WelcomePAC, the $2 million moderate Democratic PAC focused on welcoming Republicans into the Democratic electorate, has launched the Win the Middle campaign, identifying the best investments to defeat MAGA Republicans.

WelcomePAC, the $2 million moderate Democratic PAC focused on welcoming Republicans into the Democratic electorate, has launched the Win the Middle campaign, identifying the best investments to defeat MAGA Republicans.

Scott Perry is unpopular and at risk of losing re-election, according to a new poll of Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District.

A new poll sponsored by WelcomePAC and the Institute for Responsive Government Action has found that an overwhelming 58% of voters in Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick's district (R, PA-1) want him and other moderate Republicans to work with Democrats to form a bipartisan governing coalition.

With the federal government crippled by the extreme caucus led by Scott Perry, the national WelcomePAC today launched an effort to harness Republican frustration in PA-10, Republicans Against Perry (RepublicansAgainstPerry.com).

The Welcome Party, a nonprofit working to engage voters ahead of primary elections, is launching a voter registration program in Riverside County, California.

WelcomePAC announced an endorsement of Democrat Will Rollins in his rematch against Republican Ken Calvert in CA-41.

WelcomePAC has launched a campaign to recruit a moderate Republican or independent to run as a centrist Democratic challenger against Rep. Scott Perry (PA-10) in the 2024 election cycle.

On Thursday 10/27 at 1:00 PM EST, lifelong Republicans are set to join WelcomePAC for a Zoom-based event launching “Why No JD?” — a coordinated, cross-platform paid media campaign elevating the reasons why all public polls show more than 1 in 5 Republican gubernatorial voters in Ohio are rejecting JD Vance — and why many are choosing Tim Ryan instead.

A WelcomePAC analysis of just-released quarterly fundraising data combined with 2020 election results demonstrates Democrats are conceding at least five potentially flippable House districts.