How Do I Verify Who Is Behind a Political Action Committee?
Wednesday, May/22/2024
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- 1). Open your internet browser and type in www.opensecrets.org in your address bar.
- 2). Find the menu bar under the website title at the top of the page and move your cursor over the option titled "Influence & Lobbying." Then scroll down to "PACs" and click on it.
- 3). Find "Search for a PAC" across from the heading in the small gray box on the right hand side of the page.
- 4). Type the name of the PAC you are looking for in the search box and click search.
- 5). Click on the results in the middle of the page that most closely match your PAC in the search results.
- 6). Scroll down the page to the gray box titled 2010 PAC Summary Data and look for the last sentence that says "Contributions to this PAC from individual donors of $200 or more.(list of donors)" Click on "list of donors."
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