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Archive: PAC Watch
Campaign Reform: '527' Restrictions Could Hurt Dems
The fight over immigration reform seems sure to dominate Capitol Hill over the next few weeks, but the lower-profile effort by Republicans to curtail the influence of 527 political groups could have a more direct impact on the 2006 midterm...
By Chris Cillizza | March 28, 2006; 03:36 PM ET | Comments (5)
Democrats Dodge a PAC Bullet
In a move that went largely unnoticed Monday, Sen. Christopher "Kit" Bond (R-Mo.) pulled a provision from an appropriations bill that would have removed limits from donations by politicians' leadership political action committees to their national party. The decision came...
By Chris Cillizza | October 18, 2005; 12:02 PM ET | Comments (3)
Emily's List Turns 20
The pro-choice political action committee Emily's List is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its founding this week. Chris Cillizza has a piece in today's Post about the group's successes over the years in supporting pro-choice women candidates. Read the story:...
By Chris Cillizza | October 18, 2005; 07:51 AM ET | Comments (5)
California Democrat Forms Defense PAC
Rep. Jane Harman (D-Calif.) is forming a new political action committee that seeks to bolster Democratic candidates' credibility on defense issues. SecureUS PAC, as the organization will be known, is designed not only as a fundraising mechanism but also as...
By Chris Cillizza | October 5, 2005; 06:34 PM ET | Comments (8)
