Companies Are Pausing Their PACs, But Their Trade Groups Aren’t
Dozens of companies paused their PAC donations to Republican election objectors, but a loophole could continue sending them funds through corporate trade associations.
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Dozens of companies paused their PAC donations to Republican election objectors, but a loophole could continue sending them funds through corporate trade associations.
Both chambers of Congress are planning to vote on the For the People Act, which would force dark money groups to reveal their donors.
Many of the companies that grabbed headlines by suspending their PAC donations after the assault on the Capitol Building are members of industry groups that oppose ethics and campaign finance reforms.
A look at the political ads Georgia voters are seeing on Facebook as they head to the polls in the runoff Senate elections.
American Workers for Progress, which spent big for Cuellar, was funded by an oil and gas industry lobbying group.
A national popular vote compact can be adopted by passing ballot initiatives in four key states or enacting a law in five large states.
Good-government groups are calling on Congress to reform the dysfunctional agency.
Rep. Elaine Luria (D-Va.) is likely to be the first to abandon the campaign finance pledge, after promising voters before she was elected that “this kind of pay-to-play governance is unacceptable.”
House Democrats outside of leadership have repeatedly proposed legislation on early voting and vote-by-mail, but Speaker Pelosi and the other leaders never got on board.
Scaremongering advertisements in state court races were paid for by shadowy groups whose true funding sources weren’t available to voters.