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The NEA Advocacy Fund is the political action committee (PAC) arm of the National Education Association (NEA), America’s largest teachers union. NEA Advocacy Fund, funded almost entirely by contributions from NEA members, has spent millions of dollars opposing conservative candidates. History Founded in 2010, the NEA Advocacy Fund carries
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NOW PAC is the political action committee of the social-liberal feminist advocacy group National Organization for Women (NOW). NOW PAC has endorsed over 500 candidates and spent more than $2 million in political contributions for Democrats from 2006-2017. [20] [21] NOW PAC claims to endorse
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The National Public Education Action Fund is a 527 PAC affiliated with the left-of-center National Public Education Foundation.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) is the principal national committee supporting the re-election of Republican U.S. Senators and the election of other Republicans to the U.S. Senate.
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Need to Impeach is a left-of-center super PAC created in 2017 to support independent expenditure campaigns opposing President Donald Trump. Need to Impeach is closely associated with billionaire environmentalist and Democratic mega-donor Tom Steyer, who is the super PAC’s founder and principal funder.[34] [35] Campaigns
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Nevada Law & Justice PAC is a left-of-center PAC created in May, 2018 to fund the unsuccessful campaign of Robert Langford, a progressive candidate for Clark County District Attorney in the 2018 Nevada Democratic primary.[46] The organization is the Nevada branch of the vast “Safety
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New Democrat Network Political Action Committee (NDNPAC) was formed in 1996 as a left-of-center committee to advocate and elect Democrats to office. After reorganizing in 2003, the political action committee and its parent organization, New Democrat Network, were involved in funding controversies and the PAC ceased operations after the
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New Mexico Safety and Justice is a left-of-center PAC that primarily supported Democrat Raul Torrez’s successful 2016 campaign in the Democratic primary and general election for Bernalillo County District Attorney. The organization is the New Mexico branch of the vast “Safety and Justice” network, a project of left-leaning billionaire
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New Politics is a left-of-center PAC that supports candidates with experience in the military or other public service agencies. In 2016, New Politics formed the New Politics Leadership Academy (NPLA), which trains supported candidates to run for office. The NPLA has been accused of wrongfully disbursing funds to politicians in
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New York Justice & Public Safety PAC is a left-of-center PAC that was created in 2019 to fund the campaigns of progressive Democratic candidates for district attorney in several districts in the state of New York. The organization is the New York branch of the vast “Safety and Justice” network,
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The Next Up Victory Fund is a left-of-center political action fund managed by the People for the American Way, a left-of-center nonprofit that has been accused of being a “dark money” group. [130] It aims to fund young progressive candidates for state and local office across the
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Not to be confused with the similarly named 501(c)(4) advocacy group NextGen Climate Action Also see Steyer Network NextGen Climate Action Committee is the unlimited-contribution independent expenditure committee (known as a Super PAC) for NextGen America, an organization associated with left-wing environmentalist billionaire Tom Steyer that
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The NRA Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) is a political action committee affiliated with the National Rifle Association (NRA). It grades and endorses candidates for elected office based on those candidates’ positions on firearms policy. The NRA-PVF also makes campaign contributions and independent expenditures supporting candidates who support gun rights
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For more information, see Organizing for Action (Nonprofit) Also see Obama Administration Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign began when then-Illinois Sen. Barack Obama declared his candidacy for U.S. president on February 10, 2007. Obama became the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee on June 8, 2008 after competitor
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For more information, see Organizing for Action (Nonprofit) Also see Obama Administration Barack Obama’s 2012 presidential campaign began President Barack Obama formally announced his intent to run for reelection as U.S. president on April 4, 2011. Vice President Joe Biden was Obama’s running mate. Obama defeated Republican Party rival
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One Colorado PAC is the political action committee of One Colorado. It supports and provides resources to candidates who support left-of-center LGBT policies. Election Endorsements In 2014, the PAC endorsed 47 state legislative candidates of both parties. [178] In 2016, the One Colorado PAC endorsed 50 state
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Opportunity First PAC was a PAC based in San Antonio, Texas. According to the FEC, it is no longer active.[183]
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Oregon Law & Justice PAC is a left-of-center PAC that was created to support Democrat Max Wall’s unsuccessful 2018 campaign for Washington County, Oregon’s District Attorney Office.[184] The organization is the Oregon branch of the vast “Safety and Justice” network, a project of left-leaning billionaire George
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PACRONYM is a political action committee (PAC) affiliated with the left-of-center political advocacy organization ACRONYM. PACRONYM was formed to oppose Republican candidates through digital advertising campaigns. Its initial ad campaigns were focused on state legislative races for the 2018 elections. [190] PACRONYM was particularly focused on opposing
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Party Majority PAC, a political committee founded by Hillary Clinton-aligned[238] Democratic operative Adam Parkhomenko, provides support for two major projects, “Kremlin Annex,” and “Moscow Mitch.” Party Majority PAC provided funding for the campaign of now-U.S. Representative Donna Shalala (D-FL) in a 2018 Florida congressional race. Organizations in
