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↵↵Endorsement watch: CHC BOLD PAC, the campaign arm of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, is backing Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar, who is running in California's 48th District.
↵↵Cornyn has maintained support from Senate Majority Leader John Thune, the Senate Leadership Fund super PAC and the National Republican Senatorial Committee, which traditionally backs incumbents.
↵↵#MISEN: The leading Democratic candidates for Senate in Michigan met onstage for a forum in Washington this week, with corporate PAC donations and health care plans emerging as key areas of differentiation
↵↵The Democratic Lieutenant Governor Association's PAC has spent $1.7 million to support Way. DMFI PAC, the political arm of the Democratic Majority for Israel, spent $24,000 on her behalf.Â
United Democracy Project, the super PAC of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, has spent $2.3 million opposing former Rep.
, with the United Democracy Project, the political arm of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, spending $1.5 million to oppose Malinowski and the Democratic Lieutenant Governor's Association PAC
Meanwhile, Welcome PAC, which backs centrist Democrats running in districts that Trump won, also announced new endorsements: farmer Jamie Ager (#NC11), Colorado state Rep.
What’s more, the super PAC affiliated with McConnell entered May with over $72 million on hand.
House Majority PAC, the biggest outside group supporting House Democratic candidates, logged its largest tab so far this year in support of Carrick Flynn, an Oregon native and political newcomer
House Majority Forward, the nonprofit arm of the super PAC House Majority PAC, is increasing its investment in promoting Biden’s agenda to $20 million, launching ads, mailers and field programs in battleground
‘We’re going to win’ Backroads PAC, a group that advocates for rural district Democrats, sounded an alarm in a Wednesday fundraising email obtained by CQ Roll Call: “Watching the results of last