House Majority Forward is a progressive, non-profit organization committed to promoting economic growth and opportunity, social justice, environmental stewardship, and democracy in the United States through aggressive policy advocacy.
“House Majority Forward is a progressive, non-profit organization committed to promoting economic growth and opportunity, social justice, environmental stewardship, and democracy in the United States of America. We aim to achieve these core goals through aggressive advocacy of policies that move America in the right direction.”
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Amounts past this donor's own gifts are the reported totals between the two parties, not this donor's share. Once money is pooled in a committee it is fungible, so how much of it reached any spender or ad is not determinable.
Forward walk
- HOUSE MAJORITY FORWARDorganization
- supported with $224 in IEs ⇢Bob Caseycandidatetargeting edge — no money to the candidateFEC record ↗
- $539,000 →EVERYTOWN FOR GUN SAFETY VICTORY FUND (EVERYTOWN VICTORY FUND)FEC committeeoutside spender in this raceFEC record ↗
- opposed with $1,000,022 in IEs ⇢Dave McCormickcandidatetargeting edge — no money to the candidateFEC record ↗
- supported with $5,289 in IEs ⇢Bob Caseycandidatetargeting edge — no money to the candidateFEC record ↗(expanded above)
- supported with $3,048,486 in IEs ⇢Bob Caseycandidatetargeting edge — no money to the candidateFEC record ↗(expanded above)
- opposed with $2,002,360 in IEs ⇢Dave McCormickcandidatetargeting edge — no money to the candidateFEC record ↗(expanded above)
Solid rows are money edges (the reported total between the two parties, not this donor's share). Dashed amber rows are independent expenditures: they name a candidate but move no money to them.
Ads run by committees in this walk
- VOTEVETS, which received $2,546,000 from HMP (pooled total, not this donor's share),ran 3 ads →
- LCV VICTORY FUND, which received $50,000 from HMP (pooled total, not this donor's share),ran 3 ads →
Ads are attached to a committee because Google's advertiser name matched its FEC registration. Ads ran alongside these money edges; the dollar figures past the donor's own gifts are the reported totals between the two parties, not this donor's share, and say nothing about which dollars paid for which ad.