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Patrick Murphy — but Republicans are even more encouraged by the decisions of Senate Majority PAC and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee to withdraw planned ad buys for a candidate who lacks
The ad from End Citizens United PAC, shared exclusively with Roll Call, adds a new layer to accusations that the first-term Republican senator is too cozy with lobbyists in Washington.
A Democratic super PAC is cancelling its remaining TV reservations in Florida, a sure sign that Democrats no longer believe Rep. Patrick Murphy can defeat Republican Sen. Marco Rubio.
Ian Prior from Senate Leadership Fund and Shripal Shah from Senate Majority PAC take us behind-the-scenes in the Super PAC world and discuss their ad strategy.
The candidate’s campaigns, the DSCC, and the Senate Majority PAC (a super PAC linked to the Senate Democratic leadership) together constitute the overwhelming bulk of ad spending for Senate Democrats
They also point out that unlike Ohio, Senate Majority PAC, a super PAC connected to Sens. Harry Reid and Charles E. Schumer, is still set to resume an $11 million ad campaign this weekend.
But his leadership PAC has donated $5,000 to Grassley’s campaign.
Given the shift away from TV ads and toward direct mail and knocking on doors, their super PAC, Freedom Partners Action Fund, is not expected to file a strong haul in its August fundraising report
“Incumbents have become more skilled and more focused when it comes to fighting that opposition,” said Steven Law, president and CEO of the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC connected to McConnell
The commercial from End Citizens United PAC will air on broadcast and cable in St. Louis and Kansas City from Wednesday until Sept. 27.
The Senate Leadership Fund plans to spend big money defending Republicans in a quartet of battleground seats this fall, the super PAC said Tuesday, a strong indication of which states the group expects
According to Federal Election Commission reports, Coors gave $5,000 to Leadership Matters for America, a super PAC that backed New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who is now backing Trump.
to work hard because “you’re going to see a lot of super PAC money and regular PAC money going to Republican House and Senate races as donors focus on those races due to a reluctance to give to Trump.”
A Democratic Super PAC is launching a paid social media campaign Tuesday targeting Republican Senate candidates over Donald Trump’s comments about federal judge Gonzalo Curiel, accusing them of standing
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