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One Nation

Senate-GOP-leadership-aligned dark-money group

One Nation is a 501(c)(4) 'dark money' nonprofit aligned with Mitch McConnell that does not disclose its donors. It shares an office and its leadership (president/CEO Steven Law) with the McConnell-aligned Senate Leadership Fund super PAC, to which it passes tens of millions of dollars each cycle, funneling anonymous money into Senate races. [Senate Leadership Fund (FactCheck.org) ↗]

Across 1 cited edge

$77,500,000 in verified, sourced funding

Influence graph
$77,500,000
Given to party / committees
FEC · transfers & contributions
$16,000,000
Spent to oppose others
attack IEs · 2 edges

Top connections · 8 total

People7
Organizations0
  • None on file
PACs / committees1

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Spent to oppose others · $16,000,000

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

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    Senate-leadership-affiliated dark money group that spent ~$11M supporting Cornyn against Paxton Ken Paxton
    source · news
    $11,000,000
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    One Nation, the nonprofit dark-money group allied with Senate Leadership Fund, ran roughly $5 million in seven-figure attack ads against Ossoff in 2025 (including a ~$1 million Georgia/DC buy pressuring him on the 'One Big Beautiful Bill'), airing during the Final Four, the Masters and Braves broadcasts to hit him on taxes and immigration. Jon Ossoff
    source · news
    $5,000,000

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