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What does the public understand that PAC critics don’t? For starters, PACs are the best example of campaign finance reform that works.
Drain the DC Swamp PAC has also spent more than $46,000 for digital, radio and TV ads supporting Greene, all since the report was published.
Drain the DC Swamp PAC has also spent more than $46,000 for digital, radio and TV ads supporting her, all since the report was published.
The Club for Growth, House Freedom Fund and a new super PAC called Miles of Greatness Fund all spent in the lead-up to Tuesday.Â
Outside groups backing West, including political arms of the Communications Workers of America and The Collective PAC, which supports Black candidates, have spent a combined $90,000 on the runoff.Â
Club for Growth Action and Club for Growth PAC have spent a combined $598,000 so far backing Tuberville. The club also endorsed Jackson after supporting a different candidate in the primary.
Outside groups that backed Bice included the American Jobs and Growth PAC, a super PAC that spent $92,000 for digital ads, and Future Leaders Fund, which spent $16,000 on robocalls.Â