislative committees; and
- Alignment with policies critical to GM and the auto industry.
- Alignment with GM Values
A candidate's words and actions must align with GM's stated corporate values, in addition to meeting core evaluation criteria.
- Bipartisan Support
We must work across party lines, with both Democratic and Republican leaders, to maintain GM's influence and ensure our objectives are advanced.
- Driving Success
GM remains competitive, innovative, and positioned to win in every lane of the industry.
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Contributions to GM PAC are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. Contributions to the GM PAC will be used for political purposes
in connection with federal and state elections and are subject to the prohibitions and limitations of the Federal Election Campaign Act.
Under federal law, the maximum permitted individual contribution to a political action committee is $5,000 per calendar year. All contributions
to the GM PAC are voluntary. Eligible employees have the right to refuse to contribute without reprisal, and any guidelines for contributing
are merely suggestions. You may give more or less, or not at all. You will not be favored or disadvantaged by reason of the amount contributed
or the decision of whether to contribute. The deduction you select will continue until you elect to have it discontinue. Please note that
federal law requires political action committees to report the name, mailing address, employer and occupation for each individual whose total
contributions to the PAC exceed $200 in a calendar year, and such information is public record. Contributions from foreign nationals, or
permanent residents (green card holders) not residing in the U.S., are prohibited. For further information on the GM PAC privacy statement,
please visit gmpac.com.
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