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PAC

noun as in political action committee

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noun as in pressure group

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Major donors supporting Proposition 50 include billionaire financier George Soros; the House Majority PAC, the campaign arm of congressional Democrats; and labor unions.

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McGrath was referring to the PAC she founded after her loss in 2020, Democratic Majority Action, which, despite being created after the general election, raised $874,000 in the 2020 cycle and is still active today.

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The amount of money raised by DMA or transferred to the Kentucky state party by the McGrath campaign does, however, pale in comparison to the amount of money spent on advertising by the main PAC supporting her candidacy, Honor Bound PAC.

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I didn’t check that box and therefore believed my money wouldn’t be used by a PAC.

Garden State Forward then passed the money along into Working New Jersey, a super PAC created last year and led by union insiders past and present, and Protecting Our Democracy, a now-defunct political organization.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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