FORWARD MAJORITY ACTION
Party not classifiedUnclassifiedSuper PAC · Unauthorized · Quarterly filerC00631549
Overview
- Raised
- $17.4Mvs $38.1M 2023–2024
- Spent
- $7.2Mvs $37.2M 2023–2024
- Cash on hand
- $12.2Mvs $2M 2023–2024
- Debts owed
- $0vs $0 2023–2024
OpenFEC processed totals through Oct 14, 2026; figures change when amended reports are filed.
Raised is total receipts and Spent is total disbursements as the committee reported them; both can include transfers, loans and refunds. Cash on hand and debts are the balances at the end of the last report. The comparison is the same figure for 2023–2024.
Purpose and activities
2025–2026 · Background research
Stated purpose
AI summary of cited sources · Not FEC reportedForward Majority Action aims to accelerate Democratic power in state legislatures to protect democracy, viewing state capitols as the undervalued lever for change where the national balance of power is decided. The organization seeks to secure critical footholds of power for Democrats and ensure democratically elected, representative leadership in states that influence national outcomes, particularly in response to what it describes as a systematic assault on voting rights and fair elections by the GOP.
Inferred focus
Inferred from documented evidence · Not a finding of motiveThe organization's focus is on state legislative elections, particularly in swing states, to increase Democratic control and counter Republican influence. They emphasize the importance of state legislatures in shaping national political outcomes, including future House maps, and have mobilized significant resources to flip seats and chambers, as well as register voters in key geographies.
- State Elections
- Democratic Party Support
- Voting Rights
- Electoral Reform
Reported activity
FEC reported · Summary coverage through Jun 30, 2026 · Snapshot Sep 6, 2026
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Candidate connections
No candidate connection found in the registration links or sender-reported committee transfers checked for this cycle. Conduit routing and independent spending are not included in this check.
Money in
Sources
- Itemized individual contributions$15.3M
- Unitemized individual contributions$371.6K
- Other committees$180K
Top contributors
- ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY FUNDParty not classifiedUnclassified$6.5M1 contribution
- PROJECT 218DemocraticDerived from contributions$2M3 contributions
- MAGNOX$1.7M2 contributions
- FAIR DEMOCRACYParty not classified
Money out
Spending by kind
- Operating expenditures$7.1M
- Contribution refunds$4,673
- Other disbursements$16.2K
Largest disbursements
- MAKE THE ROAD ACTION$204.2KFIELD ORGANIZING · Oct 21, 2025
- LIVING UNITED FOR CHANGE IN ARIZONA (LUCHA)$203.5KFIELD ORGANIZING · Nov 3, 2025
- SECOND STREET ASSOCIATES$203.4KVOTER OUTREACH CONSULTING · Jan 2, 2026
- SB DIGITAL, INC.$153.2KDIGITAL ADVERTISING · Oct 7, 2025
- JUSTWORKS, INC. AND AFFILIATES$141KPAYROLL · Feb 12, 2025
- JUSTWORKS, INC. AND AFFILIATES$124KPAYROLL · Jan 15, 2025
- JUSTWORKS, INC. AND AFFILIATES$119.9KPAYROLL · Jan 31, 2025
- LIVING UNITED FOR CHANGE IN ARIZONA (LUCHA)$109.6KFIELD ORGANIZING · Feb 20, 2026
Money network · top contributors and recipients as a graph
Records
Registration
- Committee type
- Super PAC
- Designation
- Unauthorized
- Party affiliation
- No party affiliation reported
- Treasurer
- MARTES, LESLIE
- Filing cadence
- Quarterly filer
- Organization type
- Not reported
- Connected organization
- Not reported
- Registration snapshot cycle
- 2025–2026
- Cycles loaded
- 2026, 2024
- Registered address
- 921 H ST NE · #247 · WASHINGTON, DC, 20002
Relationships
FEC-reported relationships
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Political alignment
Registration, linked-candidate, and disclosed money-flow evidence
FEC registration: Super PAC; no party affiliation reported. Classification basis: Unclassified. This describes disclosed financial activity, not an official party registration or ideological score. The figures below separately preserve the filer’s Schedule E support and opposition designations.