The Washington Inquisitor
Leadership PACs
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Potential 2028 contenders hold about $118 million in campaign accounts they could carry into a White House run, FEC records show
Federal campaign accounts of potential 2028 contenders held about $118 million before the midterms, led by Mark Kelly, Cory Booker, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ro Khanna, whose balance grew to $16.6 million, a…
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Resort venues, Orioles tickets and catering: where DMV leadership PACs host donors
FEC records show Kaine’s PAC paid the Salamander Resort $79,291, Alsobrooks’s PAC paid the Baltimore Orioles $17,875 and Raskin’s PAC paid a D.C. event space $47,295 for donor events.
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The DMV delegation’s leadership PACs: $17.5 million raised, and Hoyer’s AmeriPAC is nearly half
FEC records show 15 leadership PACs tied to Washington-area lawmakers reported $17.5 million in receipts this cycle. Hoyer’s AmeriPAC raised $8.3 million and put $600,000 behind Adrian Boafo in MD-5.
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FEC records show Buttigieg’s PAC leads potential 2028 candidates in fundraising as Booker, Ocasio-Cortez and Khanna hold large campaign balances
A review of FEC data for 11 PACs tied to potential 2028 candidates and six congressional campaign accounts: who is raising, who is giving to other candidates and who is banking cash.
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488 people have filed to run for president in 2028. Only 30 report raising any money.
An Inquisitor analysis of Federal Election Commission records finds 488 declared 2028 presidential candidates, 13 statutory campaigns and $697,988 in combined receipts, while the national parties hold the real money.