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Club for Growth Action

Club for Growth Action is a super PAC — an independent-expenditure-only committee that may raise and spend unlimited sums but cannot contribute directly to candidates. Registered with the U.S. Federal Election Commission as committee C00487470. [FEC ↗]

Verified · FEC filings

$9,728,080 in FEC-sourced funding

Influence graph
$17,228,080
Given to party / committees
FEC · transfers & contributions
$22,450,000
Spent supporting them
outside + direct · 3 sources
$15,689,666
Spent to oppose others
attack IEs · 15 edges

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Spent to oppose others · $15,689,666

Independent expenditures this entity made to defeat candidates (attack spending).

  • 2018-11-06
    CFG Action Missouri, the state affiliate of Club for Growth Action, operated as a single-candidate super PAC supporting Josh Hawley and spent more than $2.6 million in independent expenditures on his 2018 U.S. Senate race, most of it in ads opposing Claire McCaskill. Josh Hawley
    source · newssingle source — not corroborated
    $2,600,000
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Mary Peltola (FEC 2024) Mary Peltola
    source · fec
    $2,296,319
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing James Conley Ii Justice (FEC 2024) James C. Justice
    source · fec
    $2,129,007
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Matt Dolan (FEC 2024) Matt Dolan
    source · fec
    $2,127,590
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Dave Min (FEC 2024) Dave Min
    source · fec
    $2,105,431
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Bradley Walker (FEC 2024) Bradley Walker
    source · fec
    $1,205,710
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Catherine Templeton (FEC 2024) Catherine Templeton
    source · fec
    $530,958
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Julie Fedorchak (FEC 2024) Julie Fedorchak
    source · fec
    $463,211
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Janelle Stelson (FEC 2024) Janelle Stelson
    source · fec
    $425,769
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Tim Smith (FEC 2024) Tim Smith
    source · fec
    $392,868
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Wendy Davis (FEC 2024) Wendy Davis
    source · fec
    $372,804
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Aftyn Behn (FEC 2026) Aftyn Behn
    source · fec
    $306,828
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Amish Shah (FEC 2024) Amish Shah
    source · fec
    $296,954
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Ruben Gallego (FEC 2024) Ruben Gallego
    source · fec
    $250,262
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    Club for Growth Action independent expenditures opposing Gabriel Vasquez (FEC 2024) Gabe Vasquez
    source · fec
    $185,954

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