The Washington Inquisitor
Federal Election Commission
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House party committees spent $57 million on coordinated ads in two weeks, most of it in 20 districts
The DCCC and NRCC each reported about $28 million in coordinated spending from Oct. 1 to 14, the first pre-general filings since the Supreme Court lifted party coordination caps. An Inquisitor analysis…
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Senate Democrats borrowed $15 million and outspent Republicans 3 to 1 on coordinated ads in early October, filings show
Pre-general FEC reports show the DSCC drew $15 million on a bank line of credit and spent $16.1 million in coordination with Senate candidates Oct. 1-14, led by $4.8 million for Sherrod…
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Pritzker says he has put $38 million into the midterms. Federal records account for $17 million of it
An Inquisitor review of FEC filings finds $17.1 million from Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, most of it in two super PACs: $10 million for a Senate primary at home and $5 million…
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Vance’s leadership PAC drew more than 99% of its money from Trump’s joint fundraising committee
FEC records show more than 99% of the $1.42 million Vance’s leadership PAC raised this cycle came in transfers from a Trump fundraising committee. The transfers stopped in February, and the PAC…
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Outside groups have poured $106 million into Iowa’s Senate race since Sept. 1, triple what the candidates have raised
An Inquisitor review of FEC filings finds Senate Republican leadership’s super PAC is the biggest single spender in the Hinson-Turek race, while a new Democratic super PAC funded by SMP and Future…