Super PACs Back Third-Party Candidates in Elections
Super PACs Back Third-Party Candidates in Elections

Super PACs Back Third-Party Candidates in Elections

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A new super PAC named Save Western Culture is under scrutiny for potentially siphoning votes from Republican candidates in key House and Senate races by supporting Libertarian candidates, with its activities particularly focused on Maryland and Texas. Meanwhile, the Local Jobs and Economic Development Fund in Illinois, funded by the Tides Foundation, has raised concerns over undisclosed out-of-state contributions influencing local elections. In Wisconsin, the Badger Values PAC is reportedly spending to promote Green Party candidate Jill Stein, potentially acting as a spoiler in a tight presidential race. In California's District 16 race, significant funding has been poured into both Democratic candidates, with over $4 million from outside groups, indicating a highly contested environment. Additionally, left-wing PACs linked to Democratic leaders are actively supporting Libertarian candidates in critical districts to disrupt Republican voter bases. These developments highlight the increasing influence of PACs and dark money in shaping electoral outcomes across various states.

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