The money
About $141,000 from the insurance industry over his career
Across 95 receipts from 2017 through July 2026, Friends of Jeff Keicher took roughly $141,300 from insurers, insurance-agent associations, and insurer-employee PACs. His largest insurance donors are IFAPAC Illinois ($24,000), the State Farm Agents & Associated PAC ($21,200), and, tied at $10,500, the Illinois Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, the Illinois Insurance Political Committee, and the Blue Cross parent's employee PAC. State Farm's own PACs and agencies account for about $31,000 of the total.
Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee 34033 (Illinois Sunshine export, Sept. 6 2026)
Top insurance-sector donors
| Donor | Career total |
|---|---|
| IFAPAC Illinois | $24,000 |
| State Farm Agents & Associated PAC, Inc. | $21,200 |
| Health Care Service Corporation Employees' PAC | $10,500 |
| Illinois Assn. of Mutual Insurance Companies | $10,500 |
| Illinois Insurance Political Committee | $10,500 |
| Big I Illinois PAC | $10,000 |
| State Farm Federal PAC | $9,500 |
| IIAPAC | $9,000 |
| Zurich American Insurance Company | $8,500 |
| American Property Casualty Insurance Association Political Account | $6,750 |
| Forreston Mutual Insurance Co | $4,000 |
| Allstate Insurance Company | $3,250 |
| All insurance-sector receipts (95) | $141,329 |
Insurance-sector = insurers, insurance-agent associations, and insurer-employee PACs. Labor, party, and other donors are excluded here because this page is about one industry's relationship to one set of votes. The full committee record is public at the Illinois State Board of Elections.
Contributions against the votes
Friends of Jeff Keicher reported $1,000 from State Farm Federal PAC, $2,000 from Allstate, and $2,500 from the Illinois Insurance Political Committee, all received Oct. 21, 2025. Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee 34033 ↗
On Jan. 16, 2026, Friends of Jeff Keicher reported $5,000 from IFAPAC Illinois (the insurance agents' PAC), $5,000 from Big I Illinois (independent agents), and $2,000 from NAMIC. Sixty-two days later, Keicher voted no on SB 1486. Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee 34033 ↗
The insurance industry has contributed to Friends of Jeff Keicher in 95 installments since 2017 — before and after these votes. The entries above are the contributions closest in time to the rate-review votes; readers can review the full committee record at the Illinois State Board of Elections.