The House Majority PAC is a Democratic political action committee founded in response to heavy conservative spending in the 2010 midterm elections. It acts as both a traditional PAC and a super PAC, supporting Democratic candidates and opposing Republicans through TV and digital ads. The PAC has raised millions for the 2024 cycle and has already spent on independent expenditures to support Democrat Tom Suozzi in a special election.
Key Points
Founded in 2011 in response to heavy conservative spending in the 2010 elections
Acts as both a traditional PAC and a super PAC
Raised $61.1 million for the 2024 cycle
Spent $7 million on independent expenditures in the 2024 cycle
Historically spent millions on pro-Democrat and anti-Republican ads
Pros
Supports Democratic candidates
Helps balance political spending against conservative organizations
Transparency in disclosing donations and expenditures
Cons
Heavy reliance on fundraising from individuals, labor unions, and corporations