With abortion on the 2024 ballot, campaigns could see millions in funding from familiar players
Individuals and national political action committees have poured millions of dollars into abortion-related ballot questions and races.
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Individuals and national political action committees have poured millions of dollars into abortion-related ballot questions and races.
Before the Dobbs ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court in June 2022, abortion was rarely an issue of such significance in elections that individuals and national political action committees poured millions of dollars into ballot questions and gubernatorial and judicial races.
Anti-abortion groups were vastly outspent in Kansas and Ohio elections, but data shows both sides of political spectrum financially supported by same PACs, influencers
State supreme court races in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania spotlighted abortion rights, and the candidates supporting those rights won.
Here’s who has been giving money to Boise mayor candidates in the final days before the election.