Politics · 117th Congress
Crypto-linked super PACs boost spending on primary races
Ryan Salame, co-CEO of FTX Digital Markets, has funded his own super PAC, the American Dream Federal Action PAC.
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Campaigns · 117th Congress
Crypto industry poised to play larger role in midterm campaigns
The PAC brought in about $96,000 last year, compared with $29,000 raised during the whole 2020 cycle, according to FEC filings.
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Leadership PACs are often overlooked. These corny names can’t be ignored
That’s Six PAC if you’re filling out checks.
Congress · 116th Congress
Record number of House GOP women just one of many ‘firsts’ for 117th Congress
Julie Conway, executive director of VIEW Pac, which supports Republican women running for office, told CQ Roll Call that the huge class of 2018 midterm winners opened some GOP women up to the idea
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Republican women could add to House ranks, but Senate outlook uncertain
Emmer later joined Stefanik when she launched her PAC, saying, “We’re going to align with you to the extent we can.”
Campaigns · 116th Congress
What to watch in Alaska, Florida and Wyoming primaries Tuesday
A super PAC called Conservative Outsider PAC, which Florida Politics reported has financial ties to the club, spent nearly $460,000 on media placements opposing Eagle.
Politics · 115th Congress
Ocelots, Butterflies in Path of Border Wall
In August, when announcing where their PAC, the LCV Victory Fund, would be spending for the midterms, the group targeted targeted two House Republicans with low LCV scores in districts on the border: Will
Politics · 115th Congress
Freshmen Backed by Freedom Caucus Aren’t Committing to Joining
“There’s not necessarily direct correlation between our PAC support and caucus membership,” he said.
Politics · 114th Congress
Will Republicans Have Fewer Women in the House Next Year?
On the Republican side, the encouragement for more women to run has come from much smaller and more splintered groups like VIEW PAC, Maggie’s List, RightNOW PAC, Women Lead PAC and the Susan B.