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George Holding, R-N.C., spent leadership PAC money in London. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call file photo) Rep. Holding spent nearly 18K in leadership PAC funds at East India Club abroad Rep.
With a tightening national environment in the fall, though, and help from a GOP super PAC, he ended up surviving by about 5 points.
Priorities USA, the major super PAC playing in the presidential race on the Democratic side, considers Georgia a “Lean Republican” state, but it’s included as one of its five “expansion” territories
End Citizens United, a liberal PAC that was a major player in last year’s midterms, announced Wednesday its top targets for 2020.
Elise Stefanik, who has also supported Perry through her leadership PAC. North Carolina Rep. George Holding, a cousin of Perry’s by marriage, had been the only male Republican backing her.
The Club for Growth, which is also usually aligned with candidates supported by the Freedom Caucus’ PAC, backed another woman in the primary, but has not yet made a determination on whether it will
Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC backed by House GOP leadership, opened a field office in the district in August.
At least one progressive super PAC has jumped into the outside spending battle that’s ramping up in North Carolina’s hotly contested 2nd District, where GOP Rep.
Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC aligned with House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, and WOMEN VOTE!
The super PAC aligned with Speaker Paul D. Ryan on Monday released its second ad in North Carolina’s 2nd District, going after Democrat Linda Coleman for not paying her property taxes on time.
The major Republican super PAC that plays in House races is airing its first ad in North Carolina this week, signaling that GOP Rep. George Holding faces a real race in the 2nd District.
Guess which race the super PAC has committed the most money to? (Hint: think northern and ferrous.)
The conservative super PAC began airing the ad Wednesday on both cable and digitally across the district.
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.
But the Club for Growth PAC endorsed the firing range owner, airing two ads on his behalf. Budd won with just 20 percent of the vote, with 91 percent of precincts reporting.
Businessman Ted Budd, who was backed by the Club for Growth’s PAC, won with a small percentage of the vote.
He also has a Super PAC on his side spending against Ellmers, who was backed by Defending Main Street Super PAC.
The group’s super PAC has spent nearly $500,000 against her. Ellmers, who campaigns with a pocket copy of the Constitution, calls herself a “common sense conservative.”
He’s the 99th wealthiest member of Congress and will likely have a family-funded super PAC for support. Neither Ellmers, a nurse, nor Holding, a former U.S. attorney and aide to the late Sen.