The Moderate PAC, an organization of centrist Democrats, plans to raise $20 million to defend a handful of Democratic lawmakers — as well as open-seat candidates — in 2024 primary fights with progressives, Axios has learned.
Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez campaigns in Cleveland in 2021 with former congressional candidate Nina Turner. Photo: Jeff Swensen/Getty Images
With only four seats to reclaim the majority, the group wants to avoid what they see as unforced errors.in 2022 after progressive Jamie McLeod-Skinner knocked out incumbent Rep. Kurt Schrader — only to be defeated in the general election."We’ve built a PAC and Independent Expenditure to strengthen Moderate House Democrats,” said Ty Strong, the president of The Moderate PAC.
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