Koch Network's Super PAC Spending

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Koch network’s flagship super PAC pours big money into 2024 elections - OpenSecrets News

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Americans for Prosperity has spent over $257 million since 2004 to support conservative congressional and presidential candidates.

Not a single penny has been spent in support of Democrats during the 2024 cycle.

Charles Koch founded the Koch network along with his late brother, David .

The hybrid PAC has received large donations from Stand Together Chamber of Commerce , a dark money group that does not disclose its donors.

Americans for Prosperity argued that the requirement to disclose donors’ donors would abridge their First Amendment rights to “speak anonymously” and “associate freely” The requirement would “driv[e] civil society further into tribalism”.

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