This election cycle, corporate PACs affiliated with Fortune 500 companies have given more than $9 million to Republicans who objected to certifying the 2020 election.
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This election cycle, corporate PACs affiliated with Fortune 500 companies have already given more than $9 million to Republicans who objected to certifying the 2020 election.
Corporate PACs pour millions into our political system each year. But following the violent insurrection of January 6th, many large corporations put out statements condemning the violence and saying they wouldn’t support campaigns of Republicans who refused to acknowledge that President Biden had won the election.
Less than a year later, Big Pharma companies like Eli Lilly and Co. resumed donating to Republicans who refused to certify our election.
We have to be prepared for corporate PACs to support Katie’s Republican opponent. Katie's proud to have never taken a dime of money from corporate PACs, but that means we rely on supporters like you chipping in what you can, when you can. Can you chip in today to help keep Katie in Congress where she’s standing up to these powerful special interests?
—Team Porter
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Congresswoman Katie Porter is fighting for affordable child care, lower cost prescription drugs, climate action, and a strong, stable, globally competitive economy that works for everyone. She’s standing up to corporate special interests and doesn’t take any money from corporate PACs or lobbyists, so we rely on grassroots supporters like you pitching in when they can. Make a contribution today.
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