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WVWV is now called the Voter Participation Center Women’s Voices Women Vote (WVWV) was a left-of-center voter registration nonprofit founded in 2003 by prominent left-wing political strategist Page Gardner to advocate for the left-of-center “Rising American Electorate,” particularly unmarried women, and increase their participation in the political process. WVWV
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David Shaw is a former hedge fund manager, professor, and scientist with a net worth $7.3 billion and the founder of the quantitative hedge fund firm known as D.E Shaw. 1 He is a philanthropist and
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Roger Altman-Roger Altman is an investment banker and Democratic donor. Altman is a lifelong friend and former advisor to President Bill Clinton. 1
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Encore.org is a left-of-center think tank created to mobilize retirees to support left-of-center youth activism and community service projects. 1 Encore.org supports left-of-center initiatives, especially surrounding race relations and environmentalism.
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Founded in 1995, the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) is a left-of-center nonprofit aimed at expanding the economic and political leverage of Americans with disabilities through programmatic and advocacy efforts. It partnered with left-of-center advocacy and “civic engagement” organizations including Alliance for Justice, Center for American
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The Biden-Harris Transition refers to the process of transitioning the Presidency and Vice Presidency of the United States from President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence to President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris in the aftermath of the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election. As part of that
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David Geffen is a recording industry executive and major Democratic political donor. Geffen founded Asylum Records and Geffen Records. He was also a co-founder of DreamWorks SKG. 1 Background David Lawrence Geffen is a
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The Atlantic is a left-of-center literary, political, and ideas magazine that publishes ten issues per year. It was founded as The Atlantic Monthly in 1857 by several prominent American literary figures such as Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
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Disabled in Action of Metropolitan New York is a left-of-center civil rights organization that focuses on alleged discrimination against individuals with disabilities. Disabled in Action raises awareness of discrimination against people with disabilities and uses litigation and advocacy efforts to promote legal change. History Disabled in Action was founded in
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The National Rifle Association of America (NRA) is a single-issue right-of-center advocacy organization that promotes responsible firearms ownership and use. It is involved in firearms-related education, training, and political activism, supporting policies that it sees as furthering the right to keep and bear arms under the Second Amendment to the
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Grantmakers for Girls of Color (G4GC) is a grantmaking organization for groups that support left-of-center advocacy and philanthropic efforts that target women of color. G4GC is financially sponsored by the left-of-center Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.
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The American Public Transportation Association (also known as the American Public Transit Association) is a trade association for operators of public transportation systems and businesses in the public transportation industry. The organization lobbies on behalf of policies that support the use of public transportation. The organization claims a membership of
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The Insight Center for Community Economic Development (Insight Center) is a left-progressive research center based in Oakland, California that promotes left-of-center racial and economic policies. The Insight Center has advocated for policies including a universal basic income, an increased minimum wage, and heavy regulation of private enterprise, especially in real
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Also see Sea Change Foundation (Nonprofit) Nathaniel “Nat” Simons is a billionaire, hedge fund manager, and major donor to left-of-center causes and organizations, much of it through the Sea Change Foundation, a San Francisco-based grantmaking foundation he co-founded in 2006 with his wife, Laura Baxter-Simons.
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Paige Herwig is an attorney and former legal staffer serving in the United States Congress and Executive Branch. 1 A graduate of Yale Law School, Herwig has worked for prominent Democratic politicians including Senator Dianne
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Eric Colombel is the husband of Andrea Soros Colombel, the daughter of financier and liberal political donor George Soros. He is the president and founder of the Tsadra Foundation,1 a nonprofit organization which
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See also: For a more complete list of public figures who promoted collusion claims, please see this resource from the Capital Research Center. Starting at least by July 2016 and continuing through March 2019, the FBI and then the office of Department of Justice Special Counsel Robert
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The Labor Community Strategy Center (LCSC) is a radical-left organizing group based in Los Angeles. Eric Mann, a radical-left activist who has been a member of several communist organizations, helped to start LCSC in 1989 and remains its director today.
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Also see Women’s Voices Women Vote (Nonprofit) The Center for Voter Information (CVI) is a left-of-center voter registration and outreach group that is permitted to take positions on candidates that works alongside its nominally nonpartisan and charitable “sister,” the Voter Participation Center (VPC). While both organizations run general
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The Bilderberg Meeting is an annual, invitation-only conference of elite social and political individuals held in Europe that fosters discussion between European and the North American power centers. The meeting has been held annually since the 1950s and attracts CEOs of major corporations, heads of labor unions, and political elites
