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partisan super PACs placed nearly $100 million combined in initial ad reservations — $43 million by the GOP-aligned Congressional Leadership Fund and $51 million by the Democratic-aligned House Majority PAC
ICYMI On the airwaves: Majority Forward, the nonprofit arm of the Democratic super PAC Senate Majority PAC, announced it was reserving additional air time this summer to the tune of $3 million in
Pete’s picks: Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s PAC, Win the Era, has endorsed several congressional and state legislative candidates.
Now, Senate Majority PAC is spending $700,000 attacking Daines, his GOP opponent.
Politico reported that Hill’s super PAC is launching a new turnout effort, featuring an ad that shows her wearing a face mask in front of the White House.
The group’s affiliated super PAC, Defending Main Street, plans to spend $100,000 against King and to boost GOP state Sen. Randy Feenstra, The Washington Times reported.
CLF in CA: The Congressional Leadership Fund, a GOP super PAC, is launching a new digital and mail campaign for the special election in California’s 25th District, upping the ante in the race to
Republican-aligned super PACs, such as the Senate Leadership Fund, and their Democratic counterparts, including the Senate Majority PAC, have already announced they will make major investments, worth
ICYMI Democrats on the airwaves: House Majority PAC, the Democratic super PAC aligned with Speaker Nancy Pelosi, announced its first round of fall advertising reservations, reserving $51 million
Dems on offense: Senate Majority PAC, a Democratic super PAC, announced its initial round of TV ad reservations for the fall (its GOP counterpart Senate Leadership Fund announced its initial
Asian American residents are one of the dominant immigrant groups in the region, and a target for national Democrats like Meng and the ASPIRE PAC, which promotes Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
presidential and congressional primaries; Mississippi and North Carolina congressional primary runoffs July 14: Alabama and Texas primary runoffs On the airwaves: Senate Leadership Fund, a GOP super PAC
Women Vote, a super PAC connected with Emily’s List, has put about $1 million into the race. “Emily’s List did get involved very early on this cycle,” group spokesman Benjamin Ray said.
PAC people: More than 50 lawmakers have pledged to reject donations from the political action committees of corporations, yet a review of campaign records by CQ Roll Call found that the political
Jay Inslee also had super PAC support.
A new super PAC is targeting GOP Sen. Martha McSally in an early sign that the competitive Arizona Senate race could attract plenty of outside spending.
In various partnerships with each other, the DCCC, the Democratic National Committee, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, a handful of state Democratic parties, the super PAC Priorities
Anthony List and its super PAC as well as the liberal Planned Parenthood’s PAC have already committed to spending over $40 million each in the 2019-2020 campaign cycle, which they say would set records
Susan Collins, has taken the no-corporate PAC pledge, as has Democrat Cal Cunningham of North Carolina, who is running to face off against Sen. Thom Tillis, a Republican.
Those include $1,000 from an almond growers PAC, $1,000 from the Friant Water PAC and $5,000 from the South Valley Water PAC.