Build PACs
Political Donations Building Bridges And Other Things
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Curious how much longer our leaking pipes and crumbling roads can hold?
You're not alone
Turns out, we lose billions of gallons of drinking water to leaks while spending millions of hours stuck in traffic every day
So why not find a creative way to rebuild this infrastructure?
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Build PACs. A new type of political fundraising group where 50 cents of every dollar builds real infrastructure - including roads, bridges, and other public projects - in exchange for displaying campaign messages on what they helped build.
Key Aspects Of BUILD PACs
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Replace Super PACs with political fundraising groups that help build local infrastructure
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See which projects these groups choose to support - and if they match your priorities
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Groups showcase the politicians and positions they support on the projects they build
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Subject: BUILD PACs - Political Donations Building Bridges And Other Things
To Be Released ON: May 6, 2027
FEC Proposes Build PACs
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Federal Election Commission (FEC), proposes today to replace Super PACs with Build PACs.
The Build PACs proposal aims to revolutionize campaign finance by requiring political fundraising groups to invest half their unlimited donations in public infrastructure projects, while gaining advertising rights on what they build.
"It's a simple concept: if we are going to allow unlimited political donations, why not require half to build something lasting?," said the FEC representative. "While unconventional, this approach does something remarkable - it ensures every unlimited political donation builds something tangible for communities. Instead of being bombarded with TV ads, we could see political groups competing to build the projects our community needs most."
Learn more about this proposal online.
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Questions About Build Pacs
Could this approach show which outside groups care about more than just your vote? Or speed up critical infrastructure projects in your community? Or perhaps revolutionize how campaign funds impact the lives of everyday Americans?
(1) Burke, Michael S. & Lipshitz, Clive. “The Infrastructure Gap: Financing and Funding The Future” AECOM, https://infrastructure.aecom.com/infrastructure-funding.
