Y Combinator创始人和高管成立名为"Little Tech PAC"的政治行动委员会，正在向2026年美国联邦选举的候选人和政治行动委员会进行捐款1。该委员会已筹集20万美元，并已支出117,647美元，向66个不同的政治行动委员会及其候选人进行了捐赠1。
捐款者包括Y Combinator联合创始人Paul Graham和Jessica Livingston，以及首席执行官Garry Tan等公司高管和员工1。该委员会于2025年12月15日注册，首笔捐款由Travis Lowe在12月18日提交1。大多数捐款金额为5,000美元，这是个人年度向联邦选举候选人提供的最高允许金额1。
捐款在共和党和民主党候选人之间分布相对均匀，涉及加州、华盛顿特区、德州和弗州等多个州1。具体捐款包括向众议院民主党议员Valerie Foushee的政治委员会捐赠3,500美元、向众议院民主党议员Adam Smith的委员会捐赠3,000美元，以及向众议院共和党议员Mike Rogers的委员会捐赠3,000美元1。Garry Tan在2025年3月曾表示："我们希望10,000朵花盛开，让初创公司有机会为消费者提供选择，建立真正创造各地繁荣的自由市场。"1
Y Combinator's newly formed political action committee, known as Little Tech PAC, has begun distributing funds to federal candidates across the United States.1 The committee, registered on December 15, 2025, has raised $200,000 from 40 donations and spent $117,647 to date, supporting contributions to 66 different federal candidates and political action committees.1 The PAC's backing is roughly split between Republican and Democratic candidates.
The committee's contributors include Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham, co-founder Jessica Livingston, and Chief Executive Officer Garry Tan, along with employees and partners from the organization.1 Most donors have contributed the maximum allowed annual amount of $5,000.1 Recipients of the PAC's support span multiple states, including $3,500 to House Democrat Valerie Foushee's PAC, $3,000 to House Democrat Adam Smith's PAC, and $3,000 to House Republican Mike Rogers' PAC.1
Garry Tan framed the initiative around market principles, stating in March 2025: "We want 10,000 flowers to bloom and for startups to have every chance to give consumers choice and for there to be truly free markets that create prosperity everywhere."1
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