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A day after the Supreme Court made public an opinion on federal campaign financing, an association of state Republican Attorneys General registered a new Super PAC to make independent expenditures in federal
A Democratic-oriented super PAC reported late Friday that it has spent over $1 million against a Republican U.S. Senate candidate. Â
The coalition has a federal political action committee, the Republican Jewish Coalition PAC,  that generally gives out about $150,000 per election cycle. View financial profile .
After only 70 days in Congress, a freshman Congressman registers a new leadership PAC to collect funds from individuals and interest groups. Â Rep.
The PAC gave $419,500 to candidates, leadership PACs, and political party committees. The PAC gave $350,000 to Super PACs. Â
The Engineers Political Education Committee (EPEC)  gave funds to two Democratic-oriented super PACs, including $200,000 to the Senate Majority PAC, and $100,000 to the House Majority PAC. Â
The PAC gave $105,000 to federal candidates and committees during February. Â
The PAC gave $8,000 to the campaign committee of Rep. James Sensenbrenner, R-Wis. Â The PAC gave $5,000 each to the Computer and Communications Industry Assn.
A conservative Super PAC has reported receiving a million donation from an investor. Â
Earlier reports show the following PACs gave more than $100,000 in February: National Assn. of Realtors PAC $584,590. AFLAC PAC $233,000. CME Group Inc. PAC $169,000.
View Political MoneyLine’s 2013-2014 GM PAC profile . Â
Former Massachusetts Republican Scott Brown, has changed the name of his political action committee to Fiscal Responsibility PAC.
Thompson also provided $250,000 to be used by 32 people as conduits to make contributions to at least 13 federal candidates and a PAC. Â
The House Majority PAC  reported it spent $24,792 of 3/3 for direct mail opposing David Jolly. Women Vote! reported it spent $10,698 on 3/3 for mailhouse expenses opposing David Jolly.
Michael Turner, R-Ohio $2,000; Rep.Lynn Westmoreland, R-Ga. $3,000 from PAC and $2,000 from campaign. Â
Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, $2,325,281 cash in campaign; $53,214 cash in PAC. Sen. Tim Johnson, D-S.D., $992,415 in campaign; $274,199 in PAC. Sen.
Also reported in January was Richard Uihlein (CEO, Uline) giving $250,000 to the super PAC Club for Growth Action on December 30th; and Lynde Uihlein (Time Out Enterprises/Brico Foundation president
The Hess Corporation Political Action Committee (Hess PAC)  registered  with the Federal Election Commission, listing Eric Fishman in New York as the treasurer.
PAC-Federal were in the top group of contributors.
After the Federal Election Commission was hit by computer hackers last year, the agency is now permitting another firewall to crumble between candidates and Super PAC activity. Â