Politics · 115th Congress
Blue Dog Coalition Elects 3 New Co-Chairs to Lead Them in Next Congress
Kurt Schrader will continue serving as chair of the coalition’s political arm, the Blue Dog PAC.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
10 results for "pac"
Politics · 115th Congress
After Crowley’s Defeat, Which Democrats Could Go Down Next?
The incumbent has locked up support from the Congressional Black Caucus PAC and has called in reinforcements from the likes of Georgia Rep. John Lewis, who campaigned with him in May.
Politics · 115th Congress
The Blue Dogs Are Barking Again
Brad Ashford of Nebraska, who got the Blue Dog PAC endorsement in his race to reclaim a seat he lost in 2016 to GOP Rep.
Politics · 115th Congress
Outside Groups See Validation of 2018 Strategy in Lipinski-Newman Race
[Check out Roll Call’s 2018 Election Guide] Lipinski benefited from spending from United for Progress, a Democratic super PAC that falls under the umbrella organization Country Forward — the political
Politics · 115th Congress
Dan Lipinski Survives Primary Challenge From the Left
He also benefited from spending by United for Progress, a super PACÂ with links to advocacy group No Labels. The anti-abortion group Susan B.
Politics · 115th Congress
Democratic Showdown in Illinois’ 3rd District
Lipinski has a super PAC spending on his behalf too, although mailers from United for Progress triggered a strong response from allies of former President Barack Obama on Thursday.Â
Politics · 115th Congress
NARAL Goes on Air Against Democrat Dan Lipinski
Kirsten Gillibrand’s leadership PAC endorsed Newman earlier this month.Â
Politics · 115th Congress
Gillibrand PAC Endorses Lipinski Primary Challenger in Illinois
Off the Sidelines PAC backed marketing consultant Marie Newman, who’s running against Rep. Daniel Lipinski in Illinois’ 3rd District.
Politics · 115th Congress
Will 2018 Look Like 2010 for Anti-Repeal Republicans?
Jeb Fain, a communications adviser at the House Majority PAC, which works to elect Democrats to the House, said that while Ryan might have given some Republican members a pass to vote against the
Abortion Opponents Look for a Home in Democratic Party
Democrats for Life's political action committee spent $14,000 in the 2010 cycle; EMILY's List's PAC spent $27 million, according to Open Secrets.