The online donations processor ActBlue released its monthly report, showing which Democratic candidates brought in the most money online before their own quarterly filing reports reveal their total intakes. Protect Freedom recently spent $100,000 on digital ads supporting Harriet Hageman, who is primarying arch-Trump foe Rep. Kentucky Freedom also gave $750,000 to Protect Freedom PAC, another Paul-aligned group. Mo Brooks’ (R-Ala.) struggling campaign for Senate. Ted Budd’s (R-N.C.) Senate bid, as well as Rep. The group - which after opposing Trump during the 2016 primaries has closely aligned itself with him ever since - has spent heavily backing Rep.

The Club has been active in Republican primaries this year, and it has been the largest outside spender of the cycle so far, according to OpenSecrets. Shipping magistrate Richard Uihlein kicked in an additional $1 million. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), and which Yass has funded - gave an additional $2 million. He personally gave $3 million to the Club, and Kentucky Freedom PAC - a super PAC that supports Sen. Its largest benefactor continues to be Jeff Yass, who has emerged as one of the most powerful Republican donors in recent years. The Club’s super PAC arm brought in $6.6 million and has $26.7 million in the bank. The Club for Growth continues to expand its influence as one of the power bases of the Republican Party. Senate Republicans’ campaign arm raised $11.7 million and has $41.6 million in its account, slightly ahead of its Democratic counterpart, while House Republicans raised $10 million and had $85 million banked. Senate Democrats’ campaign arm raised $15 million and has $37.9 million in the bank, while the House Democrats’ committee raised $19.3 million and had $99.2 million in reserve. (The Republican super PACs focused on Senate and House races, the Senate Leadership Fund and Congressional Leadership Fund, are both filing on a quarterly basis and will not have to report their latest numbers until April.)ĭemocrats’ official party committees also had big months, with each buoyed by $5 million transfers from the DNC. Senate Majority PAC raised $5.7 million, bringing its cash reserves total to $36.6 million. That raised the super PAC’s cash on hand total to $45.8 million. House Majority PAC brought in $6.6 million, including $5 million from prominent Democratic donor Fred Eychaner. The major Democratic super PACs focused on the House and the Senate continued to rake in money at a healthy clip, even though Democrats are facing a tough political environment. Dem super PACs well stocked as they fight to keep Congress Brand’s counterpart, Stanley Woodward, represents several of the defendants charged with breaching the Capitol.ĭaniel Bean, an attorney with the other firm, Abel Bean, represents Trump spokesperson Taylor Budowich.

One of them, Brand Woodward - the firm of former House counsel Stan Brand - represents longtime Trump aide Dan Scavino, who still draws a check from the leadership PAC. The filings did, however, reveal substantial payments to two law firms representing high-profile witnesses sought by the Jan. The committee did not report any new donations or independent expenditures backing Trump-endorsed candidates. Trump has done little to spend his largesse around the party. The DNC reported $52.9 million in its coffers at the end of the month, while its Republican counterpart had $45.5 million in its bank account. That is more money than both national political parties - the Democratic National Committee and the Republican National Committee - have combined in their main bank account. Trump’s Save America PAC crossed $110 million in the bank at the end of February, after taking in $3.5 million during the month and spending just $1.2 million.

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