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Club for Growth Action targets 175 million for 2026
The conservative super PAC plans its biggest spending push yet, with most money coming from a single donor.
In brief
The conservative super PAC plans its biggest spending push yet, with most money coming from a single donor. Club for Growth Action, a conservative super PAC, aims to raise and spend one hundred seventy five million dollars in the twenty twenty six election cycle, with most funding from financier Jeff Yass. Originally…
Conservative super PAC sets ambitious spending goal
Club for Growth Action, launched in August two thousand ten, plans to raise and spend one hundred seventy five million dollars in the twenty twenty six election cycle, according to its president David McIntosh.
Money allocated across Senate, House and governors
The super PAC plans to spend seventy five million on Senate races, fifty five million on House races, twenty million on governor races, and twenty million on issue advocacy supporting Trump's tax cuts and school…
Single donor funds most of the spending
Much of Club for Growth Action's money in the twenty twenty six cycle has come from one person: Jeff Yass, co-founder of the financial firm Susquehanna International Group.
Spending already underway on congressional races
Most spending so far has supported Republican candidates including Jackson Lahmeyer in Oklahoma's first Congressional District and Rep.Clay Fuller in Georgia's fourteenth District.
The essence
Club for Growth Action, a conservative super PAC, aims to raise and spend one hundred seventy five million dollars in the twenty twenty six election cycle, with most funding from financier Jeff Yass.
