Team, in a political system drowning in corporate cash, four Democrats running for Senate this cycle have drawn a hard line: not one dollar from corporate PACs.

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Here's who they are:

James Talarico (Texas): Running against a system he calls a "top versus bottom" fight between billionaires and everyday Texans, Talarico has sworn off corporate PAC money entirely, and he's pushing legislation to ban super PACs altogether.

Josh Turek (Iowa): A two-time Paralympic gold medalist and state legislator, Turek has been blunt about it: "I'm not taking a nickel of corporate PAC money through this entire campaign, because if I go to the United States Senate, I do not want my hands tied."

Alex Vindman (Florida): The Army veteran and impeachment whistleblower has built a grassroots campaign on small-dollar donations, saying flatly, "We've not taken a dime in corporate PAC money. We're not beholden to any special interests."

Jon Ossoff (Georgia): Since his first Senate campaign, Ossoff has refused corporate PAC and federal lobbyist money, and he's gone a step further, introducing the Ban Corporate PACs Act to eliminate corporate PACs nationwide.

These four candidates are proving you can run and win without corporate money calling the shots. That means when they get to the Senate, they'll answer to Iowans, Texans, Floridians, and Georgians. Not the industries writing checks to everyone else.

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