Congress · 119th Congress
Sidelined last election, abortion returns to policy limelight
Anthony Pro-Life America and its associated PAC poured $92 million into the 2024 election cycle.
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Policy · 118th Congress
As Roe anniversary approaches, Republicans debate next moves
The Democratic-leaning House Majority PAC, which supports races to gain Democratic control of the House, used the Jan. 11 House votes to call out the 25 vulnerable Republicans who voted for the legislation
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Abortion rights backers see big wins in Tuesday results
Natural Medicine Colorado PAC spent over $3.9 million in favor of the initiative this year, according to Colorado Secretary of State expenditure data.
Policy · 117th Congress
Supreme Court conservatives flex in term full of controversial cases
Activists like Glynda Carr, president of Higher Heights for America PAC, said she looks at the end of the term with “mixed emotions,” as it has brought the end of Roe v.
Policy · 117th Congress
Activists press companies on abortion with Roe v. Wade at stake
Yet, the resolution notes in the 2016-2020 election cycles, the company gave almost $7.5 million to politicians and political organizations working to weaken access to abortion through its employee PAC
Campaigns · 117th Congress
More companies disclose political spending after Jan. 6 attack
Lifesciences; and Visa did not respond to CQ Roll Call’s inquiries on how the Jan. 6 attack affected their political spending policies, including decisions on which candidates the company backs through PAC
Policy · 117th Congress
Shareholders question corporate dollars supporting abortion restrictions
pro-Trump mob and 147 Republican lawmakers’ subsequent votes to overturn results of the 2020 presidential election, attention fixed on corporate funding and many corporations paused some or all of their PAC
Campaigns · 116th Congress
COVID-19 tests unions’ ability to deliver votes, manpower, money to Democrats
the 2016 elections, labor-affiliated political action committees spent $331.5 million — about 14 percent less than the $385.7 million spent by corporate PACs and a fraction of the $4 billion in total PAC