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@ostonox @MalloryMcMorrow Hey! If you can share the FEC receipts that show she took AIPAC money we’ll definitely update the pledge. We have not been able to find that.

@integritypac @MalloryMcMorrow Someone should tell her that taking money from all of the PAC's donors then considering that "no PAC money" is just lying

Michigan Sen. candidate @MalloryMcMorrow has 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

See details on the race here: integrityindex.us/race/michigan-…

She is running against Abdul El-Sayed, who also took the pledge, and Rep. Haley Stevens. Rep. Stevens received $518,494 in Corporate PAC funds during her last term in office.

Go to integrityindex.us/committees to see the top corporate PAC donors to each committee.

Ten of the top ten corporate PAC donors to members of the House Armed Services Committee are defense contractors. In the 2024-2026 cycle alone they have donated over $1,463,000. Elected officials should not be allowed to take money from the industries they regulate. Period.

See all details on the race here: integrityindex.us/race/iowa-sena…

He is running against State Representative Josh Turek in the Democratic primary. The winner will likely face Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson, who received $607,000 in Corporate PAC money during her last term in office.

Iowa Senate candidate Zach Wahls has 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

He is running against State Senator Mallory McMorrow and Rep. Haley Stevens. Rep. Stevens received $518,494 in Corporate PAC funds during her last term in office. See details about the race here: integrityindex.us/race/michigan-…

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has 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

She is running against Angie Craig, a Democratic Congresswoman who took $622,710 in corporate PAC $$ during her previous term in office.

Minnesota LG and Senate candidate @peggyflanagan has 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 - Overturning Citizens United

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@RoKhanna @daveweigel Why do you file a hand-written financial disclosure then?

Attacking a person's spouse is not the best look. I don't trade stocks and never will. My immigrant father in law started a successful auto transmission business. My wife a trust which neither of us has any input in. I have led the call for a stock ban and having members in a trust!

Interesting RT from Gov. Newsom’s spox

While she has cosponsored H.R. 5106, the Congressional Stock Trading ban, she continues to buy and sell stocks like a day trader. Insider trading - no matter the party - is unacceptable.

Democratic Rep. April McClain Delaney entered office just over a year ago and has already reported over 200 individual stock transactions. In 2026 alone, she has reported nearly 60 trades.

@admcrlsn integrityindex.us

So which patriot is going to make a version of Track AIPAC but for pro-crypto and pro-AI groups

No matter how much money they throw at the 2026 elections, they won't be able to stop this movement with money. We won't let them.

@AIPAC and its affiliates spent over $20,000,000 on primary races across Illinois. With all that money, their candidates received less than 100,000 votes, at a rate of around $216 per vote.