Montana Sen. Jon Tester (D) has accepted donations from a woman who has been deceased for several months, according to donation filings from the Federal Election Commission (FEC).
On the most recent episode of The Drill Down, hosts Peter Schweizer and Eric Eggers talk about election-security matters, including a practice called “smurfing.”
During an appearance on Mobile, AL radio FM Talk 106.5 on Wednesday, Rep. Gary Palmer (R-AL), chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee, said he believed wealthy funders were using ActBlue to circumvent contribution limits and funnel money to Democratic candidates.
The Democratic National Committee’s donor platform, ActBlue, is facing an investigation by Republicans on the House Oversight Committee regarding “potential fraud” linked to donations made to candidates’ campaigns.
Virginia AG Jason Miyares wrote to ActBlue about “suspicious” donations made in “volumes that are facially implausible” through the platform.
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) stands accused of campaign finance violations by a government watchdog group, which is calling on the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to investigate him.
In an exclusive statement provided to Breitbart News, Florida Sen. Rick Scott (R) questioned whether President Joe Biden and Democrats would stop using ActBlue after a report found that the fundraising platform took portions of donations to an anti-Israel encampment at Michigan State University (MSU).
President Joe Biden is looking to separate himself from the DNC’s marquee fundraising platform to save money on processing fees.
Democrats have suffered a loss in small donations through ActBlue in the first two quarters of this presidential election cycle compared to 2020, according to a report.
The donor platform of the Democratic Party donated to a pro-LGBT organization that runs a highly sexual, private chat site for minors.
The Republicans’ online fundraising platform, WinRed, reportedly raised $559 million in 2021, as the party and its candidates attempt to build a sizeable war chest heading into an election year to try and take back the House in November.
A group set up to bail out prisoners that VP Harris supported during the 2020 presidential campaign released a man now charged with murder.
A study published by Campus Reform this week revealed that the faculty and staff at the University of Pennsylvania overwhelmingly donate to Democratic candidates. According to public data from the Federal Election Commission, over 97 percent of faculty and staff donations from the Ivy League institution went to Democrats.
“Defunding the police is a feminist issue,” declares the Women’s March website, which frames law enforcement as pathologized by “systemic racism.”
The Women’s March enjoys nonprofit status with the IRS as a 501(c)(4) “social welfare organization” while it campaigns against Donald Trump.
Left-wing ActBlue raised a record amount of money from Friday evening until Saturday morning following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Republican grassroots fundraising platform WinRed raised $164.3 million in July, including more than $15.7 million in one day, according to a report released on Monday.
Crowdfunding platform Kickstarter added a link at the top of its website directing users to a Black Lives Matter website — operated by ActBlue Charities — calling for “a national defunding of police” and soliciting donations.
A slew of Hollywood celebrities is pushing an effort to turn Texas blue in the hopes that it will cause President Donald Trump to lose the electoral college in November. The celebrity social-media effort organized by ActBlue is aggressively promoting the slogan: “Win Texas. Lose Trump.”
ActBlue, the online donor portal used by various Democrat organizations and candidates, saw $533 million in donations during the first three months of the year, marking the “largest quarter for small-dollar donors on ActBlue by every metric,” the organization announced on Monday.
Democrats are building a financial powerhouse in hopes of maintaining a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2020, outraising Republican competitors in key congressional districts with help from ActBlue– the independent nonprofit many Democrats are utilizing as their online donor portal.
President Donald Trump, his 2020 re-election campaign, and the Republican National Committee (RNC) are attempting to revolutionize GOP fundraising by bringing the whole process for all party candidates under one roof in an outfit called “WinRed,” but some in the consultant class who stand to lose significant business are fighting back against it.
Rep. Dave Brat (R-VA) is calling out his Democrat opponent Abigail Spanberger for her defense of the violent El Salvadoran MS-13 gang in his newest ad.
Sen. Ted Cruz held a six-point lead over Democrat challenger Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke in a UT/Texas Tribune poll released Friday.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) advised her email list recipients to “never forget and never forgive” while soliciting donations in a Sunday email following the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. The email’s donation hyperlinks connect to ActBlue, a 501(c)4 nonprofit facilitating fundraising for Democrats and the broader left.
According to a recent report, more than 1,000 executives and employees from the Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe have donated to a pro-Democrat super PAC since 2015.
Former Secretary of State and failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is not only weighing in on parents and children crossing the U.S. southern border illegally in speeches and on social media, but she is also promoting a left-wing online fundraising site that is collecting money for people breaking the law.
