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Entities › Ronald Lauder
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Ronald Lauder

Estée Lauder heir; World Jewish Congress president

Estée Lauder heir · Person · United States

Ronald Lauder, president of the World Jewish Congress since 2007, and his family put over $2.5M into stopping Zohran Mamdani and electing Andrew Cuomo in 2025 (Drop Site News; TIME).

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Political spending

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Ronald Lauder gave $5 million to MAGA Inc., the pro-Trump super PAC, in 2025.$5M
2025MAGA Inc.
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  • FEC filing image 202507319789366237: MAGA INC. (Form 3X) — FEC filing image 202507319789366237: MAGA INC. (Form 3X)DocumentFEC Form 3X Schedule A, receipt of March 24, 2025 (line 17)Name LAUDER, RONALD S | City, state and ZIP code NEW YORK CITY, NY 10153 | Occupation SELF-EMPLOYED | Committee MAGA INC. | Amount $5,000,000.00 | Receipt date March 24, 2025 | Reported on Form 3X on line 17
  • Fortune — Billionaire Ronald Lauder appears to have stopped political donations ahead of midterms
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Take, for example, his $5 million donation to MAGA Inc. in 2025.
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Ronald Lauder gave $250,000 to the Truth & Courage PAC to support Sen. Ted Cruz's 2024 reelection.$250K
2024Truth & Courage PAC
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  • FEC filing image 202412059720972128: TRUTH AND COURAGE PAC (Form 3X) — FEC filing image 202412059720972128: TRUTH AND COURAGE PAC (Form 3X)DocumentFEC Form 3X Schedule A, receipt of October 24, 2024 (line 11AI)Name LAUDER, RONALD S. | City, state and ZIP code NEW YORK, NY 10153-0023 | Occupation OWNER | Employer RSL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION | Committee TRUTH AND COURAGE PAC | Amount $250,000.00 | Receipt date October 24, 2024 | Reported on Form 3X on line 11AI
  • Fortune — Billionaire Ronald Lauder appears to have stopped political donations ahead of midtermshe made a $250,000 donation to the Truth & Courage PAC to help secure Sen. Ted Cruz’s reelection campaign in Texas
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Ronald Lauder gave $5,000 to the Security Is Strength PAC on Jan. 22, 2026; Fortune describes it as his most recent political donation as of August 2026.$5K
Jan 2026Security Is Strength PACReviewed vs FEC Schedule A (C00573733): Lauder, Ronald $5,000 on 2026-01-22 (and $250,000 on 2025-11-05). 'Last donation' is Fortune's characterisation, not verifiable from FEC alone.
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  • FEC filing image 202604129857125782: SECURITY IS STRENGTH PAC (Form 3X) — FEC filing image 202604129857125782: SECURITY IS STRENGTH PAC (Form 3X)DocumentFEC Form 3X Schedule A, receipt of January 22, 2026 (line 11AI)Name LAUDER, RONALD | City, state and ZIP code NEW YORK, NY 10153 | Occupation CHAIRMAN | Employer ESTEE LAUDER COMPANIES | Committee SECURITY IS STRENGTH PAC | Amount $5,000.00 | Receipt date January 22, 2026 | Reported on Form 3X on line 11AI
  • Fortune — Billionaire Ronald Lauder appears to have stopped political donations ahead of midtermsAccording to Federal Election Commission records, the last political donation he made was in January for just $5,000 to the Security Is Strength PAC, a conservative super PAC.

Opposed

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Ronald Lauder funded pacs opposing Zohran Mamdani ($2.5M)$2.5M
2025Zohran MamdaniThe four Lauders spent over $2.5M to target Mamdani and back Cuomo.
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  • Drop Site News — dropsitenews.comThe four members of the Lauder family have spent over $2.5 million to target Mamdani and back Cuomo.

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