High Profile of Super PACs Raises Complaints: The high profile of super PACs has drawn increasing scrutiny of their funding and with that has come an increase in complaints about their activity. An anti-super PAC governor gives money to a super PAC. The Obama super PAC reversal effect? AD WATCH Help us populate our list of campaign videos. Send any notable TV, radio or web ads that you see to Fundrace. Send your submissions to [email protected]. Committee: Red White And Blue Fund Candidate Opposed: Mitt Romney Spot: "Vital Decisions" Market: Unknown. Buy: Undisclosed. Committee: Newt Gingrich for President Spot: "Latinos With Newt" Market: Unknown. Buy: Undisclosed. Committee: Priorities USA Action Candidate Opposed: Mitt Romney Spot: "Bankrupt" Market: Michigan. Buy: $243,000. Committee: Priorities USA Action Candidate Opposed: Mitt Romney Spot: "Bankrupt (:15)" Market: Michigan. Buy: $243,000. Committee: Richard Mourdock for Senate Candidate Opposed: Sen. Dick Lugar Spot: "Disappointing" Market: Indiana. Buy: Unknown. Committee: Rick Berg for Senate Spot: "Mom" Market: North Dakota. Buy: Unknown. TRACKING INDEPENDENT SPENDING IN THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE: These numbers represent spending by independent groups, like super PACs and non-profits, to support or oppose a particular candidate for the presidency in 2012. Fundrace will update this spending daily to help show which candidates are gaining from the proliferation of independent groups in this coming election. Newt Gingrich (R), $6,561,740 to support, $17,409,447 to oppose. (+$125,979) Mitt Romney (R), $2,216,953 to support, $5,073,236 to oppose. Rick Santorum (R), $3,756,434 to support, $2,952,159 to oppose. (Support: +$543,168, Oppose: +$416,973) Rick Perry (R), $4,167,697 to support, $1,404 to oppose. Ron Paul (R),$3,684,324 to support, $133,333 to oppose. (+$1,297) Jon Huntsman (R), $2,453,204 to support, $0 to oppose. Barack Obama (D), $287,153 to support, $760,389 to oppose. Herman Cain (R), $501,717 to support, $954 to oppose. Gary Johnson (R), $518 to support, $0 to oppose. RECENT INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES Winning Our Future, $125,979 to support Newt Gingrich for President in Arizona. Red White And Blue Fund, $124,460 to support Rick Santorum for President in Michigan. Red White And Blue Fund, $1,003 to support Rick Santorum for President in Washington. Red White And Blue Fund, $258,921 to support Rick Santorum for President in Ohio. Red White And Blue Fund, $9,784 to support Rick Santorum for President in Alaska. Susan B. Anthony List Inc, $149,000 to support Rick Santorum for President. Restore Our Future, $416,973 to oppose Rick Santorum for President. FreedomWorks for America, $7,226 to support Josh Mandel for Senate in Ohio. FreedomWorks for America, $975 to oppose Sherrod Brown for Senate in Ohio. FreedomWorks for America, $31,367 to oppose Orrin Hatch for Senate in Utah. The New Prosperity Foundation, $15,525 to support Bob Dold for Congress in Illinois' Tenth District. The New Prosperity Foundation, $10,121 to oppose Bill Foster for Congress in Illinois' Tenth District. Endorse Liberty, $1,297 to support Ron Paul for President. RECENT POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE REGISTRATIONS Progressive Action PAC, Washington, D.C., Treasurer: Diane Evans. Sam vs The Machine, Arlington, Va., Treasurer: Scott B. Mackenzie. (Super PAC) A Congress That Works, Columbus, Ohio, Treasurer: Jeff Berding. (Super PAC) Creative Solutions in Health Care PAC, Fort Worth, Texas, Treasurer: Chris Slimmer. Blyth America, Chicago, Ill., Treasurer: John Blyth. (Super PAC) .