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UnitedHealth leaders pour over $100,000 into Rep. Katherine Clark's race

More than 40 UnitedHealth Group executives and board members donated a total exceeding $100,000 to Rep. Katherine Clark’s campaign during the 2025-2026 cycle, with CEO Stephen Hemsley and his wife each giving $7,000.

UnitedHealth Group’s senior staff, including its chief executive Stephen Hemsley, contributed heavily to the political fund of Massachusetts Rep. Katherine Clark, the House’s No. 2 Democrat. Over 40 officials and directors collectively donated more than $100,000 in one outlet election period. The Hemsleys each contributed $7,000, and the company’s top donors outpaced all but one other federal politician, Republican Sen. Mike Crapo of Idaho, who received less than half that amount.

Why it matters

The contributions reveal how a major health insurer is influencing a key Democratic leader’s campaign ahead of the midterms.

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UnitedHealth donationsKatherine Clark campaignStephen Hemsleypolitical contributions2025-2026 election cycleMike Crapohealth insurer influence
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