Reader Q&A: who’s spending big on the midterms? Our reporters take your questions
This article announces a live Q&A session where reporters Joseph Gedeon, Dara Kerr, and Chris Stein will answer reader questions about campaign funding in the upcoming midterm elections. The discussion, scheduled for Friday, September 25th at 11 am EDT, will focus on who is supporting candidates, where the money is being spent, and its impact on the election outlook.

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AI-generatedThis article announces a live Q&A session where reporters Joseph Gedeon, Dara Kerr, and Chris Stein will answer reader questions about campaign funding in the upcoming midterm elections. The discussion, scheduled for Friday, September 25th at 11 am EDT, will focus on who is supporting candidates, where the money is being spent, and its impact on the election outlook. Previous reporting by the team has highlighted how some major companies that advocated for the Voting Rights Act are also funding groups working to weaken it. Additionally, the article notes significant spending by the cryptocurrency and big tech industries, as well as the role of AIPAC and its Super PACs in supporting Democratic candidates against progressive challengers.
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4 extractedReporters Joseph Gedeon, Dara Kerr and Chris Stein will answer questions about midterm election funding.
Aipac and its linked Super Pacs are funding Democratic candidates facing progressive left opponents.
Crypto money and big tech are spending extensively to shape this year's midterm races.
Major companies that urged Congress to strengthen the Voting Rights Act continue to contribute to state political groups undermining the legislation.