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We got a new report card. Our political integrity index score remains an "A".
Our current Congressperson now has an "F". (source: integrity index)
As of 10/14/26 this campaign has raised $556,155.08 from individual donors. 93% of which live in Minnesota. Our current Congressperson hasn't raised that much more than us from people. She has raised $597,701.60 from individual donors. 62% of which live in Minnesota. (source: FEC Reports)
Another example of something we've already done better.
We are closing in on $600,000 raised and we haven't taken a dime from a corporate PAC. Lots of people told me it couldn't be done. The only way we are gonna end the corruption in D.C. is to get dark money out of politics. I also don't believe members of Congress (or the Executive branch) should be allowed to buy, sell or otherwise trade individual stocks. My name is Erik Osberg & I'm running for Congress because I believe we can do better.✌#NotForSale #VoteOsberg #WeCanDoBetter #PeoplePowered #MN07
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I'm running for Congress without a dime from corporate PACs because I'm running to represent you. Vote by November 3.
WATCH: Rep. Maxwell Frost breaks down the importance (and difficulty) of rejecting corporate PAC money at our latest town hall with Will Lawrence in Lansing, Michigan.
Early voting in Michigan begins today and five candidates have taken the Political Integrity Pledge to:
- Reject corporate PAC $$
- Support a stock trading ban + hold no individual stocks while in office
- Support a lobbying ban for former members of Congress
- Support overturning Citizens United
Pete, who do you bring to Nebraska?
Today, Dan Osborn is bringing a California Democrat who wants to shut down Nebraska feedlots, a progressive TV anchor, and a big insurance lobbyist who endorsed Kamala Harris to Nebraska.
Over 80% of Osborn’s donations come from outside Nebraska. California is his largest donor state. His campaign is propped up by $24 million in Democrat dark money.
This is who Dan Osborn really is and who he’d fight for in Washington.
The best is yet to come for corporations who pay you for it.
The best is yet to come. 🇺🇸 Let’s build it together.
Early in-person voting is closed tomorrow, but reopens Monday and runs through Saturday, October 31, from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM.
Make your plan to vote. Don’t sit this one out.
darlinegraham.com/vote
Choose corporate capture.
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MUST SEE: Rep. Mike Thompson gets an F on the Integrity Index and his former comms director just came out in support of his opponent, Eric Jones.
Rep. Thompson has received nearly $1.5 million in corporate contributions. Eric Jones took the Political Integrity Pledge.
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Max Miller has traded more than $1 million in stocks during his time in Congress.
That's more than most families in this district will save in their entire lifetimes.
Peggy Flanagan gets an A on the Integrity Index and is the only candidate in the Minnesota Senate race who has received no money from corporate PACs.
Her opponent, Michele Tafoya, gets an F on the Integrity Index and has already taken over $30,000 in corporate contributions from Koch, Caterpillar, Ameriprise and more.
Peggy is currently leading in the polls by 2.6 points.
HUGE: New poll shows Will Lawrence 8 points ahead of Rep. Tom Barrett in the Michigan 7th House race.
Rep. Barrett had received nearly $300,000 in corporate contributions, including major donations from airlines and oil companies while sitting on the House Transportation Committee.
James Talarico gets an A on the Integrity Index and is the only candidate in the Texas Senate race who has received $0.00 from corporations.
His opponent, Ken Paxton, gets an F on the Integrity Index and has already received nearly $100,000 in direct corporate contributions, including major donations from ExxonMobil, Altria and Marathon Petroleum.
Vote wisely, Texas.
Sen. Darline Graham gets an F on the Integrity Index.
In just a few months in office, she’s received over $150,000 in corporate contributions.
Sen. Graham is running against Annie Andrews who took the Political Integrity Pledge and gets an A on the Integrity Index.
Super PACs have spent nearly $10,000,000 in support of Darline, double the amount spent on behalf of Annie.
NEW POLL ALERT: Sam Forstag leads Aaron Flint by four points in Emerson's latest poll of the Montana-01 House race.
Sam has taken the Political Integrity Pledge while Aaron has received $50,000 in direct corporate contributions, including a max donation from SpaceX.
