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Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions PAC (official name CRES PAC) is a 527 political action committee affiliated with the right-leaning environmentalist advocacy group Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions. (CRES PAC is the successor to the Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions PAC, which was in operation from 2013 until it
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Citizens for Strength and Security Fund is a political action committee run by a Democratic consultant. Much of the fund’s money has come from labor unions and left-of-center groups. The fund has been involved in political races from U.S. Senate to local mayoral contests. The leader of Citizens for Strength
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Civic Truth Action is a political action committee (PAC) that previously received funding from Evidence for Impact, an advocacy group whose “beneficial owner,” Ezra Reese, is an attorney for legal firm Elias Law Group. The firm is led by American attorney Marc Elias, whom has provided legal services
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ClearPath Action (also called ClearPath Action Fund) is a Republican-aligned super PAC that supports Republican Party candidates who back greater support for global warming policies and environmentalism. It was founded by Jay Faison, an entrepreneur and Republican climate change activist. ClearPath’s goals include electing Republicans to office who support government
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Climate Hawks Vote Political Action is a Super PAC that promotes far-left environmentalist candidates solely form the Democratic Party. Much of the PAC’s work revolves around pushing Democratic politicians further to the left on environmentalist issues and advocating against the use of all conventional fuels. The PAC is the political
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Hillary Clinton’s 2008 presidential campaign began when then-Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) announced her candidacy for U.S. president on January 20, 2007. Clinton was defeated by rival Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL), who became the Democratic Party’s 2008 presidential nominee; Clinton suspended her campaign on June 7, 2008. She was
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Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign began when former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton declared her candidacy for U.S. president on April 12, 2015. Clinton became the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee on July 26, 2016 after defeating rival Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-VT) in the party’s primary. On July 22,
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Political Party/527
Club for Growth Action (CFG Action) is a right-of-center Super PAC that aims to elect candidates who are pro-growth and support limited-government policy to both the U.S. House and Senate. CFG Action’s strategy includes providing support to conservative candidates in order to win primaries against moderate Republicans, protecting incumbent Republicans
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Political Party/527
The Coalition for Parents and Children is a Reno, Nevada-based pro-life political action committee that was founded to oppose Nevada Question 6, a 2024 ballot initiative enshrining the right to abortion in the state constitution.
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Coconut Brat PAC bills itself as an “irreverent” Super PAC that was launched for the 2024 presidential election in support of the candidacy of Vice President Kamala Harris. The PAC states that it was “designed to shake up the political status quo,” and focuses on “social media activism.”
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Political Party/527
The Collective PAC is a 527 political action committee created to “build Black political power” by electing African Americans to public office.97
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College Democrats of America is a political action committee and the national student arm of the Democratic National Committee. The organization focuses on pushing left-of-center issues, including the cancellation of student loan debt and environmentalism. 98
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College Republican National Committee (CRNC) is an organization consisting of college and university students across the United States who support the Republican Party. Originally founded at the University of Michigan in 1892 as the American Republican College League,
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Political Party/527
Color of Change PAC is a political action committee closely associated with Color of Change, a left-of-center lobbying group focusing on racial issues and racial-aligned advocacy, and its associated charitable arm Color of Change Education Fund. The organization and its “Voting While Black” mobilization project have endorsed a number of
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Colorado Safety & Justice PAC is a left-of-center PAC that was created in 2016 and spent almost $1.3 million on the unsuccessful election campaign of Jake Lilly for District Attorney in Colorado’s 1st Judicial District. The organization is the Colorado branch of the vast “Safety and Justice” network, a project
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Political Party/527
The Common Power PAC is a left-of-center political action committee (PAC) affiliated with Common Power and Common Power Purpose, organizations that promote left-of-center issues and partner with other advocacy groups to support Democratic campaigns across the United States. Common Power is based in Seattle and operates organizing
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Political Party/527
The Communist Party of the United States of America (CPUSA) is a minor left-wing political party in the United States that was created in 1921 as the result of a forced merger between two rival communist factions, each founded in 1919. As of 2014 it reported only a few
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Community Change Voters (CCV) is a left-of-center Super PAC affiliated with the Center for Community Change (CCC) and the Center for Community Change Action (CCCA). Formed in 2016, the PAC has spent over $7 million in federal elections to support Democratic candidates and oppose Republicans.
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Conservatives for Environmental Reform (CFER) is a right-leaning PAC associated with the nominally conservative environmental advocacy group American Conservation Coalition (ACC). As of December 2019, the PAC appears to be defunct, with its website no longer live.
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Correct the Record was a super PAC created to support the 2016 presidential candidacy of former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton by providing opposition research on her opponents in the election. The PAC was run by Clinton ally David Brock as part of a network designed to boost
