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Bernie Sanders’ 2016 presidential campaign began when Sen. Sanders (I-VT) announced his candidacy for U.S. president on the Democratic Party ticket on April 30, 2015. Sanders, a democratic socialist, was defeated by rival Hillary Clinton in July 2016, effectively suspending his campaign.
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Senate Majority PAC is a Super PAC making independent expenditures to support Democratic and liberal candidates for U.S. Senate.
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Sierra Club Independent Action is the 527 political action committee affiliate of the Sierra Club and the Sierra Club Foundation.
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Social Security Works is the 527 political action committee of Social Security Works, a 501(c)(4) organization advocates for left-of-center policy reforms related to Social Security.
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Swing Left is a Democratic Party-aligned fundraising and voter mobilization PAC (political action committee). The PAC provides connections to Swing Left team members, information concerning specific districts, fundraising services, and canvassing opportunities within competitive districts.[1] It also offers volunteers free online training programs, simulcast technology, and interactive webinars.
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Tenants PAC is a New York City-based left-of-center political action committee that focuses on electing candidates who support expanding rent control throughout New York State and otherwise supporting pro-tenant policies at the expense of property owners. Tenants PAC is a player in left-wing New York politics, often supporting the furthest-left
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The National Committee for an Effective Congress is a foundation created by Eleanor Roosevelt in 1948 to support progressive candidates. In recent times, the organization has moved away from directly funding candidates’ campaigns to provide analysis and research for candidates to use.
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The Treasury Employees PAC (TEPAC) is the 527 political action committee affiliated with the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU).
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Also see Trump Administration Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign began when Trump declared his candidacy for U.S. president on June 16, 2015. Trump became the Republican Party’s presidential nominee on July 19, 2016. On July 15, 2016, Trump announced that Indiana Gov. Mike Pence (R) would be his vice
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Unite America is a left-of-center PAC based in Denver, Colorado, that advocates for changes to America’s congressional redistricting process, ranked choice voting, open primaries, expanded vote-by-mail systems. The PAC claims to support “candidates on both sides” of the partisan divide. It makes substantial grants to left-of-center groups that also advocate
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Voices for Progress (PAC) is a 527 political action committee and coordination group for left-of-center donors. It is affiliated with Voices for Progress, a 501(c)(4) project of the Tides Foundation-affiliated Advocacy Fund, and the Voices for Progress Education Fund, a 501(c)(3) project of the Tides Center.
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Vote Forward (sometimes stylized Vote FWD or VoteFWD) is a Democratic-aligned voter registration and mobilization PAC (political action committee).[28] The PAC provides template letters for individuals to complete, sign, and send urging voter participation from unlikely registered voters to increase Democratic voter turnout.[29] Background Vote Forward
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VoteVets PAC was founded in 2006 with the goal of electing to Congress Afghanistan or Iraq war veterans who were critical of the execution of the war in Iraq.[41] VoteVets PAC has given nearly $1 million to Democratic candidates for Congress, spends millions on independent expenditures for Democrats, supports state and
