PAC tied to Donald Trump's MAGA Inc. funds Ohio Senate campaign mailers
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What happened
Campaign mailers in Ohio urging voters to support socialist candidate Greg Levy over Democratic nominee Sherrod Brown are being underwritten by Enough Promises Ohio PAC, a newly incorporated PAC with ties to Donald Trump’s MAGA Inc. Federal Election Commission filings show that Enough Promises paid Seven Farms over $397,000 for printing, postage, and mail services last week. Levy stated that the fliers falsely impersonated his campaign and condemned the practice.
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Why it matters
The spending involves a newly formed PAC and commercial firms like Seven Farms, which handles printing and mail services. The PAC has not yet disclosed its contributors, though filings show associations linked to Republicans. The mailers promote Levy using messages such as “Join the Revolution.”
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Who's involved
- Donald TrumpDonald Trump's MAGA Inc. is linked to the PAC funding the mailers.
- New PaltzGreg Levy is the socialist U.S. Senate candidate being promoted by the mailers.
- Associated PressAssociated Press reported on the campaign mailers and PAC funding.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
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The printing and mail services industry could see increased demand for campaign advertising services.
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Associated Press
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