From Jessica Curtis <[email protected]>
Subject GOPAC Invests Over $3 million
Date July 1, 2020 4:02 PM
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GOPAC Invests Over $3 Million in First Half of 2020

Washington, DC – Today, GOPAC Chairman David Avella released the following
statement on the organization and its allied-entities investing more than
$3 million in voter research and financial contributions during the first
six months of 2020:

“Our investing more than $3 million during the first six months of 2020
provides elected leaders with a better understanding of the issues and
ideas impacting voters' decisions. Further, our political investments
deliver to Republicans the financial resources to share with voters their
biographies and the ideas they are championing for Americans’ economic and
personal security,” said Avella. “We are grateful for the record-setting
support that we are receiving from our investors. Our approach is
maximizing their contributions with no overhead costs applied thus
utilizing 100% of the funds for our research and political programs.”

In addition to direct contributions to candidates, legislative campaign
committees, and independent expenditures committees at the state level, the
GOPAC Election Fund has invested in candidates for the U.S. Senate and
House. The “Twenty in 20” program supports GOPAC-aligned current and former
state legislators in their bids for federal office. To date, “Twenty in
20” candidates have achieved a 6-0 record in primary and special elections.

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Jessica Curtis
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Arlington, VA 22209
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