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Georgia Honor

Senate Majority PAC-affiliated super PAC created to back Warnock in 2022

Georgia Honor is a super PAC established and funded by the Senate Majority PAC (the Schumer-aligned Democratic Senate super PAC) specifically to support Raphael Warnock and oppose Herschel Walker in the 2022 Georgia Senate race. It raised more than $60 million in the 2021-2022 cycle and spent nearly $52.5 million on the race. [PAC Profile: Georgia Honor (OpenSecrets) ↗]

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$52,500,000
Spent to oppose others
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Spent to oppose others · $52,500,000

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    Georgia Honor, a super PAC created and financed by the Senate Majority PAC to back Warnock, spent nearly $52.5 million supporting Warnock and opposing Herschel Walker in the 2022 Georgia Senate race, out of more than $60 million it raised for the cycle. Raphael Warnock
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    $52,500,000

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