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Citizens United Political Victory Fund's mission is to support conservative candidates running for federal office. CUPVF is dedicated to assisting candidates who share our vision of reducing the size of government, lowering taxes, cutting spending, promoting traditional family values, and keeping America safe in the mold of our 40th President, Ronald Reagan. Our goal for the 2010 election cycle is to recapture the majorities in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives by electing candidates who will fight for conservative principles and challenge the agenda of the Obama Administration.
Citizens United Political Victory Fund (CUPVF), the affiliated PAC of Citizens United, announced its endorsement of Ken Buck in the Colorado Senate contest today. CUPVF contributed $5,000 to the Buck campaign. This comes on the heels of CUPVF support for Joe Miller in the Alaska Senate Primary.
"Colorado is a critical race for control of the United States Senate," said David N. Bossie, President of Citizens United. "Appointed Senator Michael Bennet, and his pal Harry Reid are part of the problem in Washington. Our country is over $13 trillion in debt, and the big spending liberal agenda has done nothing to get Coloradans back to work. Ken Buck will help Coloradans put a stop to the Obama, Reid, Bennet liberal policies."
CUPVF has endorsed the following Senate candidates in the 2010 election cycle: Mark Kirk, Illinois; Roy Blunt, Missouri; Pat Toomey, Pennsylvania; Marco Rubio, Florida; Sharron Angle, Nevada; Scott Brown, Massachusetts; Rob Portman, Ohio; Rand Paul, Kentucky; Christine O’Donnell, Delaware; Kelly Ayotte, New Hampshire; Dino Rossi, Washington; and Joe Miller, Alaska.
Candidates interested in the endorsement and/or support of the Citizens United Political Victory Fund, please call (202) 547-1249 for a candidate issues questionnaire.
Citizens United Political Victory Fund continues to be one of the most active conservative PACs in America!
As of August 31, 2010, CUPVF is supporting the following candidates for the 2009-2010 election cycle.
United States Senate
Mark Kirk (IL) - $5,000 (Primary)
Mark Kirk (IL) - $5,000 (General)
Roy Blunt (MO) - $1,000 (Primary)
Roy Blunt (MO) - $4,000 (Primary)
Roy Blunt (MO) - $5,000 (General)
Pat Toomey (PA) - $5,000 (Primary)
Pat Toomey (PA) - $5,000 (General)
Marco Rubio (FL) - $5,000 (Primary)
Todd Tiahrt (KS) - $5,000 (Primary)
Sharron Angle (NV) - $5,000 (Primary)
Sharron Angle (NV) - $5,000 (General)
Scott Brown (MA) - $5,000 (General)
JD Hayworth (AZ) - $5,000 (Primary)
JD Hayworth (AZ) - $5,000 (General)
Rob Portman (OH) - $5,000 (Primary)
Rob Portman (OH) - $5,000 (General)
Rand Paul (KY) - $5,000 (Primary)
Rand Paul (KY) - $5,000 (General)
Chuck DeVore (CA) - $5,000 (Primary)
Christine O'Donnell (DE) - $5,000 (Primary)
Kelly Ayotte (NH) - $5,000 (Primary)
Dino Rossi (WA) - $5,000 (Primary)
Joe Miller (AK) - $5,000 (Primary)
United States House Of Representatives
James Tedisco (NY 20) - $5,000 (General)
Steve Chabot (OH 1) - $1,000 (Primary)
Steve Chabot (OH 1) - $1,000 (Primary)
Steve Chabot (OH 1) - $3,000 (Primary)
Steve Chabot (OH 1) - $2,500 (General)
Andy Harris (MD 1) - $1,000 (Primary)
Andy Harris (MD 1) - $2,500 (Primary)
Andy Harris (MD 1) - $1,500 (Primary)
Andy Harris (MD 1) - $5,000 (General)
Dan Burton (IN 5) - $2,500 (Primary)
Dan Burton (IN 5) - $2,500 (Primary)
Dan Burton (IN 5) - $5,000 (General)
Tim Huelskamp (KS 1) - $1,000 (Primary)
Tim Huelskamp (KS 1) - $1,000 (Primary)
Tim Huelskamp (KS 1) - $3,000 (Primary)
Steve Pearce (NM 2) - $2,500 (Primary)
Steve Pearce (NM 2) - $2,500 (Primary)
Steve Pearce (NM 2) - $1,000 (General)
Steve Stivers (OH 15) - $2,500 (Primary)
Steve Stivers (OH 15) - $2,500 (Primary)
Steve Stivers (OH 15) - $1,000 (General)
Thaddeus McCotter (MI 11) - $5,000 (Primary)
Thaddeus McCotter (MI 11) - $5,000 (General)
Dan Lungren (CA 3) - $5,000 (Primary)
Tim Griffin (AR 2) - $5,000 (Primary)
Tim Griffin (AR 2) - $5,000 (General)
David Harmer (CA 10) - $1,000 (Special General)
David Harmer (CA 10) - $4,000 (Special General)
Paul Broun (GA 10) - $1,000 (Primary)
Doug Hoffman (NY 23) - $5,000 (Special Primary)
Doug Hoffman (NY 23) - $5,000 (Special General)
Doug Hoffman (NY 23) - $5,000 (Primary)
Frank Guinta (NH 1) - $5,000 (Primary)
Joe Wilson (SC 2) - $5,000 (Primary)
Bob Gibbs (OH 18) - $2,500 (Primary)
Bob Gibbs (OH 18) - $2,500 (Primary)
Allen West (FL 22) - $5,000 (Primary)
Joe Heck (NV 3) - $2,500 (Primary)
Joe Heck (NV 3) - $2,500 (Primary)
Edward Lynch (FL 19) - $2,500 (Special General)
Stephen Fincher (TN 8) - $5,000 (Primary)
Michele Bachmann (MN 6) - $5,000 (Primary)
Michele Bachmann (MN 6) - $5,000 (General)
Alan Nunnelee (MS 1) - $5,000 (Primary)
Alan Nunnelee (MS 1) - $1,000 (General)
Jim Renacci (OH 16) - $2,500 (Primary)
Jim Renacci (OH 16) - $1,000 (Primary Debt)
John Koster (WA 2) - $2,500 (Primary)
Mike Pence (IN 6) - $5,000 (Primary)
Mike Pence (IN 6) - $5,000 (General)
Jackie Walorski (IN 2) - $2,500 (Primary)
Tim Burns (PA 12) - $5,000 (Special General)
Lou Barletta (PA 11) - $5,000 (Primary)
Lou Barletta (PA 11) - $1,000 (General)
Robert Hurt (VA 5) - $5,000 (Primary)
Robert Hurt (VA 5) - $1,000 (General)
Jesse Kelly (AZ 8) - $2,500 (Primary)
Kevin Calvey (OK 5) - $1,000 (Primary)
James Watkins (WA 1) - $1,000 (Primary)
Patricia Lightner (KS 3) - $1,000 (Primary)
Vicky Hatzler (MO 4) - $1,000 (Primary)
Stephen Bailey (CO 2) - $1,000 (Primary)
Patrick Tiberi (OH 12) - $1,000 (Primary)
Tom Graves (GA 9) - $1,000 (Primary)
Gubernatorial
Rick Lazio (NY GOV) - $1,000
Rick Lazio (NY GOV) - $1,000
John Kasich (OH GOV) - $11,395.56
Other
National Conservative Campaign Fund - $1,000
Club For Growth PAC - $5,000
SBA List Candidate Fund - $5,000
Fred Thompson PAC - $5,000
Charles Perry (TX House) - $500
Van Taylor (TX House) - $500
James Walters (Stark Cnty, OH Comm.) - $2,500
Alan Wilson (SC AG) - $500
Josh Mandel (OH Treas.) - $11,300
Brenna Findley (IA AG) - $500
Gresham Barrett (SC Gov) - $500
Pacific Victory Fund - $5,000
Michele PAC - $5,000
Citizens United Political Victory Fund Endorses Fincher - 03/04/10
Frog Jump farmer and gospel-singer Stephen Fincher today welcomed a key endorsement from Citizens United Political Victory Fund, a leading conservative group on Capitol Hill.
"I'm honored to have the support of Citizens United. They're a strong voice for limited government and traditional values in Washington, and I'm looking forward to joining them in the fight to stop the Obama-Pelosi agenda, advance common-sense conservative solutions and uphold the values that make our country the best on earth."
Leading conservative groups appear to be coalescing around Fincher, with the Citizens United announcement coming on the heels of endorsements from Concerned Women for America and the Family Research Council.
Citizens United Political Victory Fund's mission is to support conservative candidates running for federal office. CUPVF is dedicated to assisting candidates who share their vision of reducing the size of government, lowering taxes, cutting spending, promoting traditional family values, and keeping America safe in the mold of our 40th President, Ronald Reagan. Their goal for the 2010 election cycle is to recapture the majorities in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives by electing candidates who will fight for conservative principles and challenge the agenda of the Obama Administration.
Citizens United Political Victory Fund, the affiliated PAC of Citizens United, announced its endorsement of Sharron Angle in the Nevada Republican Senate Primary today.
David N. Bossie, President of Citizens United said, "this is a critical race, and that is why it is so important to nominate a true Conservative with the credibility to stand up to Senator Reid's out-of-control spending and big-government ways. Sharron Angle is a strong candidate with impeccable Conservative credentials, and I am proud to endorse her for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate."
Today, Citizens United Political Victory Fund announced its endorsement of Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman in the upcoming special election in New York's 23rd Congressional District.
CUPVF President David Bossie said, "The current Congress, led by tax-and-spend liberals, continues to dig this country into a deeper fiscal hole every day. The only way to put a stop to runaway deficits and uncontrolled spending is to put conservatives back in charge of the purse strings, and that is why I am proud to endorse Doug Hoffman, the only conservative in this race."
Watertown Daily Times - Hoffman Backed by Another D.C. Group by Jude Seymour - 09/30/09
Doug Hoffman, the Conservative candidate for the 23rd Congressional District, is doing a good job racking up endorsements from D.C.-area individuals and groups.
Here's another feather in his cap: the Citizens United Political Victory Fund. The group supports candidates who stand for smaller government, lower taxes, spending cuts and traditional family values in the mold of Ronald Reagan.
The fund made $264,139 in contributions during the 2008 election cycle; all candidates received between $1,000 and $5,000, according to their Web site.
During the 2008 election cycle, Citizens United Political Victory Fund made political contributions totaling $264,139. The following is a list of many of the candidates CUPVF supported in 2007-2008.
"The current Congress, led by tax-and-spend liberals, continues to dig this country into a deeper fiscal hole every day," said club President David Bossie in a statement. "The only way to put a stop to runaway deficits and uncontrolled spending is to put conservatives back in charge of the purse strings, and that is why I am proud to endorse Doug Hoffman, the only conservative in this race."
During the 2008 election cycle, Citizens United Political Victory Fund made political contributions totaling $264,139. The following is a list of many of the candidates CUPVF supported in 2007-2008.
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United States House Of Representatives
Marilyn Musgrave (CO 4) - $1,000 - Primary
Marilyn Musgrave (CO 4) - $1,000 - Primary
Marilyn Musgrave (CO 4) - $3,000 - Primary
Marilyn Musgrave (CO 4) - $5,000 - General
Dan Burton (IN 5) - $5,000 - Primary
Dan Burton (IN 5) - $1,000 - General
Bill Young (FL 10) - $2,000 - Primary
Andy Harris (MD 1) - $5,000 - Primary
Andy Harris (MD 1) - $5,000 - General
Bob Latta (OH 5) - $5,000 - Primary
Bob Latta (OH 5) - $5,000 - General
Duncan D. Hunter (CA 52) - $5,000 - Primary
Woody Jenkins (LA 6) - $5,000 - Primary
Woody Jenkins (LA 6) - $5,000 - General
Hal Valeche (FL 16) - $5,000 - Primary
Allen West (FL 22) - $5,000 - Primary
Jean Schmidt (OH 2) - $1,000 - General
Michele Bachmann (MN 6) - $1,000 - Primary
Michele Bachmann (MN 6) - $5,000 - General
Peter Roskam (IL 6) - $1,000 - General
Tom McClintock (CA 4) - $5,000 - Primary
Tom McClintock (CA 4) - $1,000 - General
Tom McClintock (CA 4) - $4,000 - General
Wayne Parker (AL 5) - $1,000 - Primary
Wayne Parker (AL 5) - $1,000 - General
Jim Ryun (KS 2) - $5,000 - Primary
Lee Zeldin (NY 1) - $5,000 - Primary
Steve Chabot (OH 1) - $5,000 - General
Kieran Lalor (NY 19) - $5,000 - Primary
Mike Coffman (CO 6) - $5,000 - Primary
Chris Hackett (PA 10) - $5,000 - General
Keith Fimian (VA 11) - $1,000 - General
Keith Fimian (VA 11) - $1,000 - General
Nathan Bech (MA 1) - $5,000 - Primary
Steve Stivers (OH 15) - $5,000 - Primary
Tim Walberg (MI 7) - $1,000 - Primary
Tim Walberg (MI 7) - $1,000 - General
Tom Manion (PA 8) - $5,000 - General
William Russell (PA 12) - $5,000 - General
Lou Barletta (PA 11) - $5,000 - General
Sydney Hay (AZ 1) - $1,000 - General
Pete Olson (TX 22) - $5,000 - General
Dana Rohrabacher (CA 46) - $5,000 - General
John Shadegg (AZ 3) - $2,500 - General
John Shadegg (AZ 3) - $2,500 - General
David Schweikert (AZ 5) - $1,000 - General
Bill Cassidy (LA 6) - $1,000 - General
Rick Goddard (GA 8) - $1,000 - General
Bill Sali (ID 1) - $1,000 - General
Mark Souder (IN 3) - $1,500 - General
Scott Garrett (NJ 5) - $1,000 - General
Phil English (PA 3) - $1,000 - General
Ric Keller (FL 8) - $1,000 - General
Dan Lungren (CA 3) - $1,000 - General
John Gard (WI 8) - $1,000 - General
Steve Beren (WA 7) - $500 - General
Blaine Luetkemeyer (MO 9) - $1,000 - General
Chris Myers (NJ 3) - $1,000 - General
Darren White (NM 1) - $1,000 - General
Jay Love (AL 2) - $1,000 - General
Mike Pence (IN 6) - $1,000 - General
Tom Feeney (FL 24) - $1,000 - General
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United States Senate
Elizabeth Dole (NC) - $5,000 - Primary
Elizabeth Dole (NC) - $5,000 - General
Steve Pearce (NM) - $1,000 - Primary
Steve Pearce (NM) - $5,000 - General
Bob Schaffer (CO) - $5,000 - Primary
Bob Schaffer (CO) - $5,000 - General
John Sununu (NH) -$5,000 - Primary
John Sununu (NH) - $5,000 - General
Jeff Beatty (MA) - $2,500 - Primary
Roger Wicker (MS) - $2,500 - General
Saxby Chambliss (GA) - $5,000 - General
Saxby Chambliss (GA) - $5,000 - Run Off
Mitch McConnell (KY) - $5,000 - General
Norm Coleman (MN) - $5,000 - General
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Citizens United Political Victory Fund will once again lead the conservative movement in taking on the liberals. CUPVF stands ready to support Reagan style conservatives who exhibit true conservative ideals of smaller government, low taxes, a strong national defense and an aggressive execution in the War against Terrorists.
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