Government Efficiency & Accountability
As Oversight subcommittee chairman and a member of the DOGE effort, Eric works to root out waste, duplication, and improper spending across the federal government.
Eric Burlison Victory Fund
The Victory Fund is how serious supporters and partners sustain Congressman Eric Burlison's work in Washington — and help build and hold a durable Republican House majority.
About
Eric Burlison is a sixth-generation Missourian representing the state's Seventh District — the Springfield and Ozark region he has called home his entire life. Before public service, he spent roughly two decades in the private sector as an investment advisor and software and business consultant, work that shaped a practical, results-oriented approach to government.
Elected to Congress in 2022 and re-elected in 2024, he serves as Chairman of the Subcommittee on Economic Growth, Energy Policy, and Regulatory Affairs on the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. He also sits on the subcommittee on government efficiency (DOGE) and on the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
He is a member of the House Freedom Caucus, the Republican Study Committee, and the Second Amendment Caucus — a conservative record built on oversight, fiscal restraint, and constitutional rights.
Priorities
As Oversight subcommittee chairman and a member of the DOGE effort, Eric works to root out waste, duplication, and improper spending across the federal government.
Author of the Great American Healthcare Plan (H.R. 8324) — expanding Health Savings Accounts, raising contribution limits, and advancing price transparency to put patients back in control.
Unleashing domestic energy production and cutting red tape through measures like the Reliable Grid Act and clearer guidance and permitting standards.
A consistent voice for spending restraint and limited government — bringing a private-sector discipline to the federal balance sheet.
Steady leadership in defense of the Second Amendment and the constitutional liberties of law-abiding Americans.
Ozarks roots and on-the-ground infrastructure work through the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure for the people of southwest Missouri.
Why the Victory Fund
A joint fundraising committee lets a supporter make one contribution that is legally allocated across the committees powering Eric's work. It is the “one check, multiple committees” convenience that makes the Victory Fund the most efficient way for a major donor to give.
Up to $61,300, allocated in this order:
Up to $35,000, allocated in this order:
Any contributor may designate a contribution to a specific participating committee, and the formula may shift if a contribution limit is reached, to the extent permitted by federal law. See the full allocation notice below.
Membership
Finance Committee membership is an investment in conservative leadership — and in the access, insight, and recognition that come with standing alongside Eric as a partner in the work.
Chairman's Circle
Investment amount set by committee
Leadership Circle
Investment amount set by committee
Founding Member
Investment entry high-dollar tier
Tier amounts and benefits are set by the committee and treasurer within federal contribution limits.
Ways to Give
Contribute securely through our WinRed high-dollar page. Choose an amount below, or give any amount up to the federal maximum.
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Prefer to give by check? Please make check(s) payable to the committee and mail to our receipt agent below.
Make check(s) payable to:
Eric Burlison Victory Fund
Mail to:
Bolt Advantage
PO Box 104224
Jefferson City, MO 65110
With one check, your contribution is allocated across the committees powering Eric's work, up to the applicable federal maximum.
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