The PAC, which recently announced an ad campaign highlighting Republicans opposed to former President Donald Trump, received the majority of its funding from Democratic donors in 2023, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC) records. .
Republican Accountability PAC, an anti-Trump political committee, received nearly 75% of that money. Donation from There are only six major Democratic Party donors., FEC records are displayed.sarah longwell Managing director Republican Accountability PAC recently announced that its PAC-run campaign, Republican Voters Against Trump, will spend $50 million in six battleground states to build an “anti-Trump coalition.” report.
Republican voters oppose President Trump’s privacy policy Note Republican Accountability PAC is its parent organization.By clicking on the “Donate” link on his website for the campaign, users can redirected Go to the Republican Accountability PAC donation page. (Related article: Nikki Haley receives backing from ‘Never Trump’ group backed by liberal dark money)
Republican voters opposed to Trump scheduled to air Amateur experiences According to The Hill, the footage was shot by people who said they voted for Trump in past elections but have no intention of voting in 2024.
The Republican Voters Against Trump Platform purports to be a group of Republicans who say they won’t vote for the former president in 2024, but its parent group is funded by major Democratic donors. This is revealed in FEC records.
Janine, a Georgia native who voted for Trump twice, will never vote for Trump again.
“The events of January 6th convinced me I would never vote for him again. In fact, I would do anything I could to defy him.” pic.twitter.com/ldvHdKBYqm
— Republican voters against Trump (@AccountableGOP) March 14, 2024
In total, big-time Democratic donors gave more than $6.1 million to Republican accountability PACs in 2023, according to FEC records. This made up the majority of the total $8.1 million raised by the Republican Accountability PAC in 2023.
Almost all of the remaining funds donated to the group in 2023, $2 million. protect democracy togetheranother anti-Trump organization led by Longwell and co-founded by former Republican and Trump critic Bill Kristol, according to FEC records.
Liberal donors to the Republican accountability PAC included tech founders and associates of Jeffrey Epstein Reid HoffmanHedge fund manager Seth Klarman, Investor John Pritzker, venture capitalist Robert Stavisfinancier Robert Rothhaus and Nvidia board member tench coxFEC records are displayed.
All six have made significant political contributions since 2016, primarily to Democratic campaigns and Democratic-leaning committees, according to FEC records. Klarman, Cox, Pritzker, Rothhaus, Hoffman and Stavis have all donated varying amounts of money to Republican and Republican-leaning committees over the years, but most of their donations go to liberal causes.
For example, FEC records show Mr. Hoffman has donated tens of millions of dollars to pro-Democratic committees, state Democratic parties and Democratic candidates since 2016.
Hoffman also briefly supported Nikki Haley in her unsuccessful Republican presidential bid, donating $250,000 to a super PAC supporting her campaign.
Mr. Pritzker, who is also a major donor to the Democratic Party, also happens to be cousin Illinois Democratic Governor and Key Players Joe Biden AllyJ.B. Pritzker.
On the other hand, Stavis affiliate and the Left Anti-Defamation League.
Longwell has raised millions of dollars from wealthy and influential Democrats, but his campaign insists he is not building a pro-Joe Biden coalition,” The Hill reported. Reported. However, this campaign includes Posted Videos of people encouraging others to vote for Biden in November.
According to The Hill, states targeted by Republican voters opposed to Trump include Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Trump currently leads Biden by 1.7 points in Real Clear Politics. average of voting.
Republican Accountability PAC, Hoffman and Stavis did not respond to requests for comment from the Daily Caller News Foundation. Mr. Klarman, Mr. Cox, Mr. Pritzker and Mr. Rothhaus could not be reached for comment.
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