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The use of dark money vehicles and nonprofits to back pro-Trump independent efforts, with a focus on the implications for transparency and accountability in US politics.
’s single largest directly identified donor in recent public reporting is , which gave $13.1 million according to an examination of filings published by ; that gift outpaced known contributions from b...
Big-money political action committees — especially super PACs and party-aligned outside-spending vehicles — dominate the flow of cash into modern U.S. campaigns, with a small number of high-dollar com...
An examination of the reporting provided finds no direct, sourced evidence that made large, disclosed donations to or Trump‑aligned super PACs in the 2021–2024 window; the large, public inflows to Tru...
Dark money vehicles—principally 501(c) “social welfare” nonprofits and allied fiscal structures—play a major funding role in left‑wing activism by channeling large, often anonymous donations into advo...
Public records and the tracking site OpenSecrets show that Indivisible operates multiple entities that receive money from other organizations — a 501(c) (Indivisible Project) and at least one PAC (Ind...
Congressional and journalistic probes have traced portions of the money that paid for the January 6, 2021, “Stop the Steal” rally and related activity to a mixture of identifiable donors, nonprofit “d...
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) drew major backing from wealthy conservative individuals and donor-directed funds throughout its rise, with named benefactors including Bernard Marcus, Bruce Rauner, Richard ...