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PAC Table 3a* Independent Expenditure-Only Political Committees (Super PACs) January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2020 Closing ID # Committee Name Total Receipts Total Disbursements Total IEs Made Debts Owed Cash on Hand C00571703 SENATE LEADERSHIP FUND $475,353,507 $476,355,109 $293,723,598 $0 $5,166,674 C00484642 SMP $372,293,747 $372,290,232 $229,911,901 $5,000,000 $406,686 C00504530 CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP FUND $165,741,326 $165,923,057 $142,784,335 $0 $409,100 C00637512 AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC. $150,128,473 $149,372,836 $133,820,069 $0 $3,318,486 C00756882 PRESERVE AMERICA PAC $105,322,042 $104,430,334 $102,983,484 $0 $891,709 C00487363 AMERICAN CROSSROADS $81,809,711 $83,373,696 $79,476,089 $0 $137,498 C00487470 CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION $71,990,842 $71,233,305 $65,439,435 $0 $1,259,660 C00492140 AB PAC $85,463,766 $84,733,025 $59,719,707 $101,645 $877,636 C00532705 INDEPENDENCE USA PAC $67,713,621 $68,024,060 $56,530,454 $96,837 $188,579 C00725820 THE LINCOLN PROJECT $87,404,908 $81,956,298 $49,186,930 $73,778 $5,448,609 C00687103 AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION, INC.(AFP AC $60,382,095 $60,576,641 $47,633,481 $1,231,653 $2,340,817 C00486845 LCV VICTORY FUND $61,134,693 $61,173,937 $42,267,573 $0 $151,596 C00701888 UNITE THE COUNTRY $49,938,340 $48,980,275 $38,923,630 $0 $958,065 C00762377 PEACHTREE PAC $38,000,000 $37,945,073 $37,845,512 $0 $54,927 C00473918 WOMEN VOTE! $46,750,933 $46,927,077 $36,769,794 $0 $46,096 C00609388 BLACK PAC $44,044,054 $42,039,018 $31,783,484 $512,944 $2,352,147 C00688655 EVERYTOWN FOR GUN SAFETY VICTORY FUND (EVE$32,396,481 $32,309,097 $21,202,308 $6,618 $87,797 C00571588 RESTORATION PAC $25,107,533 $24,158,040 $19,777,020 $0 $1,834,748 C00741710 NRA VICTORY FUND, INC. $19,722,806 $19,588,964 $19,452,560 $0 $88,842 C00763193 GEORGIA HONOR $19,287,000 $19,276,675 $19,239,751 $0 $10,325 C00750323 GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY $21,556,929 $21,145,693 $19,187,774 $0 $411,236 C00668301 DEFENDARIZONA $17,359,011 $17,435,652 $17,048,919 $0 $4,487 C00763185 THE GEORGIA WAY $15,845,000 $15,844,254 $15,786,198 $0 $746 C00744920 FAMILY FRIENDLY ACTION PAC $18,254,409 $17,845,807 $15,722,730 $290,000 $408,601 C00750174 PLAINS PAC $15,101,110 $15,096,377 $15,059,754 $0 $4,733 C00739110 PERSIST PAC $15,374,387 $15,356,300 $14,784,334 $0 $18,087 C00530766 WOMEN SPEAK OUT PAC $17,035,591 $17,020,409 $14,445,464 $165,131 $72,765 C00573733 SECURITY IS STRENGTH PAC $14,727,213 $15,024,601 $13,745,843 $500 $53,924 C00488742 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS CONGRESS$20,211,693 $20,030,258 $13,406,500 $0 $281,771 C00646877 PACRONYM $18,045,188 $17,885,619 $13,177,887 $573 $276,192 C00742494 KEEP KENTUCKY GREAT $13,575,557 $13,570,896 $13,044,666 $0 $4,661 This table was generated on 3/24/21. Closing ID # Committee Name Total Receipts Total Disbursements Total IEs Made Debts Owed Cash on Hand C00547349 NEXTGEN CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE $56,303,637 $56,758,614 $12,580,406 $0 $947,267 C00725317 BETTER FUTURE MI FUND $13,017,551 $12,986,833 $11,641,924 $0 $30,718 C00698126 1820 PAC $11,813,150 $11,778,996 $10,387,507 $0 $34,154 C00489799 PLANNED PARENTHOOD VOTES $27,716,950 $30,110,244 $10,200,778 $662,730 $1,241,390 C00707844 EDF ACTION VOTES $14,418,348 $14,310,949 $9,861,651 $0 $107,399 C00754051 TAKE BACK 2020 $22,241,401 $15,509,757 $9,312,886 $2,863,639 $6,731,644 C00751420 REPUBLICAN VOTERS AGAINST TRUMP INC $10,086,706 $10,068,202 $8,958,900 $0 $18,504 C00657866 PROTECT FREEDOM POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE $13,089,239 $12,960,977 $8,637,533 $0 $218,673 C00683599 CHANGE NOW $8,554,037 $8,528,457 $8,094,502 $0 $48,637 C00760330 NORTH STAR $7,100,000 $7,093,485 $6,945,406 $0 $6,515 C00749671 CITIZENS FOR FREE ENTERPRISE $7,941,999 $7,912,713 $6,904,744 $0 $29,286 C00666388 DUTY AND COUNTRY $10,159,883 $10,149,335 $6,622,925 $0 $21,485 C00489856 ESAFUND $9,750,000 $9,535,585 $6,522,833 $0 $270,267 C00659011 WITH HONOR FUND, INC. $5,723,373 $10,202,517 $6,520,732 $0 $79,950 C00620971 FOR OUR FUTURE $32,265,893 $28,836,769 $6,455,079 $1,344,062 $4,220,510 C00662221 HOUSE FREEDOM ACTION $7,607,318 $7,341,969 $6,130,400 $0 $568,194 C00528554 RJC VICTORY FUND $6,628,604 $6,632,494 $6,055,348 $0 $4,066 C00489815 NEA ADVOCACY FUND $25,267,436 $25,617,695 $5,617,066 $143,335 $374,910 C00724203 SOMOS PAC $12,549,281 $12,243,253 $5,548,399 $144,949 $306,028 C00532630 OUR AMERICAN CENTURY $7,676,000 $7,158,070 $5,500,000 $0 $528,962 C00744185 NUESTRO PAC $6,050,364 $5,665,622 $5,344,921 $0 $384,742 C00672394 WIN JUSTICE $18,149,235 $17,740,169 $5,335,133 $0 $598,992 C00751461 SUNFLOWER STATE $5,337,577 $5,330,151 $5,298,536 $0 $7,427 C00559906 AMERICAS PAC $6,001,596 $6,028,985 $5,156,550 $0 $98,387 C00693606 GEORGIA ACTION FUND $8,020,147 $7,817,320 $5,028,673 $0 $202,826 C00745745 UNION 2020 $6,235,011 $5,897,066 $4,839,267 $0 $337,945 C00737890 CAROLINA BLUE $4,900,323 $4,880,932 $4,518,798 $0 $19,391 C00564013 ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER MINNESOTA FEDERAL PAC $4,555,525 $4,560,852 $4,424,275 $0 $1,606 C00750182 OPPORTUNITY MATTERS FUND, INC. $8,014,184 $5,305,696 $4,412,264 $0 $2,708,488 C00493262 MONTANA HUNTERS AND ANGLERS LEADERSHIP FU $4,452,220 $4,440,199 $4,342,656 $0 $12,021 C00751503 NEW LEADERSHIP PAC $4,516,800 $4,476,755 $4,118,151 $0 $40,045 C00760504 SOMOS VOTANTES $3,983,798 $3,983,798 $3,983,550 $0 $0 C00523621 UNITED WE CAN $13,065,006 $14,496,574 $3,840,125 $6,100 $1,313,572 C00483693 SIERRA CLUB INDEPENDENT ACTION $5,371,060 $5,495,456 $3,717,278 $0 $7,962 C00680926 PATIENTS FOR AFFORDABLE DRUGS ACTION $5,092,334 $5,210,877 $3,703,482 $0 $99,321 This table was generated on 3/24/21. Closing ID # Committee Name Total Receipts Total Disbursements Total IEs Made Debts Owed Cash on Hand C00574533 FUTURE45 $3,804,561 $3,863,593 $3,686,914 $0 $923 C00701821 THE MAINE WAY PAC $3,598,333 $3,593,694 $3,550,404 $0 $4,640 C00568444 CENTER FORWARD COMMITTEE $3,715,217 $3,491,484 $3,398,751 $0 $228,693 C00625533 NEW AMERICAN JOBS FUND $3,435,341 $3,429,898 $3,351,037 $0 $6,908 C00544387 AMERICAN PRINCIPLES PROJECT PAC $4,066,448 $3,735,955 $3,326,185 $38,750 $335,112 C00540203 DEFENDING MAIN STREET SUPERPAC INC. $3,536,091 $3,861,158 $3,324,233 $0 $397,538 C00627372 UNITE HERE PAC $10,777,504 $7,617,647 $3,112,988 $583,130 $3,163,977 C00732172 SAVE AMERICA FUND $4,541,973 $4,533,564 $3,019,797 $0 $8,408 C00740225 NRDC ACTION VOTES $3,175,145 $3,172,432 $2,995,628 $0 $2,714 C00736751 FAITH AND POWER PAC $2,951,643 $2,936,888 $2,928,290 $0 $14,756 C00733766 FORWARD CALIFORNIA $3,001,250 $2,980,703 $2,723,043 $0 $20,547 C00738831 KITCHEN TABLE CONVERSATIONS PAC $2,972,565 $2,972,565 $2,710,263 $0 $0 C00508440 HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN EQUALITY VOTES $3,352,458 $3,558,272 $2,682,028 $0 $22,680 C00764779 GEORGIA BALANCE $2,635,000 $2,575,000 $2,575,000 $0 $60,000 C00756569 WORKER POWER PAC $7,541,112 $6,220,828 $2,544,576 $0 $1,320,284 C00746073 MEIDASTOUCH $4,717,411 $4,249,887 $2,521,574 $0 $467,516 C00499020 FREEDOMWORKS FOR AMERICA $4,862,470 $4,296,786 $2,479,517 $0 $710,753 C00509893 NATIONAL RIGHT TO LIFE VICTORY FUND $2,873,910 $2,805,398 $2,455,738 $202,537 $154,351 C00741009 AMERICANS FOR TOMORROW'S FUTURE $3,143,606 $3,096,031 $2,417,705 $0 $47,574 C00526673 FAIR SHARE ACTION $2,323,200 $4,444,106 $2,344,095 $298,500 $52,521 C00751768 IOWA VALUES ACTION $2,424,850 $2,311,948 $2,204,465 $0 $112,902 C00757294 INDEPENDENT ALASKA $2,485,000 $2,232,116 $2,119,207 $70,900 $252,884 C00668517 BLACK AMERICANS TO RE-ELECT THE PRESIDENT $6,004,052 $5,997,247 $2,052,649 $86,890 $40,383 C00752691 ONE FOR ALL COMMITTEE $2,483,156 $2,323,593 $2,044,142 $0 $159,563 C00752378 OUR FUTURE UNITED $2,671,250 $2,621,687 $2,034,600 $0 $49,563 C00761106 TRUE KENTUCKY PATRIOTS $2,162,555 $2,162,555 $1,957,878 $0 $0 C00626861 WFP IE COMMITTEE $7,393,251 $4,046,581 $1,903,989 $34,115 $2,879,918 C00623413 HARD HATS FOR AMERICA $1,849,999 $1,836,818 $1,836,488 $0 $14,348 C00764522 GUN OWNERS ACTION FUND $2,100,000 $1,818,904 $1,818,904 $0 $281,096 C00697300 ACT NOW ON CLIMATE $2,150,948 $2,150,948 $1,780,488 $0 $0 C00754168 MOMS FOR SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS $1,956,859 $1,951,441 $1,779,140 $0 $5,418 C00748475 CONSERVATIVE OUTSIDER PAC $1,714,010 $1,661,115 $1,597,108 $0 $52,895 C00734657 TRUTH AND JUSTICE FUND COMPANY $1,847,335 $1,798,852 $1,593,211 $0 $48,483 C00759597 WORKING PEOPLE RISING $2,781,615 $2,540,455 $1,540,170 $17,240 $241,160 C00695528 AMERICA'S FUTURE MAJORITY FUND $1,553,700 $1,550,148 $1,521,543 $0 $3,552 This table was generated on 3/24/21.
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