NAPEO PAC Members

Welcome to the NAPEO PAC

By donating to the PAC, attending our fundraisers or simply spreading the word to colleagues about the PAC’s mission, you are signaling your shared desire to give PEOs a seat at the table in Washington. 

Supporting the NAPEO PAC isn’t blind political giving. It is an investment in the future of our industry. We focus not on party affiliation but on lawmaker’s ability to better the business environment for the PEO industry. The congressional inroads we’ve made are a direct result of our active and engaged PAC.

I hope you’ll join us in continuing to leverage the PAC to its full potential to ensure a prosperous road ahead for PEOs.

Casey Clark
NAPEO President and CEO

PAC Fundraising

Contributions to NAPEO PAC are a critical component of NAPEO’s advocacy efforts and help ensure we have a seat at the table in discussions about key issues affecting PEOs. NAPEO PAC supports members of Congress who have oversight over critical issues affecting PEOs, as well as candidates running for open seats. Your donations help reinforce existing relationships and open doors to elected officials who support PEOs.

2025-26 ELECTION CYCLE FUNDRAISING 

$191,717.06 raised toward our $400,000 goal 

Click below to donate and help us reach our goal to better the future for our industry. 

$5,000 Contributors

NAPEO PAC proudly recognizes the following members for their generous $5,000 contributions in 2025: 

SUPPORTING LAWMAKERS ADVANCING THE PEO INDUSTRY

Your contributions to NAPEO PAC support lawmakers who are advancing policies important to the PEO industry, including H.R. 3223, NAPEO’s legislation clarifying that liability belongs with the business that benefits from a payroll tax credit claim. We thank the members of Congress below for co-sponsoring H.R. 3223.

PAC Activities

NAPEO Attends Fundraiser for Rep. Brad Schneider (D-IL)

NAPEO President & CEO Casey Clark attended a fundraiser in Utah for Rep. Brad Schneider and connected with other members of Congress, including Reps. Nikki Budzinski, Josh Gottheimer, Susie Lee, Jimmy Panetta and Brittany Pettersen.

NAPEO Hosts Fundraiser for Rep. Nathaniel Moran (R-TX)

NAPEO hosted a fundraiser in Washington for Rep. Nathaniel Moran, raising more than $15,000 and bringing members together to highlight the critical role PEOs play in supporting small and medium-sized businesses.

HOW NAPEO PAC DONATIONS ADVANCE OUR FEDERAL PRIORITIES

Contributions to NAPEO PAC support our federal advocacy efforts by strengthening relationships with key policymakers and helping move our policy priorities forward to achieve positive results for the PEO industry. 

NAPEO’s 2026 federal government affairs priorities include: 

• H.R. 3223 – Payroll Tax Liability: Work to pass H.R. 3223, legislation clarifying that liability for payroll tax credits belongs to the entity that benefits from the claim. 

• IRS Modernization: Lobby Congress to ensure the IRS updates antiquated technologies and processes, such as fax machines and paper forms. 

• Publication of PEO Customer Lists on Department of Labor Website (Form 5500): Continue to engage DOL and EBSA on Form 5500. Pursue opportunities with the department and oversight settings in Congress to elevate our concerns and priorities. 

• H.R. 1 (One Big Beautiful Bill) Implementation: As agencies implement H.R. 1, continue to engage in rule making and guidance development to pursue outcomes that align with member interests.  

• Payroll Tax Credits: Engage in and monitor issues related to payroll tax credits and other employer benefits to ensure PEOs are appropriately considered and that PEO clients remain eligible for all tax credits and benefits generally available to employers absent the PEO relationship. 
• MEWA Clarification: Begin raising awareness among industry stakeholders and policymakers regarding a potential ERISA legislative or regulatory change that would clarify that fully insured PEO health benefit plans are not considered multiple employer welfare arrangements (MEWAs).