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Outside spending groups and their role in campaign finance
To determine whether a specific grocery chain’s PAC or its executives donated to , use ’s donor lookup, PAC lookup and organization profiles to find PAC-level and employer-linked giving, and use ’s da...
traces candidate support by combining filings with its own coding rules: it counts contributions from PACs and individuals giving $200 or more to candidates and parties, and it attributes money flowin...
Since the ’s 2010 decision, right‑of‑center has shifted from broad party fundraising and modest PAC activity toward concentrated, opaque, outside spending dominated by a tiny set of wealthy donors, , ...
The official campaign—like any candidate’s authorized committee—is the entity that raises “hard” money subject to and strict personal-use rules, whereas are legal vehicles that pool donor allotments f...