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A mix of large corporations, industry trade groups and a smaller number of high-profile firms publicly pledged donations or provided support to ’s 2024 campaign and inaugural committees, while other c...
Donald J. Trump won the 2024 national popular vote with roughly 77.3 million votes (about 49.8–49.9%), while Kamala Harris received roughly 75.0 million votes (about 48.3–48.4%), a margin of roughly 1...
There is no reliable, sourced list in the provided reporting that names U.S. senators accepting money from the Venezuelan government; available sources focus on U.S. Senate votes and legislation relat...
Major supermarket chains and related food companies have been active political donors this cycle, with companies such as Albertsons and Kroger increasing PAC giving — Albertsons’ PAC gave about $291,5...
AIPAC itself does not make direct candidate contributions and there is ; reporting instead documents pro‑Israel allied groups and major individual donors that have spent tens or hundreds of millions s...
The certified national popular vote in the gave more votes than , with multiple reputable trackers reporting Trump roughly between 76.9 million and 77.3 million votes and Harris between about 74.4 mil...
There is no reporting in the provided sources that a movie studio named Castle Rock assisted President Biden’s campaign or administration; the archive White House photo caption references a place call...
Target has taken concrete actions that align it, at least financially and policy-wise, closer to the Trump administration: the company donated $1 million to President Trump’s 2025 inaugural committee ...
Available reporting and campaign-data aggregators show no evidence that Rep. Jasmine Crockett has accepted direct donations from AIPAC or an AIPAC PAC; OpenSecrets and Track AIPAC listings indicate $0...
Gavin Newsom has been asked publicly about AIPAC funding to his campaigns, but the reporting in the provided set contains showing AIPAC donated to Newsom. The available accounts focus on an awkward in...
OpenSecrets’ compilations are the primary available source for who the biggest individual and organizational political donors were in the 2024 cycle; its party-level pages list top contributors to the...
AIPAC’s political arm reported supporting 361 candidates in 2024 and says it spent “more than $53 million in direct support” this cycle . Independent trackers and reporting have assembled lists of top...
gave $1 million to ’s 2025 , a documented corporate contribution to the event that helped usher in his second term . Target also funds and participates in industry and maintains a corporate PAC (Targe...
The is a patchwork: primaries begin as early as March and run through June with a second wave in August in some states, while stages its statewide primary on June 2 and ’s primary and potential runoff...
Ilhan Omar has publicly declared she will run for re-election to represent Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District in 2026, explicitly ruling out a bid for the open U.S. Senate seat; multiple local and...
Available reporting shows AIPAC and its affiliated PACs (AIPAC PAC and the super‑PAC United Democracy Project/UDP) became major funders in the 2023–2024 cycle, giving tens of millions to federal candi...
A mix of corporations, trade groups, and wealthy individuals materially supported ’s 2024 campaign and related political committees, with the largest identifiable corporate contributions coming from a...
Public records research shows Rob Reiner was an active political donor and organizer whose contributions and group-level giving appear in campaign finance databases such as OpenSecrets and FEC-derived...
Jeffrey Epstein made federal political contributions and is documented to have given money that benefitted Democratic organizations and individual politicians in past decades; OpenSecrets maintains a ...
No publicly released polls of special or races appear in the reporting provided; therefore there is no evidence in these sources to say any candidate is “leading” in polling at this time . What can be...