A Democratic political action committee in California is blasting Rep.
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Terry McAuliffe's political action committee and the state's Democratic Party.
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We are determinedly nonpartisan — we maintain no political action committee.
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The political action committee announced its launch on Wednesday afternoon.
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Terry McAuliffe's political action committee while running for state Senate.
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Justice Democrats, a political action committee that helped liberal freshman Rep.
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She has said she will reject corporate political action committee money.
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A political action committee bought an ad falsely stating that Sen.
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America Works, his political action committee, is paying for the travel.
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She has said she will reject corporate political action committee donations.
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Axios and Politico first reported plans for the political action committee.
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Money matters: The NVCA's political action committee donated $5,000 to Rep.
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He also created a political action committee called The Fight PAC.
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Hotze runs a political-action committee called Conservative Republicans of Texas.
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She launched her own political action committee in May, Onward Together.
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The largest and most successful political action committee for progressive women.
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I have not, because I volunteer for a political action committee.
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Michael McKee is the treasurer of the Tenants Political Action Committee.
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She is now a senior adviser to their political action committee.
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He also gave $5,000 to Facebook's political action committee in May.
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He was also executive director of that company's political action committee.
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Underscoring the point, the UMWA's political action committee in July gave $75,000 to VoteVets, a progressive political action committee that supports veterans running for office, a 15-fold increase from its 2016 donation to the group.
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Terry McAuliffe's political action committee and $207,788 from the state's Democratic Party.
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Recently, he quietly gave $5,000 to Biden's political action committee, American Possibilities.
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So much cash that they can afford their own political action committee.
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"This will turn every church into a political action committee," he said.
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End Citizens United is a political action committee funded by grassroots donors.
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We were wrong: Introducing the Trump Has Tiny Hands political action committee.
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Claver-Carone is director of the U.S.-Cuba Democracy Political Action Committee.
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A political action committee he established in 2017 has raised about $490,000.
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Zimmer Biomet's political action committee then contributed to Price's re-election campaign.
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Prince donated $100,000 to a political action committee that supported Trump's election.
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Al Franken's political action committee, a review of federal elections records reveals.
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The company's political action committee also donated the maximum $10,000 to Sen.
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Both were filed by the Democratic Coalition, a political action committee in Washington.
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A political action committee formed in 2016, Amish PAC, is rallying the faithful.
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Since then, Buttigieg has traveled to Iowa and launched a political action committee.
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Under Pollack, AHA launched the political action committee AHAPAC to press its goals.
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But those donations have almost exclusively gone to the company's political action committee.
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We're also a political action committee, so it's our job to collect contributions.
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Kishor's organization, Indian Political Action Committee, published two tweets to address the rumors.
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Instead, it was made by an independent political action committee, or super PAC.
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She comes from JPMorgan Chase, where she managed the company's political action committee.
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The political action committee launched last year is focused on electing Democratic candidates.
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It is the Conservative Political Action Conference, not the Conservative Political Action Committee.
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AIG has ramped up lobbying and restarted spending by its political action committee.
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Planned Parenthood's political action committee is launching $1.3 million in ads against Sen.
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SCOTT BOLDEN, CHAIR OF THE NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE: Or their philosophies.
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The two organizations tried sharing a political action committee, but separated entirely last October.
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Come 2013, he founded NextGen America: an environmentally focused nonprofit and political action committee.
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Donors were asked to provide $5,000 per political action committee or $1,000 per individual.
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Conservative political action committee America Rising is laying out its first attack on Sen.
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Today, he serves as president & CEO of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee (BIPAC).
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Her political action committee has already donated $100,000 to the National Democratic Redistricting Committee.
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Martin O'Malley launched a new political action committee called Win Back Your State PAC.
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Former Vice President Biden on Thursday officially launched his political action committee, American Possibilities.
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Gerlach is the president and CEO of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee (BIPAC).
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Nearly 20,000 of those contributions were directed specifically to the new political action committee.
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Its political action committee donated $252,405 to Republicans versus $35,940 to Democrats in 2016.
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Higher Heights operates a political action committee that supports black women running for office.
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The exchange was quickly picked up by American Bridge, a liberal political action committee.
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His current position with a pro-Trump political action committee has also drawn scrutiny.
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In 2015, progressive groups and a political action committee pressed her to run for president.
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The Times erroneously linked the Arizona shooting to an advertisement from Palin's political action committee.
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Intel isn't the only tech company with a political action committee funneling money into Congress.
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She will also oversee its political action committee and manage the DGA PAC leadership council.
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The political action committee, which backs pro-abortion-rights Democratic women, endorsed Michigan state Rep.
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The employees from the political action committee who quit are Dave Mills and Courtney McCargo.
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Pesavento is president of the 420 USA Political Action Committee, which advocates for marijuana legalization.
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Stefanik has started a political action committee dedicated at least partly toward increasing their numbers.
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He previously ran a political action committee that backed conservative challengers to incumbent Republican senators.
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A Democratic-aligned political action committee is making a final push ahead of the Nov.
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The political action committee allows wealthy donors to give unlimited amounts to support his candidacy.
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Political action committee donations to the account are capped at $45,000 per PAC per year.
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The money went to a political action committee that supported candidates with business-friendly policies.
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The political action committee poured nearly $2 million into the Iowa Republican's 2016 reelection race.
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Clinton picked up the endorsement of the Congressional Black Caucus political action committee on Thursday.
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The two previously founded America Rising, a political action committee that works closely with Republicans.
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M.L.B.'s political action committee donated $472,500 from the start of 2017 through this Oct.
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A statewide political action committee, the California Charter School Association, poured money into the race.
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It also recently started a political action committee, although no donations have yet been reported.
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He previously ran a political action committee that backed conservative challengers to incumbent Republican senators.
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Biden recently opened a political action committee, allowing him to raise money for Democrats nationwide.
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Land O'Lakes Political Action Committee donated $2,500 in late June to King's re-election campaign.
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She got more than $450,000 through a political action committee set up by Virginia Gov.
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Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) over the political action committee that Johnson's challenger founded in 2011.
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Trump talkPresident Donald Trump speaks at the Conservative Political Action Committee, better known as CPAC.
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A. Scott Bolden is chair of the political action committee of the National Bar Association.
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Ms. McMahon was approached weeks ago as a possible official at the political action committee.
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Jodi, his wife of 22 years, cofounded the political action committee C4GC, Conservatives for Guilford County.
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But she has launched "Onward Together," a Political Action Committee that supports progressive candidates and organizations.
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Seth Moulton, through his political action committee Serve America, which recruits veterans to run for Congress.
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They also committed to rejecting political action committee contributions from the oil, gas, and coal industries.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's chief of staff used political action committee funds to pay Ocasio-Cortez's boyfriend.
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She and her relatives donated $58,000 to the president's campaign and a related political action committee.
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Elizabeth Warren and pointed out last week that her political action committee donated to his campaign.
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During a news conference at the Conservative Political Action Committee in 2013, Trump reiterated his position.
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Then there is CHC's Leadership Political Action Committee, or more commonly known as the BOLD PAC.
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He is a senior adviser the Great America Committee, Vice President Mike Pence's political action committee.
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He is a senior adviser the Great America Committee, Vice President Mike Pence's political action committee.
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She also called out America Rising, a Republican political action committee that was at the event.
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Moulton raised millions of dollars through the Serve America PAC, his veteran-boosting political action committee.
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He will oversee its political engagement, including its state grassroots operations and its political action committee.
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Amelia Chassé is press secretary for the America Rising political action committee View the discussion thread.
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Terry McAuliffe's political action committee made six contributions totaling $467,500 to McCabe's campaign, the Journal reported.
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The California Democrat tweeted that he'd received a candidate questionnaire from the NRA's political action committee.
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His political action committee, American Possibilities, also often received contributions from those in the lobbying industry.
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She has donated to the progressive state-level political action committee her neighbors created last year.
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The billionaire's political action committee began running an ad on Sunday that directly criticizes President Trump.
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One such group, the muscular National Conservative Political Action Committee, was established with Mr. Finkelstein's help.
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A major progressive group's political action committee has launched a new digital ad that targets Rep.
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The editorial also incorrectly described a map distributed by a political action committee before that shooting.
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It receives no funding from the government or any political party, political action committee or candidate.
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McAuliffe's political action committee made six contributions totaling $467,500 to Jill McCabe's campaign, the Journal reported.
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" The political action committee described the ad as a "select TV buy in major media markets.
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Bloomberg's political action committee spent more than $100 million to support Democratic candidates during the midterms.
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The political action committee of the Congressional Black Caucus endorsed Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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It also has a political action committee (PAC) to support candidates who vow to fight gun violence.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is working on shutting down his political action committee, CNBC has learned.
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Inslee's political action committee has raised $112,500, according to a November filing with the Federal Election Committee.
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From June to October 2015, McAuliffe's political action committee made six contributions totaling $467,500 to McCabe's campaign.
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It created an electioneering fund, which was the original political action committee, to which members could contribute.
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Boeing Co.'s political action committee is ramping up its contributions to governors groups in both parties.
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He is a senior adviser to the Great America Committee, Vice President Mike Pence's political action committee.
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The political action committee formed by the Democratic-controlled Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus on Friday endorsed Esty.
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The corporations set up a political action committee that spent $1.6 million to back her successful campaign.
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A political action committee supporting Chris McDaniel, the polarizing Mississippi Senate candidate, received $750,0003 from Mr. Uihlein.
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The same family firms also received another $25,000 from a political action committee that supports Ms. Blackburn.
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He tweeted Saturday, touting support for House and Senate candidates in 2020 through his political action committee.
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The political action committee affiliated with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, sent a $216,23 check.
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Engage Texas, a political action committee (PAC), has raised $10m to register Republican voters throughout the state.
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Between its employees and its political action committee, Amazon is by far the top contributor to Rep.
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The money came from the Virginia Democratic Party and the political action committee tied to Virginia Gov.
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Intel's political action committee gave about equally to Democratic and Republican candidates during the last election cycle.
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The ads attacking Brooks were financed by a political action committee (PAC) aligned with Senate GOP leadership.
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Trump made his remarks at an event hosted by a political action committee called Retired American Warriors.
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He&aposs a Democratic strategist, Alex Smith, American Rising Political Action Committee executive director, and historian Doug Wead.
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Bowman has the backing of the progressive political action committee Justice Democrats, which helped Ocasio-Cortez and Rep.
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He also started a political action committee, Vape PAC, which raised over $3,000 and distributed some 400,000 postcards.
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Welfare to Work Political Action Committee declined to comment to VICE Impact on its opposition to Question 2.
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They have since become vocal advocates for gun control, founding the Americans for Responsible Solutions political action committee.
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Mia Love of Utah, and the group's political action committee endorsed Democrat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election.
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Comparatively, a political action committee that is anti-Prop 1 spent under $100,000 on advertisements opposing the proposition.
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Thomas Tucker is a cofounder of The New Majority California, a political action committee that promotes fiscal responsibility.
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The former vice president created a political action committee earlier this month geared toward electing Democrats to office.
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In 2013 and 2014, Tenet contributed $50,000 each year to Let's Get to Work, Scott's political action committee.
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John McCain have denounced Trump, and prominent Republicans have organized a political action committee dedicated to stopping him.
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Patrick last month announced a new Political Action Committee (PAC) amid speculation of a presidential run in 2020.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks at a fundraiser for his political action committee at the JW Marriott Indianapolis.
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He launched a political action committee last month, further fueling questions of whether he could mount a campaign.
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Jim Dean is the chair of Democracy for America, a progressive political action committee founded by Howard Dean.
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Uber and Lyft started a political action committee called Rideshare Works for Austin to lobby for Prop 1.
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They include the Democratic Party-aligned House Majority PAC and the National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee.
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The Times asked donors to Mayor Bill de Blasio's federal political action committee if he should be president.
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So why has Pence formed a political action committee, the only sitting vice president ever to do so?
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Trump's move comes months after Vice President Pence's political action committee donated to Blackburn's Senate bid last year.
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This week, liberal political action committee PACRONYM announced a $22019 million digital campaign to counter the Trump campaign.
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Trump recently held a fundraiser in Missouri, while Vice President Pence's political action committee has contributed to Hawley.
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Bloomberg's political action committee, Independence USA, released a star-studded digital ad, directed by Foster, targeting women voters.
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The Amazon political action committee consistently donates to politicians who actively oppose every single Amazon views you listed.
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Politically, she has created a political action committee to raise money and encourage women to run for office.
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Sher's email noted that the campaign was sponsored by NORPAC, a right-wing pro-Israel political action committee.
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People close to Ayers said he could go back to leading Pence's political action committee, the Great America Committee.
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The money race began, and I attended political action committee fund-raisers, which are like panhandling with hors d'oeuvres.
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Branstad's oldest son, Eric, has worked on a political action committee that has been critical of Cruz's ethanol stance.
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He organized his messaging efforts through GOPAC, a political action committee he cofounded with Delaware Governor Pete du Pont.
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Last year, the company's political action committee donated $1.5 million to federal candidates, with 56 percent directed to Republicans.
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Biden recently launched "American Possibilities PAC," a political action committee, that has set off speculation about Biden's 2020 intentions.
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Goldman's political action committee and its employees were among the most generous contributors to Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.
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The president's political action committee (PAC) has spent $274,000 on Facebook ads since May, reports the New York Times.
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Real Justice is a political action committee raising funds to elect prosecutors who are committed to ending structural racism.
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Right to Rise USA, a political action committee supporting Jeb Bush, has "sent seven mailers like this," said O'Keefe.
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And in August, I joined the board of advisers for a political action committee dedicated to ending gun violence.
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Hickenlooper has also made presidential headlines by founding his own political action committee and visiting Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The vice president also raised $1 million for his political action committee at an event last month, CNN reported.
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The Conservative Political Action Committee meets through March 2 at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center outside Washington.
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His political action committee, Serve America, previously only endorse military veterans, a nod to Moulton's own Marine Corps service.
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In 2012, Gillibrand also launched a political action committee, Off the Sidelines, to bring more women into elective office.
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MadDog PAC, a political action committee created to build opposition to Trump, created the image, Landman told The Hill.
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Starting in June and lasting through October, McAuliffe's political action committee made six contributions totaling $467,500 to McCabe's campaign.
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He started a leadership political action committee last year aimed at helping Republicans open to changes in immigration law.
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Pounder is also the president of America Rising, a political action committee that often compiles opposition research on Democrats.
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The Pence campaign, and later Mr. Pence's vice-presidential political action committee, Great America Committee, have worked with imge.
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And the law firm's political action committee made donations to legislators who had the power to influence ZTE's fate.
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A few days ago, he announced he's in the process of starting a political action committee to "dismantle" Trump.
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Tickets are $2900,220006 each and contributions go to Friends of Dick Durbin or his political action committee, Prairie PAC.
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The indictment says Parnas and Fruman made illegal donations totaling $325,000 to a political action committee that supports Trump.
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In the 2018 midterm elections, the group and its political action committee, AFP Action, were active in 64 races.
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His Ruffpac political action committee prepared a television commercial that benignly featured babies and puppies playing in Central Park.
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This year alone, he was the beneficiary of $400,000 from a political action committee funded by one Chicago family.
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Per the New York Times, the company will function as both a nonprofit and super political action committee (PAC).
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Biden, meanwhile, on Thursday won the endorsement of Latino Victory, a progressive political action committee that backs Hispanic candidates.
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Justice Democrats, a progressive political action committee, on Tuesday urged Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonCollins walks impeachment tightrope Hill.
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A newly formed political action committee called Mad Dog PAC is also bringing its efforts to Palm Beach County.
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For years, Rubenstein has refrained from contributing to political campaigns, and Carlyle has never formed a political-action committee.
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A Republican political action committee is reportedly turning its attention and resources toward an initiative against New York Gov.
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They were with the American Bridge 21st Century political action committee, a Democratic group that tracks the Republican candidates.
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The news publication cited numbers from progressive political action committee American Bridge, who reviewed purchase orders from the agency.
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"The editorial also incorrectly described a map distributed by a political action committee before that shooting," the note read.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly named the political action committee that Ms. McMahon is expected to join.
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In 2017 he co-founded With Honor , a super political action committee, with political commentator and fellow veteran David Gergen.
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A recently formed political action committee called 314 Action is helping those with backgrounds in science to run for office.
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A political action committee produced a targeted video ad depicting the implied rape of a little girl in a bathroom.
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Hillary Clinton, who the Black Caucus' political action committee endorsed, addressed the shootings in a speech Wednesday in Orlando, Florida.
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Schriock, 903, is president of Emily's List, the political action committee dedicated to electing Democratic women who support abortion rights.
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The move by the anti-Trump political action committee came just a day after the 46-year-old Slovenian native
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Stephanie Schriock is president of Emily's List, a political action committee that supports pro-choice Democratic women running for office.
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Biden, 74, recently launched American Possibilities PAC, a political action committee that has set off speculation about his 2020 intentions.
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The Wall Street Journal reported in 2016 citing campaign finance records that the political-action committee of Democratic Virginia Gov.
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In addition, Fernandez donated about $1.3 million to Scott's Let's Get to Work political action committee from 2010 to 133.
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He also formed Facebook's political action committee and designed its donations to be evenly split between Republican and Democratic candidates.
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Men are increasingly turning to Planned Parenthood for health services, according to a spokeswoman for the nonprofit's political action committee.
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Robby Mook will become president of the House Majority PAC, which is the political action committee of the House Democrats.
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The audit looked solely at the finances of the NRA's 501(c)(4) nonprofit arm, not its political action committee.
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The Credit Union National Association's (CUNA) political action committee has purchased digital, radio and mail ads backing vulnerable Democratic Sens.
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A political action committee affiliated with him polled Democratic caucus voters in Iowa, and he visited New Hampshire in April.
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The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees's (AFSCME) political action committee released an ad on Friday attacking Sen.
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And the Geo Group's political action committee, while bipartisan in its giving, allocates many of its biggest donations to Republicans.
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But now a political action committee tied to Ryan is running ads falsely accusing Democrats of … planning to cut Medicare.
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"He's got local ties; he's a local guy," said Tim Waters, political director for the United Steelworkers Political Action Committee.
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Emerge America, a political action committee devoted to electing Democratic women, used the photo in an email fund-raising blast.
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McCabe's wife received funds for a 2015 Virginia state Senate bid from a political action committee affiliated with Virginia Gov.
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Correction: This story has been updated to correctly reflect that Steyer is donating $2 million to Gillum's political action committee.
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Cristobal Alex is president of the Latino Victory Fund, a political action committee that works to elect progressive Hispanic leaders.
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In 22018, he set up a political-action committee, John Bolton Super PAC , which raised money to support Republican candidates.
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The nonprofit America First Policies has a sister political action committee, America First Action, which is also run by Walsh.
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The political action committee supporting the ballot measure raised more than $8 million, much of it from the two companies.
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The campaign is led by a political action committee called PACRONYM that's led by ACRONYM CEO and founder Tara McGowan.
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The CBC's political action committee reportedly held off on announcing its endorsement out of deference to a key member, Rep.
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Stephanie Schriock is the president of EMILY's List, a political action committee that supports pro-choice Democratic women running for office.
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"It's just delay, delay, delay - it's really sad," Trump told a cheering crowd at a Conservative Political Action Committee meeting Friday.
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The Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) will welcome Trump to the stage, despite traditional conservatives' wariness about the 2400th president's agenda.
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In August, Avenatti started The Fight PAC, a political action committee that he said would raise money to help fellow Democrats.
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The contributions came from a political action committee overseen by a friend of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, the Post reported.
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Only 12.8% of registered Muslims voted in the 2016 election, according to Emgage, a political action committee focused on US Muslims.
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Additionally, 11 percent have donated to a political action committee, with another 10 percent planning to do so in the future.
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He also told Time that "Apple doesn't have a PAC [political action committee]," meaning an organization that helps fund political candidates.
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A new political action committee, or PAC, called Justice for Harambe was registered with the Federal Election Commission earlier this week.
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A super PAC is a political-action committee that's allowed to raise and spend unlimited sums of money, according to CNN.
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In 2013, on the second anniversary of the shooting, she and Kelly launched their political action committee, Americans for Responsible Solutions.
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At the time, he was raising money for a potential 2020 campaign through his own political action committee, The Fight PAC.
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The industry's political action committee, HotelPAC, spent money in 22019 congressional races during the 2016 election, a record for the group.
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Is it wrong for a political action committee to hire marketing and PR firms to promote specific ideas on social media?
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Alexandra Smith is executive director of America Rising, a political action committee dedicated to advancing conservative principles and holding liberals accountable.
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The association has revived its political-action committee to disburse funds to pro-business candidates, even if they challenge Republican incumbents.
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The political action committee, which backs pro-abortion Democratic women, announced the launch of its entertainment industry "Creative Council" on Sunday.
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Uber made a $500,000 donation on Wednesday to a political action committee supporting its position, according to filings released on Thursday.
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Even before she retook the Speakership, Pelosi's political action committee, House Majority PAC, gave at least $450,000 to Planned Parenthood Votes.
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Trump held a fundraiser in Missouri with Hawley last month, while Pence's political action committee has contributed money to Hawley's campaign.
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She also had the backing of Emily's List, the political action committee that helps elect Democratic women who favor abortion rights.
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According to the Center for Responsive Politics, the MLB's political action committee has donated approximately $85033 million to candidates since 2002.
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The Americans for Bush arm of the National Security Political Action Committee, which supported President George H.W. Bush against Massachusetts Gov.
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The company, through its political action committee, funnels millions of dollars into the campaign accounts of lawmakers from both political parties.
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Political action committee money from Wall Street, which makes up about a third of total giving so far, still tilts Republican.
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A political action committee backing the embattled former front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination invested in key Super Tuesday states.
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The political action committee of Democratic Majority for Israel (DMFI) launched a 30-second ad against Sanders in Iowa on Wednesday.
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One of Shadow's investors is Acronym, a well-funded Silicon Valley-based progressive nonprofit that also runs a political action committee.
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Mr. McKee is the treasurer of the Tenants Political Action Committee, an advocacy group for tenants' rights in New York State.
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More recently, Mr. Donovan donated $95,000 to a political action committee that supported Jeb Bush in the Republican primaries last year.
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A Democrat-aligned political action committee has debuted its first ad in the critical North Carolina Senate race, targeting GOP Sen.
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Steyer is personally donating $2 million to Andrew Gillum's "Forward Florida" political action committee, which is aligned with the Gillum campaign.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's political action committee is using a trip contest to encourage small dollar contributions from individual donors.
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The group is affiliated with the Congressional Leadership Fund, a well-funded political action committee focusing on supporting GOP House candidates.
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Arisha Hatch, head of the Color of Change political action committee, led the effort to text Black voters throughout the state.
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Emgage PAC, which calls itself the biggest Muslim political action committee in the country, is throwing its weight behind Bernie Sanders.
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The same political action committee recently hosted Senator Kamala Harris, a Democrat from California, and Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor.
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It also has a political action committee (PAC) meant to elect lawmakers who support gun reform measures and unseat those who don't.
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Lewandowski, who was Trump's first campaign manager, took on a role with Vice President Mike Pence's leadership political action committee last month.
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In August, he created The Fight PAC, a political action committee that Avenatti said would raise money to help his fellow Democrats.
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"There's blood in the water," said Quentin James, executive director of The Collective, a political action committee that backs African American candidates.
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Mr. Tillis won a close race, even though Planned Parenthood Votes, a national political action committee, spent $1.9 million on the contest.
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His political action committee, American Possibilities, sent an email to supporters on Tuesday to urge them to sign up for the news.
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Cisneros has the backing of the Justice Democrats, a progressive political action committee that supported the group known as "the squad" Rep.
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Bondi, who endorsed Trump in March, received the donation in 2013 via a political action committee raising money for her re-election.
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Suggested contributions to his Giddy Up political action committee range from $500 to $5,000, according to an invitation first reviewed by CNBC.
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But while AIPAC has been considered a powerful organization, it is not a political action committee and does not make campaign contributions.
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Glassner remained hitched to Palin world, going on to serve as the chief of staff to Palin's political action committee, Sarah PAC.
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Her leadership political action committee, Fearless for the People PAC, also raised nearly $85033 million for Democratic candidates and committees last year.
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The group's donors financed a political action committee that spent $4.2 million in 2014 to help Republicans keep control of the Senate.
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The two men were in the same University of Tulsa law school class, and Wagner was treasurer of Pruitt's political action committee.
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According to Victory Fund, a Washington, D.C.-based political action committee, he is the first openly trans elected official in the state.
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A left-wing political action committee has garnered close to 200,85033 names on a petition to impeach the newly confirmed justice. Rep.
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The two men were in the same University of Tulsa law school class, and Wagner was treasurer of Pruitt's political action committee.
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The one O'Rourke said he hopes is adopted by other Democrats: Rejecting not just corporate money but all political action committee contributions.
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Garcetti has committed to raising money for Democrats across the country through his new political action committee, the Democratic Midterm Victory Fund.
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Groups like Forward Majority, a political action committee working to elect Democrats in state legislative races, aren't waiting for courts to act.
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Trump's political action committee dropped $274,000 on Facebook ads since early May, and have been viewed by at least 37 million people.
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Lewandowski, who served as Trump's campaign manager for a year and a half, recently joined Vice President Mike Pence's political action committee.
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Records show that Franken had already set up a political-action committee, and he announced his Senate bid soon after returning home.
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The event drummed up more than $3 million for his re-election campaign through a political action committee called America First Action.
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The political action committee for which he was fund-raising gave $50,000 last year to help elect more Democrats to the Senate.
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He also has helped to start three foundations, a political action committee and academic centers at the Universities of Delaware and Pennsylvania.
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Over the years, Hogan Lovells's political action committee has donated thousands of dollars to the campaigns of Mr. Graham and Mr. Royce.
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One former senior ICE employee remembered an email that was circulated encouraging employees to contribute to the exchange operator's political action committee.
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"He's got local ties; he's a local guy," Tim Waters, the political director for the United Steelworkers Political Action Committee, told Vox.
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He also faced charges including wire fraud and extortion for his alleged personal use of political action committee funds and government vehicles.
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Acronym also operates a political action committee called Pacronym and publishes a podcast hosted by McGowan as well as a weekly newsletter.
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Mr. McCabe's wife, a Democrat, ran unsuccessfully for Virginia State Senate and received donations from a political action committee run by Gov.
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According to CNN, Americans for Prosperity's political action committee, AFP Action, will announce its endorsement of four House Republicans on Thursday: Reps.
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Friends say he still wants a future in Republican politics, having reconstituted his political action committee shortly after leaving the White House.
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The gathering raised money for Collective PAC, a new political action committee set up specifically to benefit black Democrats running for office.
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Hartson, a community organizer, is a former teacher who now serves as the national director for the "Wolf PAC" political action committee.
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At the Conservative Political Action Committee, where the President is scheduled to speak Friday morning, voters appeared ready to follow Trump's lead.
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VoteVets, the nation's largest political action committee that supports liberal veterans for public office, announced its presidential endorsement for South Bend, Ind.
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Last February, during the Republican primaries, Simpson was featured in an anti-Trump ad by the American Future Fund political action committee.
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Outside of the society, Ferenc heads the Council of Producers & Distributors of Agrotechnology, a pesticide group with its own political action committee.
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Talent agency WME-IMG, which represents actors, musicians, writers and sports figures, said it was forming a national political action committee (PAC).
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The donation will be made through a combination of political action committee donations and money directly to the campaign, the spokesman said.
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He also formed a political action committee that raised more than $2 million last year to help flip congressional seats in several states.
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William Gheen, founder of the Americans for Legal Immigration political action committee (ALIPAC), said Trump&aposs support for the bill represents a betrayal.
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In Wisconsin the "Stop Hillary" political action committee, among others, filed a federal lawsuit to request a restraining order to stop the recount.
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The protest on Thursday was part of a day of public action organized by the Party Majority PAC, a progressive political action committee.
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Zuckerberg has donated to campaigns in the past, but has been vague about which candidates he and his company's political action committee support.
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Novelists Stephen King and Anne Rice, comedian Rosie O'Donnell, model Chrissy Teigen, actress Marina Sirtis and the military veterans political action committee VoteVets.
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"The results are incredibly encouraging," says Joshua Morrow, executive director of 314 Action, a political action committee that supports scientists running for office.
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Former Vice President Biden announced last week that he is forming a political action committee to support candidates in the 2018 congressional races.
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On Thursday, a Democratic political action committee filed a complaint with Congress' ethics watchdog in connection with the same Twitter post by Gaetz.
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He received $2,500 from the Land O'Lakes Political Action Committee this year, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks campaign donations.
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He formed a political-action committee in June and has written several opinion pieces regarding President Trump and his misrepresentation of American values.
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Mitch McConnell's political action committee, though, have hurt him statewide, and his path is harder than the one Strange or Moore are on.
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And his political action committee has paid $173,217 to Blue State Digital, the firm that worked for the two Barack Obama-Biden campaigns.
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John Hickenlooper (D) established a political action committee (PAC) on Monday, raising speculation that he may pursue a White House bid in 2020.
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She's picked up endorsements from several gun control groups and EMILY's List, a political action committee that backs Democrats who support abortion rights.
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" The Victory Fund, a political action committee dedicated to supporting the country's LGBTQ candidates, told the AP that Hallquist is a "game changer.
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Advertising run by The Congressional Leadership Fund, a GOP political action committee, is based around the theme of no "rubber stamps" for Clinton.
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Cary Lee Peterson, who created the political action committee that collected nearly $50,000 from actor Daniel Craig, was arrested Sunday by the FBI.
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Two gay lawmakers are forming a political action committee to help other lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender politicians get elected to Congress. Reps.
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Prior to the hearing, Sanders called on DeVos to repay a fine from her old political action committee from nearly a decade ago.
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Among them was Heidi Sieck, the cofounder of #VOTEPROCHOICE, a political action committee that endorses and campaigns for candidates who support abortion rights.
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McAuliffe's political-action committee lavished $467,500 on the campaign of Jill McCabe, wife of Andrew McCabe, who is now the FBI's deputy director.
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He most recently served as assistant to the IAFF's general president for politics and legislative affairs and oversaw the union's political action committee.
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Vice President Pence will be joined by top Republican fundraisers later this month at a reception for his recently established political action committee.
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By early 225, the group hopes to start a political action committee, creating a new fund-raising model for corporate executives of color.
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The mayor opened his federal political action committee last July, presenting it as an effort to help Democrats in state and federal races.
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Also, since January, Rebny's political action committee has given $15,000 to Mr. Cuomo and more than $114,000 to state legislators, according to filings.
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Mr. Cuccinelli in 2014 was part of the Senate Conservatives Fund, a political action committee that supported a primary challenge to Mr. McConnell.
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They've been donating to the mayor's presidential political action committee, the federal Fairness PAC, his latest vehicle for raising money from powerful interests.
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In September 2016, a federal appeals court upheld a 2010 Alabama law that banned money transfers from one political action committee to another.
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The endorsement was made after the political action committee met with several presidential candidates, most of whom have since withdrawn from the race.
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He has the backing of the oil industry, including a $2 million contribution by Chevron to the political action committee supporting his campaign.
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She is a public policy and government affairs analyst in Washington for Google, and serves as the manager of Google's political action committee.
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He was introduced by former Houston Mayor Annise Parker, who is head of the LGBTQ Victory Fund, a gay-focused political action committee.
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A December poll for the BlackPAC political action committee showed Biden had 44 percent support among prospective black voters, a key Democratic bloc.
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The Tea Party Patriots Citizens, the political action committee that supports Tea Party members, did not respond to The Hill's request for comment.
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In the United States, the pro-science political action committee 314 Action has helped hundreds of candidates with STEM backgrounds run for office.
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But the indictment refers to a female candidate, and donor records indicate Mr. Khawaja gave Democrats and a political action committee supporting Mrs.
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In 2012, Steyer left Farallon, and the following year launched NextGen Climate, a non-profit and political action committee focused on environmental issues.
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The new political action committee represents one of the most significant actions by anti-Trump conservatives to block the President from getting reelected.
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No other information was available on the channel's page, but according to the FEC the political action committee has been active since 2016.
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A political action committee is raising money to protect this "conscientious exemption" loophole and to instruct parents on how to file for it.
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Through a political action committee, so has his media adviser, Rick Shaftan, who is himself known for racially disparaging postings on social media.
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"We're going to look at that whole military base gun-free zone," Trump said in remarks to the Conservative Political Action Committee conference.
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So in 2015, Mr. McConnell helped create the Senate Leadership Fund, a political action committee aimed at protecting and expanding the Republican majority.
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That money came from a the political action committee of then-Democratic governor of Virginia Terry McAuliffe, a close friend of Hillary Clinton.
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The sum includes $5,000 from the Florida-based political-action committee for the GEO Group, the nation's largest private-prison firm, the data show.
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To press the issue, Sanders veterans, along with allied activists and organizers, have launched a new political action committee called We Will Replace You.
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The Pelosi-led fund is a big contributor to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and helps finance Pelosi's own campaign and political action committee.
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The Post also reports that Trump got angry about a donation McCabe's wife received from a political-action committee associated with then-Virginia Gov.
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Mary Taylor's campaign for governor and $250,000 to an allied political action committee, confirmed his involvement Wednesday in a telephone interview with BuzzFeed News.
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A state affiliate of the powerful National Right to Life Committee, its political action committee spent about $3.5 million during the 2018 election cycle.
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A governor seeks support, through a political action committee (PAC), for a ballot initiative to create a lottery to fund education in his state.
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The vow represented a calculated appeal to Jewish voters made at the December 2016 annual gathering of the powerful American Israel Political Action Committee.
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He also reportedly vented his anger about McCabe's wife, who had received a donation from a political action committee associated with then-Virginia Gov.
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Harris, Sanders, Warren and Gillibrand have said they will skip the annual American Israel Political Action Committee (AIPAC) conference in Washington this week. MoveOn.
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De Blasio will also give a speech Sunday afternoon in front of the Asian & Latino Coalition, a political action committee, according to the Times.
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President Donald Trump is preparing to go to a social event Monday that's being hosted by pro-Trump political action committee America First Action.
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The political action committee (PAC) announced that Emily Cain, a former state legislator from Maine, will be the new executive director of the organization.
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Lesko became embroiled in controversy over moving $50,000 garnered from her state Senate race to a political action committee that backs her congressional campaign.
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Over 28503 of the 22019 LGBTQ candidates, or 56.5 percent, won their elections, Victory Institute's political action committee Victory Fund found in an analysis.
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The Patriotic Millionaires are also encouraging their members to donate to the endorsed candidates, but it is not setting up a political action committee.
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"I think it's a real problem," Joanna Weiss, the founder of a political action committee called Women for American Values and Ethics, told me.
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Pence will also help raise money for Great America Committee, his political action committee, and distribute checks from that PAC to House Republican candidates.
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Inslee has hired two advisers who were previously with Steyer's NextGen America, a climate change political action committee, a source confirmed to The Hill.
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This year, Omar tweeted that members of on Congress who support Israel are only motivated by money from the American Israeli Political Action Committee.
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Moulton recently created a political action committee, Serve America, which exclusively backs military veterans running for Congress who are looking to flip Republican districts.
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But in October he started a political action committee and has raised $112,000 through November for a potential run, according to federal election filings.
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Terry McAuliffe's political action committee donated nearly $500,000 to McCabe's wife, Jill McCabe, when she was running as a Democrat for Virginia's state Senate.
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It referenced the Giffords (D-Ariz.) shooting and a map Palin's political action committee had used showing crosshairs over her congressional district and others.
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He launched his nonprofit and political action committee initially as NextGen Climate and pumped $75 million into organizing efforts in the 2014 midterm elections.
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The president and his political action committee have spent $274,000 on Facebook ads since early May, N.Y.U. researchers calculated using the social network's data.
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Now, Mr. Stepp, the executive director of a political action committee working to unseat Mr. Jordan, believes the report gives Democrats a new opening.
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Some female freshman lawmakers who served in the military and intelligence agencies are starting a political action committee to recruit more candidates like them.
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Scott Duncombe and Noah Manger spun the initiative out of the unusually-named political action committee Americans Against Insecure Billionaires With Tiny Hands PAC.
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Michael McKee, treasurer of the Tenants Political Action Committee, an advocacy group, said he was optimistic but not naïve about winning stronger rent laws.
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A number of Democrats in Congress have fled to J Street, a liberal Jewish political action committee that also bills itself as pro-Israel.
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The political action committee Democracy for America, which had sought unsuccessfully to draft Warren into the presidential race in 2016, endorsed Sanders on Monday.
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In April, he attended a private fund-raising lunch at the home of a major Democratic donor, Dennis Mehiel, for his political action committee.
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The mayor first spoke of his Iowa trip in an interview with Politico, where he acknowledged his plan to create a political action committee.
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The staff, she says, mostly did not want to leave Florida and had no long-term interest in working for a political action committee.
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She was among the first candidates to get a check from Vice President Mike Pence when he launched a political action committee in November.
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Mr. McCabe's wife, Jill, received nearly $500,000 in 2015 for a state Senate run in Virginia from a political action committee affiliated with Gov.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced on Friday that she's endorsing seven female progressive candidates for the House and Senate through her political action committee.
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The donations included a $325,000 contribution to America First Action, a political action committee that supports pro-Trump political candidates, according to an indictment.
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The donations included a $325,000 contribution to America First Action, a political action committee that supports pro-Trump political candidates, according to an indictment.
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The NRA Political Victory Fund, the group's political action committee, is responsible for the organization's campaign efforts and is separate from the NRA-ILA.
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End Citizens United (ECU), just one liberal "advocacy" political action committee, will spend up to $85033 million fighting for campaign finance restrictions in 2018.
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The Victory Fund, which is the largest political action committee dedicated to electing LGBTQ politicians to office, endorsed Buttigieg for president over the summer.
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After he introduced it, Zimmer's political action committee contributed to his re-election campaign; the string of events was first reported Monday by CNN.
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Beto O'Rourke, D-Texas, are rejecting political action committee money, corporate cash and special-interest donations in favor of smaller contributions from grassroots supporters.
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He is a major funder of conservative causes and gave $1 million to a political action committee supporting Donald Trump during his presidential campaign.
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According to The Herald, she and her relatives donated $42,000 to a pro-Trump political action committee and more than $16,000 to Trump's campaign.
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Even earlier this year, Pence became the first-ever sitting vice president to launch his own political action committee, NBC News reported at the time.
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During the previous election cycle, 920 women contacted EMILY's List, a political action committee devoted to electing pro-choice Democratic women, about running for office.
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A Washington Times investigative report concluded that Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae's political action committee and individuals linked to the companies donated $75,500 to Mrs.
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She claims the funds were redirected to the "Karenabout Flint" website, which isn't registered as a political action committee in state records, Michigan Live reports.
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Clarke, 61, will serve as spokesman and senior advisor for America First Action, his office and the political action committee said in two separate statements.
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"DOJ needs to register as a Republican political action committee," Jeffrey Cramer, a longtime former prosecutor who spent 12 years at the department, told Insider.
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The NAR had previously encouraged its 1.3 million members to donate to Rohrabacher, and had given money of its own via its political action committee.
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A political action committee has placed hundreds of thousands of illegal robocalls impersonating President Trump's reelection campaign, according to a new report from CNN today.
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Patrick's allies had gone so far as to form a political action committee that seemed designed to root Patrick on as he weighed his decision.
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Pa. GOP 'disappointed' by rep retiring after filing deadline MORE serves as the president and chief executive officer of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee.
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The Breakthrough Fund, which launched this week, is a political action committee run by transgender activists and tailored specifically to elect transgender people to office.
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He even launched his own political action committee (PAC) and has spent time traveling around the country in an effort to boost his political profile.
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A political action committee backing Mr Landry pounced when an ex-con, Tyrone White, allegedly robbed a builder at gunpoint, days after his early release.
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Icahn said he is developing a possible political action committee and would not have been able to do so if he worked with Trump's campaign.
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Harmeet Dhillon, a civil rights attorney and an RNC committee woman from California and Scott Bolden, Chair of the National Bar Association political action committee.
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Tom Cotton&aposs political action committee, the Republican Majority Fund, announced Wednesday that it will spend six figures on a campaign backing the Republican candidate.
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Federal election records show that in 2015 Benczkowski gave $1,000 to Jeb Bush's presidential campaign and $2,500 to a pro-Bush independent political action committee.
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His brand-new political action committee —the Great America Committee — to help congressional candidates is sure to bolster his already high marks on Capitol Hill.
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There have already been provocations by the political action committee (PAC) Citizens for the Republic, which is starting a propaganda against Musk and his businesses.
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McCabe's wife, who ran for a position in the Virginia legislature in 2015, received a large donation from a political action committee affiliated with Gov.
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She has largely remained behind the scenes in the 2018 midterm elections, raising money for new grassroots organizations through her Onward Together political action committee.
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Media magnate Bloomberg has pledged to use his well-funded political action committee in next year's elections to defeat candidates who resist gun-reform legislation.
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Finkenauer has also received the sponsorship of EMILY's List, a political action committee that claims their dedicated to helping Democratic women get into public office.
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Still, she could face a difficult confirmation given the $25,000 contribution her political action committee received from Trump's foundation during her 2014 re-election bid.
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Before joining the administration, Tinsley worked at the John Bolton political action committee and the Bolton-run nonprofit, the Foundation for American Security and Freedom.
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He also downplayed Menendez's criticism because the senator's campaign has taken contributions from the pharmaceutical industry, including $2,500 from Celgene's political action committee last year.
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Josh Holmes, McConnell's former chief of staff, took aim at the conservative political action committee for what he argued was a lackluster performance in 2023.
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Respondents have the option of donating $25, $50 or $85033 to Kasich for America, a multi-candidate political action committee affiliated with the former governor.
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This would create boundaries to balance allowing faith leaders to endorse candidates they agree with, while not turning an organization into a political action committee.
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In addition to Cruz, Gohmert has secured endorsements from groups such as the Family Research Council's political action committee and the Gun Owners of America.
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According to The Associated Press, Bondi solicited Trump for a campaign donation, which the Trump Foundation paid to her political action committee, Justice For All.
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The planned spending through the group's political action committee, reported first by CNN, represents the largest commitment the group has ever made on House races.
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Emily's List, the powerful political action committee that backs Democratic women who support abortion rights, endorsed Ms. Warren three days before she ended her bid.
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My colleague Sheera Frenkel reported that the president and his political action committee had spent $274,000 for ads on the social network since early May.
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Corporate giving is typically handled by government affairs specialists in Washington and funneled through a company's political action committee to help smooth relationships with lawmakers.
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"The wall concept is an anathema to most Democrats," said Geoff Garin, a veteran Democratic pollster who works for Priorities USA, a political action committee.
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His firm's political-action committee uses data analytics to assess a candidate's prospects with ever-greater precision before deciding whether to donate to a campaign.
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Mr. Coady, 22011, is the national development director of For Our Future, a political action committee in Washington focusing on community organizing for underrepresented voters.
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In addition to hosting the event, Mr. Fish in December donated $5,000 — the maximum contribution amount — to Mr. de Blasio's political action committee, records show.
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Mr. de Blasio has held multiple fund-raisers for his political action committee, traveled to four early presidential primary states and conducted polling in Iowa.
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Mr. Scott, who headed a political action committee for Mr. Trump during the 2016 campaign, avoided appearing at the president's rally in Tampa last week.
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Acronym is a nonprofit, but it also has a political action committee — under its nonprofit are for-profit entities that its nonprofit sometimes pays into.
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Google's political action committee and employees ranked third in all donations to Mr. Obama's 20163 campaign at $804,240, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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But Jon Paul Lupo, who worked on de Blasio's presidential bid and now consults for his political action committee, says there's a more straightforward explanation.
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Besides working for the Trump campaign, Cambridge Analytica was previously hired by the political action committee founded by John R. Bolton, the national security adviser.
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Xerox makes no direct contributions to either political party and neither Xerox nor its political action committee endorses or has ever endorsed any presidential candidate.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced on Friday that she's endorsing five additional female progressive candidates for the House and Senate through her political action committee.
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Our campaign finance laws dictate that candidates have legal limits on how much money they can accept: only $5,000 per political action committee per year.
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In June, Victory Fund, a political action committee committed to electing LGBTQ politicians, made its first endorsement in a presidential race when it endorsed Buttigieg.
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Gillum got a late boost when liberal megadonors Tom Steyer and George Soros led a group that donated $650,000 to his affiliated political action committee.
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Meanwhile, Trump had accused him of bias against Republicans because McCabe's wife had accepted campaign contributions from the political action committee of then-Virginia Gov.
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Bloomberg's political action committee notched wins across the country, helping nearly two dozen house candidates win seats and making significant investments in other statewide races.
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Mr. Coady, 37, is the national development director of For Our Future, a political action committee in Washington focusing on community organizing for underrepresented voters.
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Pence's political action committee, the Great America Committee, has raised over $4 million throughout the 2018 election cycle but spent most of it during the midterms.
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Update: Microsoft announced July 23 that it suspended its political action committee contributions and will create employee advisory councils to enhance transparency around its political giving.
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In this case, it was a third-party political action committee making the allegation — and Facebook doesn't give such groups the same exemption as candidates themselves.
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San Francisco billionaire hedge fund manager Tom Steyer has been among the biggest financiers of the anti-Trump movement through his California-based political action committee.
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What may have caused the schism was her setting up a political action committee to help fund the ball, a plan which supposedly had Giesea's blessing.
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It plans to grow its nearly-$4 million political action committee, work with its grassroots members and spend a great deal more through its advocacy fund.
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In the private sector, he worked for lobbying firm Van Heuvelen Strategies, and for the American Medical Association, where he helped run its political action committee.
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CNBC's John Harwood spoke with Stephanie Schriock, president of Emily's List, about how the Democratic political action committee spreads its influence among national and state campaigns.
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But perhaps most significantly: He chairs the political action committee of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus known as the Bold PAC, which donates money to Democratic candidates.
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O'Rourke is not involved with the political action committee, which is co-chaired by New England-based Democratic strategists Lauren Pardi, Will Herberich and Adam Webster.
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On Tuesday, a political action committee launched a website urging Hickenlooper to run for the Senate and took out advertisements in the Denver Post and elsewhere.
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Cook is hosting the event on his own accord, Politico reported, as Apple lacks a corporate political action committee like rivals Google and Facebook, among others.
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Jealous is an official candidate of Our Revolution, Sanders's newly created political action committee, which means he will receive funding and expertise from the national group.
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Bush donated $25,000 to Gillespie's political action committee last year and was a special guest at a fundraiser held for Gillespie in Dallas, Texas in March.
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Trump also recently feuded with the Ricketts family, who own the Chicago Cubs and have financed a political action committee that is trying to defeat him.
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"It would be an in-kind contribution to the Democratic Party," said Guy Cecil, chairman of Priorities USA, a political action committee that backs Democratic candidates.
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About $28503,22019 of that went to CoalPAC, run by the National Mining Association, and Murray Energy's political action committee, both of which distribute funds to candidates.
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He was an early adopter of a rule that's become popular with Democrats angling to run for president in 2020: eschewing corporate political action committee donations.
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The doctors' political action committee had donated $20,000 to Representative Shimkus's 2016 and 53 campaigns, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks political contributions.
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The organizers of a political action committee backed by black executives include, clockwise from left, Robyn and Tony Coles, Charles and Karen Phillips, and Marva Smalls.
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Shortly after Ms. Collins's vote to approve Mr. Kavanaugh, three organizations joined together to form a political action committee called CrowdPac aimed at defeating Ms. Collins.
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Although individual employees made political contributions earlier, the e-cigarette company first created a political action committee in 2018, and began making political contributions shortly thereafter.
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Juul's political action committee and affiliated individuals also gave a total of $215,000 to federal candidates and their committees, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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An option under consideration would be launching a federal political action committee, although people familiar with the matter said no final decision had been made yet.
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AT&T announced Friday that the employees who manage disbursements from its political action committee have determined that it will not make future contributions to him.
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Mr. Kaine contributed $5,000, the maximum amount allowed from his political action committee in May, three months before any other Democratic senator gave him a donation.
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The Mooch now boasts he's launching an anti-Trump political action committee that could take 5 percent to 8 percent of the incumbent's vote in 2020.
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Ed Rollins, a veteran strategist who is the co-chairman of Great America, a Trump-aligned political action committee, recently signed on as her campaign manager.
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This fund-raiser for Emily's List, a political action committee that helps pro-choice Democratic women get elected to office, has two showtimes to choose from.
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She and husband Mark Kelly, a retired astronaut, have been staunch gun control advocates since the shooting, starting the political action committee Americans for Responsible Solutions.
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So far in the 234 presidential election cycle, GEO Group's political action committee gave roughly $20163,22016 to Republican politicians and $2100,2000 to the Trump Victory Committee.
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The political action committee, along with the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, had previously canceled several weeks of advertising meant to bolster Portman's Democratic challenger, former Gov.
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The purpose of the fundraiser was to fête the relaunch of Off the Sidelines, the political action committee (PAC) created in 2011 by New York Sen.
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Celebrities are calling for a black political revolution to galvanize African-American participation in local government in a new video backed by a political action committee.
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Putnam's campaign and political action committee, Florida Grown, have raised a combined $22019 million for his bid, with more than $16 million in cash on hand.
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Mr. McCabe's wife, Jill McCabe, received nearly $500,000 in 2015 during a losing campaign for the Virginia Senate from a political action committee affiliated with Gov.
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Earlier this month, he made his first major political contribution, putting $10 million into a bipartisan political action committee to support military veterans running for Congress.
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And Gillum said in an interview that he's retooling his political action committee, Forward Florida, to register and engage with more voters as soon as possible.
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Trent Lott of Mississippi and John Breaux of Louisiana, longtime lobbyists and two of big oil's most devoted servants, have formed a new political action committee.
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The website of a pro-Hillary political action committee, the Balance of Power PAC, also unintentionally leaked data through misconfigured Amazon S3 buckets, MacKeeper's Vickery found.
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Latino Victory Fund (LVF), a progressive political action committee focused on the Latino community, saw that poll and took the culture war into their own hands.
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The political action committee that supports Oregon Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat, vocal defender of encryption and frequent opponent of Burr, gave $5,000 to Ross this year.
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Pence's political action committee, the Great America Committee, has raised more than $4 million throughout the 2018 election cycle but spent most of it during the midterms.
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Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the Political Action Committee associated with the group, also spends millions on advertising each election cycle to help bolster the candidates they endorse.
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Higbie worked as a Trump surrogate during the 2016 presidential campaign, and often spoke on behalf of a pro-Trump political action committee in the conservative press.
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"Digital organizing can become very clickbaity," says Arisha Hatch, Color of Change's managing director of campaigns and executive director of the Color of Change Political Action Committee.
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David Clarke, the controversial conservative sheriff of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, resigned Thursday — and days later it was announced he is joining a pro-Trump political action committee.
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Here's where that extra money goes: Profits benefit Emily's List, a political action committee which aims to help get pro-choice Democratic female candidates elected to office.
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You can support their legal fight by donating to The Native American Rights Fund, Ute Indian Tribe Political Action Committee, and through the Navajo Nation's GoFundMe campaign.
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As House minority whip in 1990, his political action committee GOPAC sent out a memo titled "Language: A Key Mechanism of Control" to several thousand Republican candidates.
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Emily's List, a political-action committee that helps pro-choice women candidates, says that in the 22020-16 election cycle 920 women interested in running contacted them.
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"I think this is the year Texas could have gone blue," said Matt Angle, director of the Lone Star Project, a political action committee aligned with Democrats.
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Four years ago, hedge-fund founder Ken Griffin and his wife donated $1.55 million to a political action committee supporting Mitt Romney, then the Republican presidential nominee.
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Joe Biden is planning to create a political action committee, The New York Times reported on Wednesday, possibly indicating his intentions to run for president in 2020.
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It was this moment in particular that repulsed Marcy Stech, vice president of communications for EMILY's List, a political action committee that supports Democratic women, including Clinton.
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Before the shooting, Sarah Palin's political action committee circulated a map of targeted electoral districts that put Ms. Giffords and 19 other Democrats under stylized cross hairs.
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Scott's flag, welcomes visitors to the politically charged, For Freedoms exhibition hosted by the For Freedoms Political Action Committee, the first of its kind run by artists.
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John Bolton's political action committee is launching a $700,000 digital ad buy touting the national security bona fides of two Republicans facing competitive Senate races this cycle.
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His political action committee, American Possibilities, spent $297,000 on web ads and just over $292,000 on administrative data technology, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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Washington (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden is launching a political action committee, which is set to kick into gear Thursday morning, a Biden aide tells CNN.
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On the other side, Mr. Brock, once a harsh Clinton critic who changed camps, is close to top Clintonites and runs a political action committee supporting her.
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Outside of New York City, two Democratic candidates for district attorney had the support of a political action committee funded solely by George Soros, the billionaire philanthropist.
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The Hill previously reported that Jeannie Rhee, a member of Mueller's team, donated $5,85033 to Hillary for American, a political action committee affiliated with Clinton's presidential campaign.
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The documents released by Trump Jr. show him responding three times, at one point agreeing to "ask around" about a political action committee that WikiLeaks had mentioned.
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Another rider prevents the disclosure of political spending by federal contractors that might be using political action committee funds and campaign donations to get lucrative government contracts.
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Jordan, on the other hand, has raised $327,442 for his own campaign while the political action committee he founded, the House Freedom Fund, has raised $2.3 million.
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One activist, Steve Lonegan, who directed Mr. Cruz's losing campaign in New Jersey, is now helping a political action committee that advocates letting delegates vote their consciences.
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The spending will be made across two groups, Acronym, which is a nonprofit that does not disclose its donors, and Pacronym, a political action committee, which does.
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Jeb Bush to host a campaign event while his political action committee -- which is legally prohibited from coordinating with the campaign -- held a separate event next door.
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Yes, McMillen acknowledges, his group recently announced the formation of a political action committee (PAC), the better to funnel money from its members to campaigns and candidates.
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The back side of Marian Goodman's booth is hosting a fundraising display for Downtown for Democracy, a political action committee offering works by Marilyn Minter and others.
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Yes, McMillen acknowledges, his group recently announced the formation of a political action committee (PAC), the better to funnel money from its members to campaigns and candidates.
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"There is no light at the end of the tunnel anymore," Mirriam Seddiq, an immigration lawyer and founder of the American Muslim Women Political Action Committee, said.
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Doug Collins of Georgia and Matt Gaetz of Florida had both interacted with a person who had tested positive for coronavirus at the Conservative Political Action Committee.
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Despite his pledge to accept no corporate political action committee money, he has raised $1.94 million as of June 30 — exceeding Ms. Tenney's haul by a hair.
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At its annual conference in Washington last month, the Conservative Political Action Committee gave its stage, and its enthusiastic applause, to a member of France's National Front.
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Mr. Buttigieg is refusing to accept corporate political action committee money and recently signed a pledge to not take money from the oil, gas and coal industries.
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It's undeniable that the site has a long history of pushing bigoted content and behaving more like a right-wing political action committee than a journalistic outlet.
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Walgreens' political action committee sent a letter to Hyde-Smith's campaign "a day or two in advance of the special runoff election" that Mississippi held on Nov.
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The mayor is now seeking large donations for his political action committee, Fairness PAC, which has paid for some of Mr. de Blasio's recent cross-country travel.
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And a pro-Israel political action committee hosted an event that drew the pastor Paula White, who was billed on the invitation as Mr. Trump's spiritual adviser.
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David N. Bossie is President Trump's former deputy campaign manager and president of Citizens United, a political action committee that promotes limited government and free enterprise policies.
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Coinbase has formed a political action committee (PAC) to raise money to spend on U.S. elections, the cryptocurrency exchange said in a filing made public on Friday.
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In fact, the group had actually registered as a traditional political action committee — for which contributions are capped at $5,000 — and that made Ms. Bean's contributions illegal.
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Americans for Responsible Solutions, a political action committee dedicated to preventing gun violence, on Monday released a poll it commissioned showing Ayotte trailing Hassan by 4 points.
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Likewise, Sanders has shown unusual political courage in criticizing Israel's land grabs in the West Bank, leading a political action committee to run attack ads against him.
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His tightfisted control of the District of Columbia's laws, which fall under his committee's purview, has been rewarded with a Washington-born, anti-Chaffetz political action committee.
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The FEC database shows a donation from a Michael W. Dreeben in 2006 of $1,85033 dollars to Hillary Clinton's Senate political action committee (PAC), Friends of Hillary.
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O'Rourke has sworn off political action committee money but had still raised a staggering $22018 million with about $23.4 million on hand by the end of June.
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And former Missouri secretary of state Jason Kander launched Let America Vote, a political action committee that battles what the group sees as GOP voter suppression efforts.
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A political action committee affiliated with digital progressive group ACRONYM announced Monday that it would launch a $75 million digital advertising campaign to take on President Trump.
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Mr. Phillips, who owns a chain of coffee shops and is heir to the Phillips liquor fortune, refused to accept political action committee money of any sort.
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Steyer is the founder of NextGen America, an environmentally focused nonprofit and political action committee, and has spent millions of dollars bankrolling the "Need to Impeach" campaign.
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The endorsement comes after the board of the caucus's political action committee voted to back her, with Mr. Sanders failing to get any votes and two people abstaining.
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Yang, who donated $42,000 to the Trump Victory political action committee and $16,000 to Trump's presidential campaign, operated a large chain of day spas in Palm Beach County.
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End Citizens United, a political action committee focused on campaign finance, also praised what it called a "bold, innovative proposal" that will make politicians accountable to their constituents.
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In response, the Congressional Leadership Fund, a Republican political action committee, is running ads attacking Spanberger, a sign that the party is genuinely worried about losing the seat.
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She and her husband founded All Children Matter, a political action committee that supports school vouchers and private school scholarships, and she chairs the American Federation for Children.
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But the senator, who's personally boosted female candidates through her Off the Sidelines political action committee, said the controversy wouldn't disrupt her commitment to the march's broader mission.
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The ad, which was paid for by a political action committee called Black Americans for the President's Agenda, compares Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's hearing to a lynching.
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Kelly and Giffords created a political action committee called Americans for Responsible Solutions that promotes legislation for gun control and helps elect lawmakers that support stricter gun laws.
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Parnas and Fruman are accused of making a $325,000 illegal straw donation to a Trump political action committee, and making another $15,000 in illegal donations to another committee.
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Claver-Carone was a co-founder and director of the U.S. Cuba Democracy Political Action Committee (USCD PAC), one of the most active pro-embargo groups in Washington.
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The news outlet is arguing that the statements at issue in the editorial weren't directly about Palin — they referenced an organization affiliated with her, the political action committee.
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Henry Cuellar (D-TX) has raised $310,000 in the third quarter, $20203,000 in total, and secured key endorsements from the pro-choice political action committee EMILY's List, Sen.
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The Times, for instance, had argued that Palin couldn't sue for defamation because the article did not refer to her personally, but rather her affiliated political action committee.
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Soon after, a mutual acquaintance set him up with Danielle Madison, who was then the executive director of Allied Business PAC, a conservative political-action committee in California.
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His political action committee has donated more than $1.5 million to candidates since 2014 and spent another $6 million to promote his policy views related to national security.
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Trump has been critical of McCabe because his wife, Jill McCabe, received nearly $500,000 in campaign contributions in 2015 from a political action committee tied to Virginia Gov.
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The funds were indirectly given to Young's campaign through Protect the House, a political action committee set up to defend the GOP House majority in last year's midterms.
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YesCalifornia, a political action committee formed in August 2015, is working for a referendum on the 2019 state ballot that would start the long path to legal secession.
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He and his wife, Cari Tuna, are giving half of their $20 million to the League of Conservation Voters and to the For Our Future political action committee.
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Oracle's executive chairman contributed the sum in January to Conservative Solutions PAC, a political action committee backing the Florida freshman senator's White House bid, federal campaign data showed.
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He paid dues to the DSCC, too, with his Progressive Voters of America political action committee cutting checks for $30,000 to the group during the 2014 election cycle.
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Signs read "Tacos trump hate" and political action committee American Bridge 21st Century is handing out free tacos, perhaps the most symbolic food of the 2016 presidential election.
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She is a newcomer to politics and an early beneficiary of Brand New Congress, a political action committee founded by former members of Senator Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign.
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His political action committee, for instance, spent more than $22012,000 on television ads in an under-radar race in Oklahoma's 5th Congressional District to aid Democrat Kendra Horn.
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Later on Thursday, McCaskill's campaign said it will donate $30,000 she's gotten from Franken's political action committee to a charity in Missouri, according to the Kansas City Star.
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Because of its long-standing commitment to nonpartisanship, and because it is a nonprofit, the ACLU won't be setting up a political action committee or endorsing particular candidates.
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A pro-Trump political action committee is refusing to return a hefty contribution from , the former casino magnate who has been accused of sexual misconduct, CNBC has learned.
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Yang and her close relatives have donated more than $42,000 to Trump Victory, a political action committee, and more than $85033,000 to the Trump campaign, the newspaper reported.
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Beacham White's appointment to that position — which serves as gatekeeper for some of the most sensitive documents — is controversial because she formerly worked for Pruitt's political action committee.
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Murphy, a member of the House Pro-Life Caucus, has received support from the Family Research Council and was endorsed by the pro-life political action committee LifePAC.
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The recently launched Breakthrough Fund, a political action committee run by the Trans United Fund and tailored to elect transgender people to office, is seeking to change that.
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This past week, his campaign said it was rolling back opposition to an independent political action committee that would allow wealthy individuals and corporations to boost his candidacy.
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In October, McConnell transferred $150,000 from his leadership PAC to Kentuckians for Strong Leadership, a state-based political action committee run by his longtime political adviser Scott Jennings.
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During last year's campaign, Mr. Stephens contributed $3 million to Club for Growth, a conservative political action committee that has pushed Congress to strip the bureau's enforcement powers.
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He formed a political action committee and traveled extensively to boost them during the 2018 campaign, and many of them declared they would not vote for Ms. Pelosi.
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In Arkansas, a political action committee calling itself Black Americans for the President's Agenda released a radio ad using racist caricatures in an effort to court black voters.
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The Mostyns and their law firm's political action committee helped bankroll Ms. Davis's campaign as they donated nearly $10 million to state races during the 2014 election cycle.
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Mr. Pence formed a joint fund-raising committee with Mr. McCarthy and also created his own political action committee, taking in millions of dollars to give congressional candidates.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York announced on Friday that her political action committee will endorse a series of progressive women congressional candidates, including challengers to incumbent Democrats.
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Progressive Democrats of America is a hybrid political-action committee that can accept unlimited amounts of money but discloses all of its donors to the Federal Election Commission.
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EMILY's List, the political action committee that backs Democrats who support abortion rights, tells CNN they are actively involved in more than 70 races featuring women right now.
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Bondi could face significant hurdles to confirmation over a controversy surrounding the $25,000 contribution her political action committee received from Trump's foundation during her 2014 re-election bid.
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Before the shooting, Sarah Palin's political action committee circulated a map that showed the targeted electoral districts of Ms. Giffords and 19 other Democrats under stylized cross hairs.
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His troubles began during the 2016 presidential campaign, when a report surfaced that his wife accepted nearly $500,000 from the political action committee of then-Democratic Virginia Gov.
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The NRA's political action committee has already spent more than $6.5 million to help Trump and oppose Clinton, according to The Hill's analysis of Federal Election Commission data.
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It may come as a surprise to some, then, that the NRA and its political action committee have, until recently, backed Democratic candidates for Congress with some regularity.
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Mr. McCabe's wife, Jill, received contributions in 2015 for a State Senate run in Virginia from the state Democratic Party and a political action committee affiliated with Gov.
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They said that Mr. Manafort had tried to obfuscate the truth about his use of $125,000 from a pro-Trump political action committee to pay his legal bills.
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She ruled that he had deceived prosecutors about the use of donations raised by a pro-Trump political action committee to cover $125,000 worth of his legal bills.
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People familiar with Ms. McMahon's thinking said she was expected to take a position at the America First PAC, the political action committee supporting Mr. Trump's re-election.
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Last week, a Democratic political action committee and the AFSCME labor union announced a $1.8 million anti-Rubio ad campaign as part of a $10 million ad plan.
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"This is a major victory for common sense and another defeat for the gun lobby," they said in a statement from their political action committee, Americans for Responsible Solutions.
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Known as "Big Luther" due to his 6-foot-9-inch stature, he has been backed by nearly $9 million of advertising from a McConnell-allied political action committee.
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On Thursday, Biden announced the launch of a new political action committee, American Possibilities, which he said is geared toward supporting candidates that have "big dreams" for the country.
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The People's House Project, founded by former MSNBC host and 2010 Virginia congressional candidate Krystal Ball, has begun interviewing candidates and recruiting donors for the new political action committee.
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Mr Antani points to lobbies such as AAHOA, a hotel association, and a political action committee (PAC) belonging to the Hindu-American Foundation, as being influential among Indian-Americans.
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Hillary Clinton has officially taken her next steps following her unexpected presidential defeat last November, launching a Political Action Committee,"Onward Together," dedicated to advancing liberal causes and politicians.
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Billionaire Michael Bloomberg said Friday morning his political action committee would put another $83 million into the final midterm push, primarily toward a national TV ad supporting the party.
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Both She Should Run and Emily's List, a Democratic women-centric political action committee, have had more than 15,2503 women come forward wanting to run since the 2016 election.
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They included his policy director and his scheduling director, as well as the executive director and a fundraiser at his political action committee, the Richmond Times-Dispatch newspaper reported.
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BuzzFeed News got a copy of the contract from American Bridge, a Washington, DC–based progressive political action committee, which obtained it through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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A spokesperson for America Works, the Brown political action committee that is paying for his upcoming "Dignity of Work Tour" of early caucus and primary states, confirmed Jarosz's hire.
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Women gather behind a banner proclaiming the voting duties of every citizen during a Congress of Industrial Organizations' Political Action Committee sponsored voter registration drive in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1952.
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Google NetPAC, the company's political action committee, made 56 percent of its contributions to Republicans in the 2016 election cycle, according to data from the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Here to react, former White House Communications Director, Anthony Scaramucci and former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, now part of the VP&aposs political action committee, the Great America Committee.
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A year later, Musk came under fire for donating almost $40,000 to Protect the House, a Republican political-action committee designed to help Republicans during the 2018 midterm elections.
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The Congressional Black Caucus Political Action Committee planned to send a dozen members to South Carolina to campaign for Clinton over the weekend in advance of the state's Feb.
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On Tuesday night, Clinton spoke at a launch event for the political action committee Vote Mama, which fundraises for progressive female candidates with children under the age of 18.
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Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against The New York Times for a 2017 editorial that suggested an image produced by Palin's political action committee incited the 2011 shooting of Rep.
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Corporations' philanthropy often flows to the same areas as their political action committee contributions: Charities in districts where companies favor a particular candidate tend to get more corporate donations.
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But he also held some private meetings in Des Moines with a few key progressive activists, mostly chatting about his voting rights-focused Let America Vote political action committee.
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Bondi could face significant hurdles to Senate confirmation over a controversy surrounding a $25,000 contribution her political action committee received from Trump's foundation during her 2014 re-election bid.
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A spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood's political action committee says the Trump administration's attacks on The Affordable Care Act is leaving many poor women with nowhere to turn for care.
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The Washington Post and The Richmond Times-Dispatch reported Monday that two government staffers to Fairfax as well as two employees at his political action committee (PAC) have resigned.
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The Indian lobby, such as the US India Political Action Committee (USINPAC), in the past pushed a well-funded agenda to conclude a nuclear deal with the United States.
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A Draft Sasse political action committee was even formed, though Mr. Sasse has repeatedly said he has no interest in running, because of his children and his Senate obligations.
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However, critics labeled the Conservative Strikeforce a "Scam PAC" — a political action committee that raises large sums and spends very little on campaigns, candidates or the causes it espouses.
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McCabe, of course, has come under fire for his wife's acceptance of funds for her unsuccessful 2015 Virginia senate campaign from a political action committee tied to then-Gov.
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In line with that thinking, the NBWA's political action committee has a history of donating to politicians of both sides, with money split almost equally between Democrats and Republicans.
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October 28, 22016 -- The Wall Street Journal reported that Jill McCabe, the wife of Andrew McCabe, accepted nearly $500,000 from the political action committee of then-Democratic Virginia Gov.
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Former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick announced the launch of a new Political Action Committee (PAC) Wednesday, in a move bound to fuel speculation about a presidential run in 2020.
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The subpoena demands documents and electronic data "or objects" going back to 6900 relating to Gillum, his political action committee Forward Florida and his 2628 campaign by May 28503.
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That total includes $28500 million in Cruz's Senate reelection account alone, Politico said Monday, with the rest spread among his political action committee and the Ted Cruz Victory Committee.
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Peña-Melnyk won endorsements from The Washington Post as well as influential women's and Hispanic advocacy groups such as the Congressional Hispanic Caucus's political action committee and EMILY's List.
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Democrats have weaker candidates Ted Strickland in Ohio has been a disaster, so much so that the Senate minority leader's political action committee has pulled funding from that race.
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In a move that further stoked speculation about his intentions, Bloomberg's political action committee released an ad shortly before Election Day featuring an appeal from the former mayor himself.
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New polling conducted by Public Policy Polling for End Citizens United (ECU), a political action committee that backs candidates who push for campaign finance limits, shows Republican state Rep.
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In his email, Mr. Sanders also suggested that Emily's List, a political action committee that is dedicated to electing women who support abortion rights and is close to Mrs.
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But the leader of a political action committee supporting Winfrey said it would still to try to persuade her to run and continue seeking to recruit 1 million supporters.
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He put the former treasurer of his political action committee, Elizabeth Beacham White, in charge of the EPA's Office of the Executive Secretariat, which oversees FOIA requests, Politico reported.
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Chris Pack, the spokesman for the Senate Leadership Fund, a political action committee that Mr. McConnell helped found to ensure the re-election of incumbents, was succinct on Friday.
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"You don't have to be the loudest to be the most effective," a narrator says in a radio ad from Black America's Political Action Committee, which is supporting Carson.
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Unions have contributed at least $22018,2100, or about 2100 percent, of donations to the political action committee of the Assembly speaker, Carl E. Heastie, since the start of 2100.
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In 2013, Steyer formed the progressive political action committee NextGen America, which is aimed at fighting for clean energy and supports candidates looking to take action on climate issues.
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A super PAC is a type of independent political action committee that can spend and raise unlimited amounts of money from corporations and mega-donors from across the country.
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Kelly has pledged to refuse corporate political action committee donations and to fight the influence of big money in politics as cornerstones of the early days of his campaign.
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But in 13, the N.R.A. created a lobbying arm, and the following year it added a political-action committee — and so began its transformation into an active political organization.
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In an introductory Oval Office meeting with Andrew McCabe last May, Trump reportedly cited donations to Jill McCabe's campaign from a political action committee of Democratic then-Virginia Gov.
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Act Now on Climate "doesn't exist to fight climate change," said Patrick Burgwinkle, a spokesman for End Citizens United, a political action committee dedicated to reversing the 2010 ruling.
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Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke (D), who resigned from his law enforcement post last week, is joining a leading pro-Trump political action committee, the PAC announced Tuesday.
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That's helped the political action committee work to fill the gap "in the massive fundraising disparity between Democrat and Republican candidates in this cycle," he said in an email.
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A progressive Jewish political action committee with ties to the son of Democratic Party mega-donor George Soros is intervening in Senate races for the first time, endorsing Rep.
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In Wisconsin, where the recount is already underway, the Trump-supporting political action committee Great America PAC sued in federal court on Thursday seeking to block a recount there.
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Super PACs are a form of political action committee that can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money, unlike candidates, but cannot coordinate their efforts with a candidate's campaign.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group is asking top executives, including news directors, to make donations to its political action committee, an unusual move that is raising concerns among media ethics experts.
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The 11th Democratic presidential primary debate will be held in Phoenix on March 15, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the political action committee CHC BOLD announced on Friday.
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In May, Mr. Obst and Mr. Ayers founded Great America Committee, a political action committee to fund Mr. Pence's political operation — an unusual step for a sitting vice president.
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Jennifer Granholm and a former Clinton administration housing secretary, Henry Cisneros, will create a political action committee later this year and may engage in Democratic primaries, Mr. Mellman said.
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The ad that invoked this story, titled "Weekend Passes," aired on a handful of news networks by a political action committee supporting George H. W. Bush for president in 1988.
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The news site Popular Information had first reported Monday that an internal company email from Google's political action committee said the company had asked Hyde-Smith for its money back.
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Backer represents the Committee to Defend the President, a pro-Donald Trump political action committee that initially lodged a complaint in December with the Federal Election Commission, the report says.
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"Before the shooting, Sarah Palin's political action committee circulated a map of targeted electoral districts that put Ms. Giffords and 19 other Democrats under stylized cross hairs," the editorial said.
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The video was paid for by Latino Victory Project, a leftist political action committee, which encouraged its Twitter followers to vote for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ralph Northam in a tweet.
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Sullivan is a social media and Twitter specialist who worked for an independent political action committee formed by Stone, a long-time Trump adviser and backer, to support Trump's campaign.
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Amazon's political action committee, Amazon PAC, almost tripled spending in 2018 to $1.8 million over its 238 level, contributing to Democrats and Republicans, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Strange, 64, and dubbed "Big Luther" in reference to his 6-foot-9 stature, has been backed by nearly $9 million of advertising from a McConnell-allied political action committee.
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America Rising, a Republican political action committee, reacted with glee on social media on Tuesday to a CNN/WMUR poll that showed Mr. Sanders with a large lead over Mrs.
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So far this year, Harris has raised $250,000 through mostly online, small-dollar contributions to support colleagues up in 2018 and more than $500,000 for her own political action committee.
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In Wisconsin, where the recount is already underway, a federal judge on Friday rejected a request for an emergency stay by the Trump-supporting political action committee Great America PAC.
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The Congressional Black Caucus political action committee endorsed Clinton on Thursday arguing that she has the best track record advocating for the issues that are most important to black Americans.
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John Lewis on Thursday questioned the extent of Bernie Sanders' participation in the civil rights movement after an event where the Congressional Black Caucus political action committee endorsed Hillary Clinton.
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The program from the Internet Association will allow people to ask candidates selected by the group questions and donate money to the association's political action committee to help that candidate.
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"No other president has gone this far in gutting programs for women and their families," said the women-centric political action committee Emily's List in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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He's raised roughly $4 million through the cycle — a record for the state — and the House Majority PAC, a Democratic political action committee, has spent another $2.2 million targeting Garrett.
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After Price offered his bill to provide Zimmer Biomet and other companies relief from the CMS regulation, the company's political action committee donated to the congressman's reelection campaign, records show.
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Dominque L. Brodie, a university senior and the political action committee co-chair for the Black Student Movement at UNC, said the proposal was not as bad as he expected.
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Jason Kander, the former Missouri secretary of state and head of the Let America Vote political action committee, was in New Hampshire in person Tuesday morning to protest the panel.
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TV invited Alexandra Rojas, the executive director of Justice Democrats, a progressive political action committee, to talk about her group's efforts to field more left-leaning candidates across the country.
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Washington (CNN)Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski is joining Vice President Mike Pence's political action committee to help with midterm elections, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Victory Fund, a political action committee aimed at getting LGBTQ candidates elected to office, raised more than $39,000 for her campaign after naming her one of its "game changer" candidates.
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Al Franken (D-Minn.) quoted White House chief of staff Reince Priebus, who said at the Conservative Political Action Committee that Gorsuch's confirmation could potentially change 40 years of law.
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Pa. GOP 'disappointed' by rep retiring after filing deadline Pennsylvania Republican Costello won't seek reelection MORE (R-Pa.) became the chief executive of the Business Industry Political Action Committee (BIPAC).
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One of the largest protests was organized by Stand Together Against Trump, a political action committee formed after it became apparent that Mr. Trump would become the Republican Party nominee.
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Pete Ricketts, whose family has given at least $5.5 million to the political action committee, is expected to announce he will endorse Trump on Friday, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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During the 2016 campaign, then-Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump latched on to a report that McCabe's wife accepted $467,000 from the political action committee of then-Democratic Virginia Gov.
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The Northam campaign also aligned itself with a Latino political action committee that produced a television ad depicting a pickup truck with a Gillespie bumper sticker menacingly chasing minority children.
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Two of Giuliani's associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, have been charged with campaign finance violations in funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars into a pro-Trump political action committee.
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Gillibrand launched her "Off the Sidelines" political action committee to back women candidates for office, and made waves when she endorsed an abortion-rights-supporting female primary challenger to Rep.
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Steyer founded an environmentally-focused political action committee in 2013 that became NextGen America, which spent $96 million during the 2016 election cycle to support climate-friendly candidates, mostly Democrats.
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Following Romney's defeat, Rhoades established America Rising, an ostensibly independent political action committee that works closely with the Republican National Committee and Republican candidates to mine damning information on opponents.
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On Wednesday, Castro will hold a fundraiser for his political action committee, Opportunity First, in San Diego, where he's also set to appear before San Diego's Regional Chamber of Commerce.
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Former Trump campaign manager and confidant Corey Lewandowski is joining Vice President Mike Pence's political action committee to focus on this year's consequential midterm election, Lewandowski announced on Twitter Monday.
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A recently launched political action committee dedicated to blasting Trump, Our Principles PAC, said it was ramping up fundraising and planned daily attacks against Trump before upcoming primaries in March.
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Before leaving, Biden took a shirt from an O'Rourke fan who was there that had the name of the former congressman's political action committee, "Powered by People," on the back.
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On Sunday, the National Institute for Reproductive Health Action Fund, a political action committee formerly known as Naral Pro-Choice N.Y., endorsed Mr. Cuomo and his running mate, Lt. Gov.
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It was from Democracy for America, a liberal political action committee, which had tried to draft Warren to run for president in 2016 before ultimately endorsing Sanders in that race.
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More recently, he took the lead of a local Chinese-American political action committee, called The Orange Club, which is now focused on supporting California Republican candidates in the midterms.
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Also on Wednesday, a political action committee overseen by Vice President Mike Pence filed an F.E.C. report revealing that it had raised $1.3 million in the second half of 2017.
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Nix wanted to convert the missing and potentially damaging emails into a searchable database for use by the Trump campaign or a pro-Trump political action committee, the Journal reported.
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Biden's new video mirrors a similar ad by Priorities USA Action, a Democratic political action committee, which superimposes Trump's words over a graph that shows reported U.S. coronavirus cases increasing.
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And the Senate Leadership Fund, a political action committee closely aligned with Mr. McConnell, recently took to Twitter to circulate a newspaper headline that called Mr. Bannon an anti-Semite.
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In addition to providing about a third of Everytown's budget, he is the sole funder of Independence USA, a political action committee that spent about $60 million in the cycle.
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But Steven Law, the chief executive of the Senate Leadership Fund, a political action committee aligned with Mr. McConnell, vowed that Mr. Bannon and his allies would be the losers.
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In September Representative Lois Frankel of Florida led five other Democratic incumbents to start Elect Democratic Women, a political action committee to raise money for candidates who support abortion rights.
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At its peak in the 1990s, our group had an annual budget of as much as $1 million and a political action committee that gave away about $200,000 per year.
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If she does run, she most likely would be backed by national Democratic leaders and Emily's List, the political action committee that donates to Democratic women who support abortion rights.
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He is also providing funding for clean energy ballot initiatives in Nevada and Arizona, and has given more than $22019 million for his political action committee, For Our Future PAC.
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Corey R. Lewandowski is President Trump's former campaign manager and senior adviser to both the Trump-Pence 2020 campaign and Great America Committee, Vice President Mike Pence's political action committee.
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All three incumbents, who have backgrounds in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM), will be receiving a political action committee (PAC) check and the group will also help them fundraise.
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According to the Federal Election Commission, in 2015, Mr. Lurie donated $2,700 to Hillary for America, a group supporting Hillary Clinton, as well as to the N.F.L. political action committee.
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Biden has struggled with online fundraising and, unlike past Democrats, refuses donations from lobbyists and is not supported by a well-funded political action committee, known as a Super PAC.
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"We have an enthusiasm uptick with our women as well," said Missy Shorey, the national executive director of Maggie's List, a political action committee that works to elect Republican women.
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When it came to light that Linda Bean, the granddaughter and heir of the company founder Leon Leonwood Bean, bankrolled a pro-Trump political action committee, opponents vowed to boycott.
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DefendArizona, a political action committee formed by some of the state's most powerful business leaders, has already reserved nearly $5 million in TV airspace this fall, said spokesman Barrett Marson.
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EMILY's List, which backs Democratic female candidates who support abortion rights, teamed up with a leading Democratic political action committee, Priorities USA, to spend more than $2 million in Virginia.
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Here's a list of members of Congress from Florida who received contributions during the 2016 election cycle from the group's political action committee, the National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund.
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Will Goodwin, the government relations director of the progressive VoteVets political action committee, said the presidential pardons and the overzealous patriotic dogma were damaging the apolitical perception of the military.
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According to Federal Election Commission records, Yang gave $5,400 to Trump's campaign and $23,500 to the Trump Victory political action committee in the days leading up to the 2017 event.
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Scaramucci, a former loyal Trump supporter, added that he plans to launch a political action committee later this month that will target suburban voters in swing states, particularly suburban women.
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The efforts follow a fund-raising push by Mr. de Blasio last year via a national political action committee, Fairness PAC, that raised $469,000 since he started it in July.
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Republican political action committee Maggie's List endorsed 21625 women running in House races across the country, marking the latest batch of endorsements for the group dedicated to electing Republican women.
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Corey R. Lewandowski is President Trump's former campaign manager and senior adviser to both the Trump-Pence 2020 campaign and Great America Committee, Vice President Mike Pence's political action committee.
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Across the country, many Democratic candidates swore off corporate political action committee money, noted Waleed Shahid, communications director for Justice Democrats, a liberal organization which backed candidates such as Ocasio-Cortez.
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One last question I want to get to because you have joined Vice President Mike Pence&aposs political action committee involved in raising money and supporting Republican candidates in the midterms.
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The money obtained from the fundraiser intends to go to Romney's political action committee, Believe in America PAC, as well as the National Republican Senatorial Committee and three GOP Senate campaigns.
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Since 2017, Yang and her family have donated nearly $60,000 to a political action committee tied to Trump and his presidential campaign, despite not appearing politically active prior to Trump's campaign.
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In late August, a spokesperson for Thiel told the Wall Street Journal that he had no plans to donate any money to the campaign or a pro-Trump political action committee.
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She had founded a political action committee that year called Campus Red, and appeared as a guest representing millennial conservatives on outlets such as Fusion TV and One America News Network.
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Warren has sworn off hosting big-ticket fundraisers for her presidential campaign and does not accept support from a type of well-funded political action committee known as a Super PAC.
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Sonoran hired in December as its president Stuart Jolly, the political director of a pro-Trump political-action committee that raised $22016 million and the Trump campaign's former national field director.
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John Bolton's political action committee is endorsing six Republicans locked in competitive House races who he believes will prioritize national security in order to prevent another terrorist attack on U.S. soil.
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Begala, who now runs a super PAC backing Clinton's presidential bid, tweeted that the research was conducted on behalf of an "independent progressive" political action committee led by an Obama supporter.
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In the U.S., it spends millions each year on lobbying Congress and the White House, and, through a political-action committee, contributes heavily to candidates, the overwhelming majority of them Republicans.
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During the 2016 campaign, then-Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump latched on to a report that McCabe's wife accepted nearly $500,000 from the political action committee of then-Democratic Virginia Gov.
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David Plouffe, former President Barack Obamas campaign manager in his 2008 presidential run, will advise the new campaign, run by nonprofit group Acronym and an affiliated political action committee (PAC) Pacronym.
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The Club for Growth political action committee, the sister organization of the network's nonprofit, has been one of Blackburn's largest financial supporters throughout the year, totaling just over $70,000 in contributions.
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The LGBTQ Victory Fund, a political action committee that supports LGBTQ candidates, found that, as of Wednesday afternoon, 28500 out of the 6900 LGBTQ candidates on the ballot won their races.
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The incumbent, Sandra Doorley, a Republican, has said the ads from the group, the New York Justice and Public Safety Political Action Committee, are inaccurate and a form of outside interference.
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Victory Fund, a political action committee that works to elect LGBTQ candidates to public office, found that 220006 of the 2202 LGBTQ candidates, or 2628 percent, won their elections this year.
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To be sure, he has been a dependable money source for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, most recently in 22019 donating $30,000 from his Progressive Voters of America political action committee.
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Amazon gave $1.45 million to a political action committee, the Civic Alliance for a Sound Economy, which lobbies on behalf of Seattle&aposs business groups — the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce.
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State campaign finance records show that the Ulster County committee received a $60,000 contribution from the political action committee of the New York State Nurses Association, a union, on Oct. 14.
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And this year, Flanagan formed Disability Action for America, a political action committee dedicated to electing leaders who value disability rights, and provide resources for people with disabilities running for office.
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It seems under DeMint the difference blurred between the two arms of Heritage, and it ceased to be a creative force, instead becoming part political-action committee and part lobbying group.
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But the contract between the political action committee and Cambridge, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, offers more detail on just what Mr. Bolton was buying.
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As he raises money for his federal political action committee, he has said he goes further than is required by refusing donations from people listed in the city's "doing business" database.
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He traveled to Iowa to speak at a Democratic fund-raiser, shortly after acknowledging his intention to create a federal political action committee that he has since used for his travels.
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So far, the Chamber's political action committee has donated $134,000 to federal candidates or their committees, with $127,500 of that total going to Republicans, according to U.S. government campaign finance records.
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His inaugural fund raised $107 million — four times as much as the pro-Trump political action committee and twice as much as the amount raised for President Barack Obama's first inauguration.
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But the questions surrounding Mr. Cain, who made his loyalty to the president clear with his creation of a political action committee to combat misinformation about Mr. Trump, go beyond cronyism.
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He had far more influence as a candidate than you imagine he would have had if he tried to just have a political action committee and support some candidates in 2016.
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Boeing's political action committee donated $2,000 to Mr. Reichert's campaign, but hasn't contributed to any candidates vying to succeed him, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonpartisan research group.
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On Monday, the progressive political action committee Democracy for America — a group that wanted Elizabeth Warren to run for president even before she did — announced that it is endorsing Bernie Sanders.
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The Democratic National Committee, in partnership with CHC Bold, the political action committee associated with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, announced that the debate will take place on March 15, in Phoenix.
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Still, Mr. Arison has donated to both Democrats and Republicans, including giving $500,000 to a political action committee supporting Jeb Bush during the race for the Republican presidential nomination in 2015.
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Frumas and Parnas, who donated to a political action committee that supported Trump, were arrested at Dulles International Airport Wednesday before attempting to board an international flight with one-way tickets.
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There was also, for a moment this fall, a movement to set up a political action committee, something to be expected of a candidate's fan base after the campaign wraps up.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump's nominee to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, the attorney general of Oklahoma, has received contributions from Kochpac, the political action committee of Koch Industries.
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Ms. Vukmir, 240, has also benefited from political action committee spending, with a $1003,2100 ad buy by a group called Wisconsin Next PAC, funded partly by the Beloit businesswoman Diane Hendricks.
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But the president's lack of political experience has emboldened some Republican women, said Julie Conway, the executive director of View Pac, a political action committee that works to elect female Republicans.
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It will, for example, ask a political action committee for an Internal Revenue Service-issued employer identification number, or ask an individual for government-issued identification and a Social Security number.
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A political action committee founded by George ConwayGeorge Thomas Conway'Emotion' from Trump's legal team wins presidential plaudits George Conway says Senate GOP knows Trump is 'guilty': 'What are they afraid of?
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The National Association of Realtors' political action committee (PAC) has already doled out $2.5 million to congressional campaigns and still has about $10.6 million in its coffers for the 2018 election.
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The commission also found that he had taken campaign contributions in amounts that exceeded state limits from several donors — including a political action committee run by SunTrust, the Georgia-based bank.
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There are two ways to think of the NRA's funding: the money it raises for the operating budget of its core organization, and the money its political action committee (PAC) raises.
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Both were running on platforms headlined by "Medicare-for-all" single payer health care, a $15 minimum wage, ending cash bail and a refusal to accept corporate political action committee donations.
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On Monday, the Giffords group announced that Mr. Kelly would make a six-stop national tour in partnership with VoteVets, a liberal political action committee that supports veterans running for office.
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He stressed that information about that element of the case, apparently involving suspected kickbacks from the political action committee, was being kept secret — a hint that a criminal inquiry is continuing.
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Many of them are backed by the Justice Democrats, a political action committee that recruits and runs leftist candidates in hopes of remaking the Democratic Party in their image, including Harris'.
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"This would be a giant waste of money all in the name of satisfying the president's fragile ego," said Andrew Bates, a spokesman for American Bridge, the Democratic political action committee.
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Forward Florida Action, a progressive group and political action committee, has begun rolling out Spanish-language ads in South Florida in an effort to engage Latino voters and encourage them to vote.
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The billboard, which says that Mr Trump is "hard working, pro-life, family dedicated … just like YOU," was paid for by AmishPAC, a political action committee targeting the self-segregated Amish community.
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He sees anti-vaxxers making a concerted effort to break into party politics, for example in Texas, where a newish "vaccine-choice" political action committee backed candidates for state elections last year.
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After all, it serves as a lobbying group for the tech industry, and is decidedly pro-business; its political action committee has also donated to several Republican presidential candidates in the past.
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"There's not just one women's lane," said Christina Reynolds, who worked on Clinton's 2016 campaign and is now vice president of communications at Emily's List, a political action committee backing female candidates.
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Companies pushing for the carbon tax included BP and Shell which earlier this week each donated $1 million to the Americans for Carbon Dividends political action committee of the Climate Leadership Council.
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Leading the charge to put LGBTQ leaders in office is Victory Fund, an American political action committee that promotes LGBTQ equality, by increasing the number of LGBTQ elected officials across the nation.
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One specific Political Action Committee with a history of receiving donations from the North Carolina Democratic Party had two paid staffers that personally served as witnesses for more than 100 absentee ballots.
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Through his political action committee Serve America, Moulton has backed veterans running for House seats across the country, elevating people like Feehan, Chrissy Houlahan in Pennsylvania and Gina Ortiz Jones in Texas.
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If you can buy a congressman's attention with a relatively inexpensive, legal contribution from a corporate political action committee, no one should be surprised by attempts to buy off public-policy organizations.
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After the 2014 midterms, I wrote in the New York Observer: Before the final votes were counted on election night, the progressive political action committee J Street was scrambling to save face.
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Peña-Melnyk has won endorsements from The Washington Post as well as influential women's and Hispanic advocacy groups, including the Congressional Hispanic Caucus's political action committee, Latino Victory Fund, and EMILY's List.
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For example, the 2015 report cited a complaint against a U.S. Agriculture Department official who allegedly asked two subordinate employees to donate to a political action committee supporting Obama's 2012 re-election.
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Tens of thousands of women told the political action committee Emily's List they considered running for office since 2016, and record numbers of women and women of color were elected in 2018.
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Mr. McCabe's wife ran for a seat in the Virginia State Senate in 2015, and accepted nearly $500,000 in contributions from Common Good VA. That political action committee is run by Gov.
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The company has worked for a political action committee started by John R. Bolton, who served in the George W. Bush administration, as well as for President Trump's presidential campaign in 2016.
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The UBS political action committee, which gives equally to Republicans and Democrats, is designed to support members of Congress who we believe promote responsible economic and investment policies at the federal level.
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"It's not a fait accompli that all of her support goes to Bernie Sanders," said Neil Sroka, communications director for Democracy for America, a political action committee that endorsed Sanders on Monday.
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In March, it issued nearly $1 million in fines to the political action committee that backed Jeb Bush's presidential campaign in 2016, as well as a Chinese company that donated to it.
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And Robert Mercer, the deep-pocketed New York investor who helped finance Mr. Trump's campaign, has donated $300,000 to Ms. Ward's political action committee this year, according to Federal Election Commission records.
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"We have concerns about his divisiveness in general, and particularly his divisiveness on the U.S.-Israel relationship," Mark Mellman, President of the Democratic Majority for Israel Political Action Committee, told The Hill.
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Kobach's connection to Tanton — in addition to representing FAIR in court, he received contributions totaling $10,000 from a political-action committee run by Tanton's wife — became an issue in his congressional run.
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Don't forget that Mr. Bolton harbors presidential dreams; he came close to a run in 2015, and he maintains a political action committee, through which he doles out money to Republican politicians.
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Trump has accused the deputy FBI director of bias because his wife ran for a seat in 2015 in Virginia's Legislature and received donations from the political action committee of then-Gov.
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This can include founding an organization that recruits and trains candidates, similar to Emily's List, which recruits and trains women, and forming a political action committee to spend money on their behalf.
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Priorities USA is a super PAC, a type of political action committee that is permitted to raise and spend unlimited sums of money but required to disclose to the public its donors.
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Trump has spent only a little less than Buttigieg — $4.5 million since June 2018 — but his political action committee, on the other hand, has spent $9,796,400 in the same period of time.
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Nearly every presidential candidate has his or her own super political action committee where wealthy donors who maxed out to the candidate can then spend unlimited additional amounts to support the campaign.
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Data being presented at the upcoming American Association of Neurological Surgeons Annual Meeting illustrates that the donation rate of an active neurosurgeon to their neurosurgery specific political action committee was six percent.
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Blue Dogs also expect to have more resources than normal to support their candidates — one aide told The Hill that they are seeing a "surge" in donations to their political action committee.
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"I would not wait much longer," said Stephanie Schriock, the president of the political action committee Emily's List and an early proponent of online fund-raising as Howard Dean's national finance director.
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Other key executives haven't yet given to a presidential candidate but have donated to Google's political action committee, which in the last election cycle donated its PAC money equally among Democrats and Republicans.
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After news broke last week saying Linda Bean had donated too much money to a political action committee in favor of Trump, many customers called for a boycott of the L.L. Bean brand.
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Lawmakers have reminded officials in the West Wing that Cuccinelli, a former Virginia state attorney general, once led a political action committee that supported a primary challenge against Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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His fundraising efforts received help from Cari Tuna, wife of Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz, who contributed more than $650,000 to a political action committee led by Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King.
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America Rising, a political action committee that conducts opposition research for Republicans, requested the Kelly contract with Youngstown State last month, not long after the astronaut and Navy veteran declared his Senate candidacy.
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This was met with opposition from Ridesharing Works for Austin, the political action committee largely funded by Uber and Lyft, which gathered enough signatures to force adoption a weaker ordinance or a vote.
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At that time, Taylor disclosed that his wife made one political donation before: She gave $150 in 2003 to 21st Century Democrats, a political action committee that backs "genuinely progressive" and "populist" Democrats.
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Strange was forced into a runoff with the firebrand jurist despite an endorsement from President Donald Trump and heavy investment by a super political action committee tied to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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The "March for Science" movement led to recruitment drives by groups such as 314 Action, a political action committee that sought to sign scientists up to run for office and support them financially.
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The company and the Koch-backed political action committee donated a combined $400,000 to Pompeo's campaigns while he was running in the 2323th Congressional District, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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AMPAC, a political action committee backed by the American Medical Association that supports candidates for Congress "who will make physicians and patients a top priority" has been recruiting and training candidates for years.
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Nichols, 73, is active in several industry groups, including America's Natural Gas Alliance, the National Association of Manufacturers, the Business Industry Political Action Committee, and the American Petroleum Institute, according to Devon's website.
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Lesko, the winner in a crowded Republican primary, has been embroiled in a controversy over moving $50,000 from her state Senate race to a political action committee that backs her U.S. House campaign.
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The group 314 Action, a political action committee devoted to getting more PhD holders to run for office, plans to be a presence at the march, to find people sympathetic to its cause.
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In addition to this, the political action committee, Animal Wellness Action, is pressuring Congress to pass a bill that will establish a national standard for medication in the industry: the Horseracing Integrity Act.
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To date, those groups have spent over $7 million in the contest, including considerable money from a McConnell-linked super political action committee that went toward attacking Blankenship and propping up his opponents.
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Developers who volunteered for Mr. Sanders are also working with Brand New Congress, a new political action committee devoted to electing lawmakers who share Mr. Sanders's policy views in the 2018 midterm elections.
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About 300 people attended the fundraiser, which was hosted by Protect the House, the joint political action committee run by McCarthy and Vice President Pence to maintain the Republican majority in the House.
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A political action committee supporting President Trump and Vice President Pence's reelection is offering a "Fight the Fake News" bumper sticker, echoing a term Trump uses in his criticism of the news media.
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Meanwhile, his political action committee, American Possibilities, raised more than $2.5 million since it was launched in 2017 and doled out more than $500,000 to Democratic candidates and committees during the 2018 midterms.
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"Bernie — in my opinion — he's at his best when he's an angry, old man because we all relate to that," Kulinski, a co-founder of progressive political action committee Justice Democrats, told Hill.
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Robert Wolf, the former chairman and CEO of UBS Americas and a leading fundraiser in the Obama and Clinton campaigns, donated to $1,000 to O'Rourke's campaign and $5,000 to Biden's political action committee.
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Another employee that The Hill spoke with said that they and several co-workers were planning on organizing an effort against the contract at the forthcoming meeting for MSPAC, Microsoft's political action committee.
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I'd been invited to a breakfast hosted by the Congressional Black Caucus's political action committee, so I make my way downtown to the hotel where the black congresspeople are dining with their donors.
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By contrast, PhRMA and its political action committee made only about $1 million in political donations in 2015 and 2016 that were disclosed to regulators and reported by the Center for Responsive Politics.
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On Friday, The Times reported that the company was hired early on by a political action committee founded by Mr. Bolton, Mr. Trump's incoming national security adviser, who knew about the data harvesting.
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But Mr. Trump's position on the Paris agreement was made clear at the Conservative Political Action Committee conference last month when he said the accord would be a "disaster" for the United States.
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That affair was hosted by the Republican Jewish Coalition, the organization funded by the casino magnate and Republican superdonor Sheldon Adelson, and America First Action, a political action committee staffed by Trump allies.
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Associates of Mr. Manafort's said the money was funneled through a political action committee called Rebuilding America Now, set up in the summer of 2016 to help Mr. Trump's then-cash-starved campaign.
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The results are still rolling in, but at least 153 have won so far, said Elliot Imse, a spokesman for the Victory Fund, a nonpartisan political action committee devoted to electing L.G.B.T. candidates.
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Will Fischer, then the director of government relations for VoteVets, the liberal political action committee, was tapped to face off with Dan Caldwell, the executive director of the conservative Concerned Veterans for America.
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Various arms of the I.B.E.W. have been major contributors to Mr. Cuomo over the years, giving more than $100,000 since 2014, including $10,000 this April from the union's New York political action committee.
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President Donald Trump's reelection campaign has issued a cease-and-desist letter to television stations that aired what his campaign called a "patently false, misleading, and deceptive" advertisement by a political action committee.
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President Donald Trump's reelection campaign has issued a cease-and-desist letter to television stations that aired what the campaign calls a "patently false, misleading, and deceptive" advertisement by a political action committee.
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But his caution in making no endorsement at home belies his ambitious positioning as a national progressive leader; he recently created a political action committee, Fairness PAC, to support his national political activities.
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Only 19 percent of the more than $1.3 million donated by Google employees in the 2016 cycle, for example, has gone to industry groups and the Google NetPAC, the company's political action committee.
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The ad, which was run by New Faces GOP, a political action committee run by Elizabeth Heng, who unsuccessfully ran for Congress in California last year, opens with a photo of Ocasio-Cortez.
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But last week, hundreds of physicians belonging to the American College of Cardiology Political Action Committee gathered in the nation's capital to discuss the bills we are backing on behalf of our patients.
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I cannot understand how this organization would allow such an offensive ad by a political action committee — regardless of how much was paid for it or which party it was supposed to represent.
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The extra funds went to her political action committee, which she would then redistribute to other party committees and politicians, and the Massachusetts Democratic Party; she closed the joint account in late 2018.
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Speaking Tuesday at a Washington event sponsored by the Latino Victory Fund political action committee, the mayor said some schools outside San Juan still have no water, power or even supplies of milk.
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"In the context of today, George Bush might say, 'I love that Willie Horton ad,'" said Mr. Brown, who is now co-chairman of the pro-Trump America Fights Back political action committee.
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When Dean Heller, a Nevada Republican who faces a tough re-election battle next year, opposed the Senate's first repeal-and-replace effort, a Trump-allied political action committee ran ads against him.
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The prosecutors have also accused Mr. Manafort of lying about how $125,000 donated to a pro-Trump political action committee was used to cover some of Mr. Manafort's debts for his legal defense.
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His political action committee reported about $925,000 in donations of less than $200 since mid-2017, but since Mr. Biden does not use ActBlue there is no estimate of his number of donors.
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Through his Blue Wave Project political action committee, Mr. Merkley endorsed a series of midterm candidates, including nearly two dozen in key presidential primary states, and hired some staff in early primary states.
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King, who is seeking his ninth term in the House of Representatives, received $2,500 from the Land O'Lakes Political Action Committee this year, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks campaign donations.
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She and her husband founded All Children Matter, a political action committee that supports school vouchers and private school scholarships, and she chairs the American Federation for Children, which advocates for the same issues.
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"All of the campaigns are going to be targeting likely Democratic voters," said Tara McGowan, CEO of the nonprofit digital organization Acronym and former digital director of Priorities USA, a Democratic political action committee.
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Supported by Victory Fund, a political action committee dedicated to increasing the number of openly LGBTQ public officials in political positions, their wins are symbolic of a shift toward inclusiveness in the city's politics.
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Biden, who has already created a political action committee amid rumors of a 2020 presidential bid, has been far more likely to wade into political controversy than Barack Obama since the Trump administration began.
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Emily's List, the political action committee devoted to getting pro-choice Democratic women in office, has put 50 Republican lawmakers "on notice," revealing which incumbents the group will focus on kicking out of office.
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He once had an "A" rating from the National Rifle Association, but donated the money he had received from its political action committee to gun control groups after the Las Vegas shooting in 2017.
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The Senate Majority PAC, a political action committee associated with Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid, has reserved $10.5 million in television ad time beginning in September and running through Election Day, the group said.
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To raise capital, Acronym established a political action committee called Pacronym, which the organization's web site says helped elect 65 "progressive candidates across the country" in 2018, a year before it invested in Shadow.
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For example, between 2003 and 2016, there was a 19-fold increase in vaccine refusal in Texas and a political action committee in the state is raising money to help parents apply for exemption.
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Whitman has contributed to a political action committee bent on derailing Trump, and billionaire Paul Singer, head of the activist hedge fund Elliott Management, has promised to make sure those efforts are well funded.
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So far in 2018, employees of the pharmaceutical distributor Morris & Dickson have given $16,200 to the Scalise campaign, while the political action committee of medical insurance company Blue Cross/ Blue Shield has donated $11,000.
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Bondi made headlines during Trump's presidential campaign for accepting a $25,000 contribution to her political action committee from the Donald J. Trump Foundation, an apparent violation of rules prohibiting donations from nonprofits to PACs.
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It's hard to spin funneling $1.5 million into a political action committee as anything but a corrupt move—especially when just four years earlier, in 23, the company contributed $25,000 to the same group.
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A McConnell-linked super political action committee spent over $1.3 million in anti-Blankenship ads during the primary, causing the at-times acid tonged coal baron to attack McConnell in personal and biting terms.
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Separately, a campaign aide told CNBC that Team Ryan will continue to raise funds for the speaker's political action committee, Prosperity Action, and the NRCC, while continuing to host individual events around the country.
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FEC decision, Elias asked the FEC to issue an administrative ruling, known as an advisory opinion, that became the legal underpinning for a new type of political action committee that could accept unlimited contributions.
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Unbelievably, that number has now grown to an estimated 85033, according to a list compiled by the Ohio Jobs and Justice Political Action Committee, a group that has tracked the issue for a decade.
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One of us argued a case in which Kavanaugh authored an opinion related to foreign spending in American elections and the other argued a case before Kavanaugh regarding political action committee spending in elections.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, who had already endorsed Abrams and this month cut her a $5,000 check through his political action committee according to an aide, sent a fundraising email for her Thursday.
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A political action committee supporting President Trump's reelection called for an end to "sanctuary cities" on Friday following the acquittal of an undocumented immigrant charged with the murder of San Francisco native Kate Steinle.
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Ms. Pelosi has also been deploying some high-powered allies — including former Vice President Al Gore; Ellen Malcolm, the founder of the women's political action committee Emily's List; former Senator John Kerry; and Gov.
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In some instances, they picked Democratic candidates who were not supported by Emily's List, the political action committee that backs women who support abortion rights, and in others they split with the state party.
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"It's potentially significant if it's going to be a close contest between him and Joe Biden in Michigan," said Wa'el Alzayat, CEO of Emgage, a major Muslim political action committee that has endorsed Sanders.
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His conservative political action committee was instrumental in the surprise unseatings of liberal Democratic stalwarts in 21994, including Senators Birch Bayh of Indiana, Frank Church of Idaho and George S. McGovern of South Dakota.
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Between August and October, Ms. Bean donated $30,000 to a political action committee, originally known as Making America Great Again L.L.C., that backed Mr. Trump, the Republican candidate, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
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The editorial suggested a connection between a map of targeted electoral districts circulated by Ms. Palin's political action committee and the 2011 mass shooting by Jared L. Loughner that severely wounded Representative Gabrielle Giffords.
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A progressive political action committee hit the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) on Tuesday, calling it "out-of-touch" on gun control laws and criticizing its lack of support for single-payer health care.
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Abdul El-Sayed, the progressive physician who was the runner-up in Michigan Democrats' primary for governor last month, is launching a new political action committee to harness the energy from his upstart campaign.
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"There's a mentality emanating from Washington today that says, 'We know best,'" Mr. Pruitt said during the campaign, which was supported by a donation from Mr. Nichols, as well as Devon's political action committee.
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Remember that every trade association, every political action committee and every lobby shop has a vested interest in giving to incumbents so politicians in office would have no problem continuing to hoover up cash.
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Amazon supported seven city council candidates via a $1.45 million contribution to a political action committee backed by Seattle's chamber of commerce in the hope of electing a more business-friendly slate of officials.
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Faced with a "bigoted and destructive agenda" in Washington, "black voters are seeing this as a transformative moment for the country," said Adrianne Shropshire, who runs BlackPAC, a two-year-old political action committee.
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Bradley Tusk, an entrepreneur and former Bloomberg adviser who has been a strategist for Uber and founded a political action committee called NYC Deserves Better, told me he is encouraging Ms. Quinn to run.
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He writes how the President repeatedly bullied him about his wife's failed state Senate run, promoted the idea that donations Dr. Jill McCabe received from the political action committee of then-Democratic Virginia Gov.
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A political action committee that pushes black voter turnout, and helped Democrats flip a U.S. Senate seat in deep-red Alabama, is looking to build on that success in the 252 midterm congressional elections.
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Rubin had urged Patrick to run for president and launched a political action committee last year to advance that goal, but moved on after Patrick announced in December he would not run in 2020.
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Mr. Trump's pledge was extremely popular with evangelicals and pro-Israel backers, including the casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, who donated $25 million to a political action committee supporting Mr. Trump during the presidential campaign.
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Priorities USA, the "super PAC" supporting Hillary Clinton, and Emily's List, the political action committee that works to elect Democratic women, have partnered on the campaign, which they said will run through the general election.
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The five companies reviewed by Reuters that did not fund opponents to Obama's climate change agenda either had no political action committee, like Apple, or made only a small number of contributions, like Coca Cola.
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Horn also likely benefited significantly from a late stage injection of cash from billionaire Michael Bloomberg's Independence USA political action committee, which spent $400,000 on ads promoting Horn in the final weeks of the race.
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The political action committee known as 314 Action, which helps people with science backgrounds run for office, estimates that about 60 such candidates are competing for federal positions, with another 250 aiming for lower offices.
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In September, Hickenlooper opened up a leadership political action committee, the Giddy Up PAC, which was created to support numerous federal candidates and allows him to raise money from top-dollar financiers across the country.
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Jeffrey Cramer, a former federal prosecutor who spent 12 years at the DOJ, didn't mince words when reacting to the news, telling Insider that the "DOJ needs to register as a Republican political action committee."
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But campaign finance records and Sessions' previous remarks identify Sessions as "Congressman-1," and he was the lawmaker Parnas and Fruman had met with at an event hosted by a political action committee in 2018.
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The political action committee of Cheri Bustos, a Democrat from Illinois, recently published a report entitled "Hope from the Heartland: How Democrats can better serve the Midwest by bringing rural, working-class wisdom to Washington".
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MACCALLUM: So, my next guest is the aforementioned President Trump&aposs first campaign manager and now reportedly back in the political game, joining Vice President Pence&aposs Political Action Committee, Corey Lewandowski, joins me know.
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Although less known than rivals including U.S. senators Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren or Kamala Harris, Inslee has a strong following among environmentalists and will have financial support from a newly formed environmental political action committee.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham, the chair of the caucus, relayed concerns to Cárdenas, according to a source familiar with the conversation, but she did not ask him to step down from running the political action committee.
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While lawmakers and campaign committees can't coordinate spending with super PACs, it's understood that the CLF is the preferred political action committee of leadership thanks to its shared goals of protecting and growing the majority.
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Nate Lerner, the co-founder of Draft Beto, a political action committee formed in December to lure O'Rourke into the presidential race, said that his group was also exploring ways to support O'Rourke's nascent campaign.
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Consider the case of Anand Ahuja, a lawyer in his mid-60s on Long Island, who was a founder of Indian-Americans for Trump 2016, a political action committee that oddly does not raise money.
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The Willie Horton ad, by contrast, was created by a political action committee independent of George H.W. Bush, and the Bush campaign distanced itself from the ad on the campaign trail and during televised debates.
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Thiel didn't contribute at all in the first quarter of 2017 and started donating in the second quarter, when he shelled out $5,000 to the political action committee of Facebook at the end of April.
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Mylan's political action committee has given at least $71,000 to congressional candidates from both parties this election cycle, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, with about 72 percent of those contributions going to Republicans.
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Mark Kelly, a retired astronaut and a founder of Americans for Responsible Solutions, a political action committee, has pushed for gun regulations since his wife, former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, was shot in Tucson in 2011.
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Supporters of President Trump can download an app from Great America, a big-spending pro-Trump political action committee, or America First, Mr. Trump's official 2100 campaign app, which has some features that remain active.
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" Asked if he would create a political action committee or some other vehicle to finance his own political activity outside New York City, Mr. de Blasio said, "We don't have any plans at this point.
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Mr. Pompeo has also endeared himself to the climate-denying Koch brothers, who, along with their family, employees and affiliated groups donated $357,300 to his campaigns and political action committee, according to the McClatchy newspapers.
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One of these was a $2145 million donation to Louisiana Rising, a political action committee that backed him, from a top executive at an oil and gas company that then had hundreds of Gulf platforms.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is enjoying her rising liberal stardom: emerging as a top surrogate for 2020 Democratic frontrunner Bernie Sanders while also launching a new political action committee designed to promote like-minded congressional candidates.
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In 2013, Bondi announced her office would not launch an investigation into alleged fraud in the marketing of Trump University after the Trump Foundation contributed $25,000 to a political action committee to support her reelection.
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Ms. Benjamin said investors knew what they were signing up for, including the fact that the fund's overarching organization also features an animal welfare advocacy and research organization, a political action committee and a foundation.
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In January, political action committee Democracy for America launched Progressives Unite 2020, a coalition of 18 grassroots group, aimed at reminding progressives to keep their eyes on the prize and vote strategically during the primaries.
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Another recruit for Bloomberg is Kimberly Peeler-Allen, the co-chair of Higher Heights for America Political Action Committee, which focuses on encouraging black women to vote for the group's endorsed candidates, another source added.
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Former intelligence officers and national security officials have formed a new national security political action committee, called 4DPac (Democracy Development Diplomacy Defense), to publish what they call no-spin research on Mr. Trump's foreign investments.
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Dating back to the 2016 presidential campaign trail, Trump continually pointed to donations to the Virginia state Senate campaign of McCabe's wife, Dr. Jill McCabe, from a political action committee of Democratic then-Virginia Gov.
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Giffords was also among a group of Democratic House candidates featured on the Website of Sarah Palin's political action committee with cross hairs over their districts, a fact that disturbed Ms. Giffords at the time.
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This past weekend, he publicly lashed out at FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, who he argues is biased given political donations his wife took from a political action committee close to Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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Kander, the former Missouri secretary of state, launched a political action committee called Let America Vote, which put him at the forefront of Democratic efforts to oppose President Donald Trump's commission to study voter fraud.
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A filing with the Federal Election Commission, however, shows that Manchin's political action committee, Country Roads, donated $1,000 to Democratic candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes, who challenged Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in Kentucky in 2014.
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David Correia, 44, was named in an indictment with two Giuliani associates and another man arrested last week on charges they made illegal contributions to politicians and a political action committee supporting President Donald Trump.
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And his run inspired a host of new left-wing institutions like the Justice Democrats, a political action committee founded by former Sanders staffers whose platform includes Medicare for All and the Green New Deal.
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He is also is now a spokesperson for the Brand New Congress, a political action committee founded by former Sanders aides to try fielding a slate of down-ballot candidates who fit the Bernie mold.
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One company, AmTrust Financial Services, which, along with a subsidiary, First Nationwide Title Agency, hosted the Citi Field event in October, opened a political action committee in New York and quickly raised more than $100,000.
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Julie Conway, executive director of VIEW PAC (Value in Electing Women Political Action Committee), another group that supports Republican women candidates, said she has already met with as many as 85 women considering a bid.
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Clinton got another boost on Thursday as the political action committee of the Congressional Black Caucus gave her its endorsement, with many of the caucus's House members showing up at the announcement to add their support.
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It's been reported that organizations such the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has designated the Nation of Islam a hate group, and the political action committee Emily's List will not be partners for this year's event.
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Since his election, Emily's List, a political action committee which recruits and promotes pro-choice, Democratic women candidates, has reported that over 4,000 women across the country have sought guidance from them on running for office.
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Shortly after the travel ban was announced, Ari Emanuel, a one-time agent to Trump, told WME-IMG talent agency employees that he and his co-CEO, Patrick Whitesell, were forming a federal political action committee.
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In September, he spoke at an event sponsored by EMILY's List, a political action committee dedicated to helping pro-choice women get elected into Congress, and defended women who have spoken out throughout the #MeToo movement.
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"I can't remember anything from Beto's campaign that seems like a big policy idea," said Waleed Shahid, communications director for Justice Democrats, a progressive political action committee, who also worked with Sanders during the 2016 election.
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The proceeds from this week's fundraiser will flow to a partnership between Romney's leadership political action committee, Believe in America PAC, the National Republican Senatorial Committee and three US Senate campaigns: the reelection bids of Sens.
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Scott Krisiloff, who advises Y Combinator President Sam Altman's political efforts, has worked with Senate Democrats' top political action committee on issues related to digital strategy and donors, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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The political action committee (PAC), which has received support and guidance from Hollywood director-writer-producer Joss Whedon, focuses on candidates at the state level because Ullman believes that's where gun reform has the most potential.
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