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Topic: super PACs

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Thursday, 7/2, 09:08 AM

GOP Senate Hopefuls Lean on Their Own Super PACs to Stockpile Cash for 2026

  • Ahead of the 2026 midterms, a growing number of Republican Senate candidates are relying on friendly single-candidate super PACs — outside groups that can raise unlimited sums — to pad their war chests, a strategy that both parties use but that watchdogs say further blurs the line between campaigns and the money behind them.

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