As for the PAC I submitted today, they're called the "No Surrender Fund" (they have an account here). According to the FEC, in the first half of 2025 they've raised ~$1.8 million and have spent ~$1.28 million, with exactly $0 going to any actual candidates so far.
PACs rapidly became a $ industry
Pleased with us for how they got so little engagement here they immediately stopped posting to
Great work.
SO FAR, they've spent: ~$427K on "list acquisition" ~$575K on "texting services" ~$106K on software (various) ~$70.5K on cc processing fees ~$40K on "digital consulting ~$25K on "digital fundraising services" ~$13K on "fundraising consulting services" ~$8K on digital advertising ~15.5K other
Now, obviously you have to wait the full 2-year cycle before passing judgment; they may very well donate a buttload of money to actual candidates and/or on stuff which actually helps elect Democrats over the next 15 months; they still have over $500K in the bank...but so far, not so much.
Anyway, consider using my links at Blue26.org, where 96% goes directly to the campaigns, 4% to cc processing fees, and 0% to anyone else (including me).
Administration expense maximum allowed 13% At 4% organization is considered highest in distribution toward organizational goal Few at 4% level Average 13% for administration expenses maximum metric for my endorsement Endorse organization has 4% Not political matter Save democracy from project 2025.