Nonprofit profile: Patriot Majority USA

By Alexandra Duszak

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Super Bowl ad cost Mayors Against Illegal Guns $100,000

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Federal Election Commission

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Daily Disclosure: Dems looking to pick up Chicagoland seats

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Chicago-area House Republicans hit by negative ads paid for by union, super PAC.

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Mitt Romney

Romney benefits from post-Citizens United spending

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Since Labor Day, super PACs and nonprofits have favored Romney over Obama by a large margin.

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Super PACs, nonprofits favored Romney over Obama

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Spending by outside groups topped $1 billion by Election Day

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Last-minute mega-donations fueled super PAC attacks

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Daily Disclosure: Union-funded ads slam Allen in Virginia Senate race

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Tight Senate race in Virginia draws $2.25 million ad blitz from labor unions

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Democrats maintain control of Senate

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News Corp. leans left by donating to Democrats

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Rove-affiliated groups spend $175 million, lose 21 of 30 races

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Daily Disclosure: North Dakota's Berg absorbs one-two ad punch

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Outside groups outspend candidates in 26 House races

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Out-of-town parties and super PACs are outspending candidates in some House races, numbers show.

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Donor profile: William S. Rose (Specialty Group)

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Daily Disclosure: It's labor versus tea party in PA House race

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DCCC's most vulnerable House members reaped millions in 2012

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Daily Disclosure: GOP nonprofits continue attacks on Senate Dems

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Daily Disclosure: Super PACs aim to spook voters with Halloween ads

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Super PACs release negative ads with a Halloween twist

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Is the Democratic platform in synch with the public on national defense?

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Senate Dems want tax cuts for businesses that hire

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News Corp. leans left by donating to Democrats

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John Boehner

Republicans renew their control of House

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Republicans approach renewed control of House as Dems fail to make inroads in East, Midwest

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Democrats expand Senate grip but fail to win House

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Re-elected, Obama heads back to divided government

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Democrats maintain control of Senate

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Rove-affiliated groups spend $175 million, lose 21 of 30 races

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Democrats maintain control of Senate

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Dems win GOP seats in Indiana, Massachusetts; McCaskill survives in Missouri

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Democrats expand Senate grip but fail to win House

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Commentary: New GOP chairman Marc Racicot mixes politics and profits

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News Corp. leans left by donating to Democrats

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Barack Obama

Re-elected, Obama heads back to divided government

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Given a 2nd term, Obama still confronted by a divided Congress, challenging economic times

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Democrats solidify their Senate rule but Republicans will still run House in 2nd Obama term

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GOP gov's group raises $100 million in mostly losing effort

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