Issue Super PACs
These PACs are focused on advocating for particular policy issues.
Build CT PAC
The PAC targeted its spending to support these candidates
House
Change Course CT IE PAC
The PAC has targeted its spending on supporting these candidates:
Senate
CT League of Conservation Voters PAC
The CT League focused its spending on supporting these candidates:
Senate
Their reports indicate that they oppose these candidates:
Senate
Equal Education for All PAC
This PAC has focused not spent for or against candidates in state elections this year.
Everytown for Gun Safety Victory Fund PAC
It has targeted very small amounts of spending in support of many candidates
Leaders for a Stronger Connecticut PAC
This PAC has focused its spending on supporting Pam Staneski (R) for state senate.
Planned Parenthood Votes! Connecticut PAC
Planned Parenthood focused its spending on supporting these candidates:
House
They have opposed these candidates
House
Senate
Income and targeting information are as of dates above. This information may change from day to day.
Build CT PAC
- Focus: Charter schools
- Income, 2018 (through 11/15 filings): $118,250
The PAC targeted its spending to support these candidates
House
- Juan Candelaria (D)
- Julio Concepcion (D)
- Brandon McGee (D)
- Patricia Billie Miller (D)
- Geraldo Reyes (D)
- Robert Sanchez (D)
- Caroline Simmons (D)
- Chris Soto (D)
- Toni Walker (D)
- Dennis Bradley (D)
- Bob Duff (D)
- Doug McCrory (D)
- Gary Winfield (D)
Change Course CT IE PAC
- Focus: Charter schools
- Income, 2018 (through 10/31 filings): $75,000
The PAC has targeted its spending on supporting these candidates:
Senate
- Mary Daugherty Abrams (D)
- Jorge Cabrera (D)
- Steve Cassano (D)
- Christine Cohen (D)
- Will Haskell (D)
- James Maroney (D)
- Ned Lamont (D)
CT League of Conservation Voters PAC
- Focus: Environmental protection
- Income, 2018 (through 10/30 filings): $235,000 (individual donations add up to $235,000 though PAC reports aggregate income of $200,000)
- CT League of Conservation Voters, a 501(c)(4) "social welfare" organization, $200,000
- League of Conservation Voters (DC), a national a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, $20,000
- David Bingham, retired, $15,000
The CT League focused its spending on supporting these candidates:
Senate
- Mark Daugherty Abrams (D)
- Christine Cohen (D)
- David A Lawson (D)
- Vickie Nardello (D)
- Norman Needleman (D)
- Ned Lamont (D)
Their reports indicate that they oppose these candidates:
Senate
- Craig Miner (R)
- Len Suzio (R)
- Jonathan Steinberg (D) (however, this appears to be a reporting error, since they have endorsed Steinberg)
Equal Education for All PAC
- Focus: Charter schools
- Income, 2018 (through 11/15 filings): $1,510
This PAC has focused not spent for or against candidates in state elections this year.
Everytown for Gun Safety Victory Fund PAC
- Focus: Gun control
- Income, 2018 (through 10/30 filings): $2,438
- Sole funder: Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund (NY), a 501(c)(4) “social welfare” organization
It has targeted very small amounts of spending in support of many candidates
- Statewide office Ned Lamont, Chris Mattei, William Tong, Joe Ganim, Eva Bermudez-Zimmerman, Monte Frank, Susan Bysiewicz
- 24 Senate Democratic candidates
- 60 House Democratic candidates
- 6 House Republican candidates
- 1 Senate Green candidate
- 1 House Green candidate
Leaders for a Stronger Connecticut PAC
- Focus: Charter schools
- Income, 2018 (through 11/15 filings): $25,251
- Major funders: No major funders
This PAC has focused its spending on supporting Pam Staneski (R) for state senate.
Planned Parenthood Votes! Connecticut PAC
- Focus: Reproductive health care
- Income, 2018 (through 10/30 filings): $109,556
Planned Parenthood focused its spending on supporting these candidates:
House
- Raghib Allie-Brennan (D)
- David Borzellino (D)
- Kate Donnelly (D)
- Anthony Di Pace (D)
- Dan Fontaine (D)
- Anne Harrigan (D)
- Liz Linehan (D)
- Pat Wilson Pheanious (D)
- Christine Rosati Randall (D)
- Ryan Rogers (D)
- Mary Abrams (D)
- Vickie Nardello (D)
They have opposed these candidates
House
- Sam Belsito (R)
- Anne Dauphinais (R)
- Doug Dubitsky (R)
- Craig Fishbein (R)
- John Fusco (R)
- Carol Hall (R)
- Lezley Zupkus (R)
Senate
- Michael McLachlan (R)
- Rob Sampson (R)
- Len Suzio (R)
Income and targeting information are as of dates above. This information may change from day to day.