Welcome to Ameren FedPAC
Meaningfully Connect to Strategy
Welcome to Ameren FedPAC, and thank you for your interest!
As we work together to power the quality of life for millions of Ameren customers, our strategy is key. Central to that strategy is enhancing regulatory frameworks and advocating for responsible energy policy to benefit customers, communities, and shareholders.
To support this strategy, in 2022 we launched our first PAC solicitation in over a decade. We have set ambitious goals and realized significant progress. As of February 2025, PAC receipts are up 151 percent, and membership is up 80 percent since 2022. However, we are still short of our overall goals. With major debates happening in all of our jurisdictions, your support is critical and can make a difference.

Why it Matters:
- Be a We win together. Action here directly connects to our strategy to enhance regulatory frameworks and advocate for responsible policies.
- Increasing PAC contributions allows us to significantly increase our advocacy efforts in Washington DC, Jefferson City, Missouri, and Springfield, Illinois (as dollars are shared with state PACs).
Why it Matters:
- Be a President’s Level contributor! Each coworker has a President’s Level for their role in Ameren.
- We have an overall goal to triple PAC receipts and contributors. This will move us to the top third compared to peers.




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