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In June, House Majority PAC, the go-to Democratic group for House races, began a seven-week cable television campaign with an ad, titled “Quotes,” featuring critiques of Garrett from New Jersey newspaper
Gaetz had received support from diverse corners of the party, ranging from Mike Huckabee’s PAC to the more moderate, pro-business Republican Main Street Partnership.
Republican women’s groups like Maggie’s List, VIEW PAC and the Susan B. Anthony List have contributed to her candidacy, as have Reps.
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.”
In April, House Majority PAC reserved $220,000 in TV time for the final stretch of the 2016 campaign in the same Green Bay media market.
In New York’s 19th District , a super PAC launched an ad calling Republican candidate Andrew Heaney “Obama’s kind of Republican, not ours,” because he gave $2,300 to then Sen.
[House Majority PAC Reserves TV Time Early for Fall] House Majority PAC, the umbrella organization for Democratic outside groups interested in House races, has already reserved $13.6 million
He’s previously directed the war room at American Bridge and worked as campaigns and communications director for Senate Majority PAC . As Matsdorf told Roll Call in 2009 , it was former Sen.
“There are a lot of demands on funds out there with the presidential candidates, all of them still raising money — most of them with a super PAC and then there are these independent Super PACS,” Wicker
While Faso hasn’t run for office since 2006, a super PAC he created — New York 2014 — spent some $1.5 million last cycle, including on ads for now-freshman Republican Reps.
In 2014, unions funneled more than $15 million to Senate Majority PAC, and sent nearly $11 million to House Majority PAC, according to Open Secrets data .
The Honeywell International PAC received contributions back from Rep. Rush Holt, D-N.J., $5,000; Rep. Tom Latham, R-Iowa, $4,500; Rep. Buck McKeon, R-Calif., $3,500; Rep.
The PAC gave $419,500 to candidates, leadership PACs, and political party committees. The PAC gave $350,000 to Super PACs.
The groups making independent expenditures this year in the election include the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) $1,554,482; the House Majority PAC $906,044; Women Vote $76,245; and