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Ag PACs pick up pace of contributions after post-Jan. 6 pause

08/11/21 6:36 AM By Philip Brasher, Hannah Pagel, and Annie Deckey

Many political action committees tied to major farm and rural interests significantly slowed down their contributions to members of Congress after the storming of the Capitol Jan. 6, but the groups are now playing catch-up.

PAC money slowed, but not stopped, during COVID-19

04/08/20 6:51 AM By Spencer Chase and Delaney Howell

Years of a sluggish farm economy and an unfolding global pandemic have not slowed ag and rural stakeholder dollars from flowing to political candidates seeking federal office in the 2020 election.

Ag PAC dollars on the rise in 2018 election cycle

02/20/19 5:40 AM By Spencer Chase and Hannah Pagel

The 2018 midterms were notable for a variety of reasons, and ag, food, and select energy political action committees reached deeper into their pockets than ever before to edge their way into the conversation.

Conaway, Stabenow top recipients of rural PAC contributions

06/13/18 6:55 AM By Spencer Chase and Corryn La Rue

Agriculture, food, forestry and renewable energy political action committee donations in the 2018 election cycle remains skewed heavily in favor of the Republican Party, but in the Senate, two incumbent Democrats are reaping the most contributions.

Ag campaign spending heavily favors Republican candidates

04/19/17 10:37 AM By Spencer Chase

WASHINGTON, April 19, 2017 - An Agri-Pulse analysis of Political Action Committee (PAC) activity in the last election cycle shows agricultural companies and organizations spent almost three-fourths of their campaign contributions on Republican candidates.

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11.15.2024

Agri-Pulse Newsmakers: Nov. 15, 2024: Election results analysis from NAFB Convention

It’s official: Republicans have won control of the House as well as the Senate and White House.

Biofuel policy, the farm bill and trade could see changes under the new administration and Congress. We asked Torrey Advisory Group President Michael Torrey, NPPC CEO Bryan Humphreys, American Sugarbeet Growers Assn. CEO Luther Markwart and ACE CEO Brian Jennings about their outlook from the National Association of Farm Broadcasting annual meeting.

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