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Shop talk: Ryanne Brown Brown recently joined the Democratic super PAC Priorities USA, where she is charged with overseeing digital paid media for the 2022 campaign cycle and heading efforts to reach
“Next up is fighting to fix our aging infrastructure,” says the narrator in a new ad from House Majority Forward, the nonprofit arm of the Democratic super PAC House Majority PAC, aimed at bolstering
Shop talk: Julie Conway Conway is the executive director of VIEW PAC, a group that backs female Republican candidates.
Bold redistricting: BOLD PAC, the campaign arm of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, announced a “six-figure investment” to help organizations in Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico focused on training
The Congressional Leadership Fund, a GOP super PAC, kicked off its August messaging this morning, launching digital ads targeting Reps.
House endorsements: The Women’s March super PAC and affiliated Women’s March Win made their first political endorsement this week, throwing support behind Turner in the Democratic primary for the
The Congressional Leadership Fund — a super PAC connected to the House GOP leadership — circulated the New York Post article and a link to the video in an email blast to reporters this week.
(Thiel is bankrolling a super PAC that supports Masters.) In Pennsylvania, Carla Sands, who served as U.S. ambassador to Denmark under Trump, joined the GOP Senate primary. Author J.D.
sides: Former North Carolina state Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley racked up more endorsements this week in the Senate Democratic primary, getting the backing of the Congressional Black Caucus PAC
In one example, the Democratic super PAC Priorities USA announced a $20 million “initial investment” to “address assaults on voting rights.”
Power of the purse: Winning for Women PAC, which supports Republican female candidates, offered its first wave of endorsements this week, backing nine House freshmen: Young Kim and Michelle Steel
PAC people: Business PACs, many of which paused donations earlier this year amid fallout from the violent Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, have begun to send more money to lawmakers, including to the
ICYMI Online messaging: Majority Forward, the nonprofit arm of the Democratic super PAC Senate Majority PAC, announced Wednesday it was spending $1.5 million on digital ads and “connected TV” ads
a former Capitol Hill and congressional campaign aide, serves as communications director for the LIBRE Initiative, a conservative-leaning Hispanic group in the Koch network, and as an adviser to its PAC
ICYMI A new PAC in town: A new group known as Democrats Serve launched Wednesday to recruit and support Democratic candidates with “civil and public service backgrounds … including police officers
Not moving on: BOLD PAC, the campaign arm of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, made a “five-figure digital investment” to oppose Florida’s Gimenez, who is Cuban American, in one of two Miami-area
Cheney, who could be supplanted by Stefanik as House GOP Conference chair next week, gave nearly $2.4 million from her campaign account and Cowboy PAC, a leadership PAC.
The Club for Growth PAC followed Trump’s lead two days later. Budding Senate race: North Carolina Rep.
PAC up your troubles: Will Donald Trump or Jim Risch be the one to Save America? Who would you want to split a Six PAC with in Iowa?
Another super PAC, dubbed the American Jobs and Growth PAC, has recently spent $31,000 against Carter Peterson, according to FEC disclosures.