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A liberal political organization backed by anti-Bush billionaire George Soros plans to spend $30 million to support Democrats in the 2006 election – and the group will focus heavily on the key state of Ohio.
America Coming Together (ACT), a 527 soft money group, has already raised $6 million since January.
The group is the core of the America Votes coalition, which has been called the "shadow Democratic Party,” and includes AFL-CIO, the Sierra Club and NARAL Pro-Choice America.
ACT raised nearly $80 million for the 2004 election. For 2006, the group’s money "will be spent on building relationships with swing voters and developing an infrastructure to mobilize Democratic-leaning voters on Election Day,
newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/6/23/150048.shtml
America Coming Together (ACT), a 527 soft money group, has already raised $6 million since January.
The group is the core of the America Votes coalition, which has been called the "shadow Democratic Party,” and includes AFL-CIO, the Sierra Club and NARAL Pro-Choice America.
ACT raised nearly $80 million for the 2004 election. For 2006, the group’s money "will be spent on building relationships with swing voters and developing an infrastructure to mobilize Democratic-leaning voters on Election Day,
newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/6/23/150048.shtml