Super PAC “Right For America” Gains $5M Support from Andreessen, Horowitz
Key Points:
- Andreessen Horowitz co-founders donate $2.5M each to pro-Trump PAC; Andreessen adds $844,600 to the campaign.
- Right For America raised $27.8M, targeting swing states with high-profile donor support.
Right For America, a pro-Trump super PAC, received $2.5M each from Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. The PAC raised $27.8M total, with $43.6M in reserves, targeting swing states.
Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, the venture capitalists behind Andreessen Horowitz, each donated $2.5 million to Right For America, a super PAC supporting former President Donald Trump.
Right For America Raises Millions
According to recent Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings reported by Bloomberg, these contributions are part of a broader pattern of high-value donations to bolster Trump’s influence in key swing states. Andreessen also provided an additional $844,600, the maximum allowed under federal regulations, to Trump’s campaign and the Republican Party directly.
While their support for Trump aligns with what they term the “little tech agenda”—policies they believe favor smaller tech companies and startups—their political involvement has extended beyond just Trump.
Interestingly, Horowitz indicated plans to substantially donate to Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign, though records of this contribution have not yet appeared in federal filings.
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In total, Right For America raised $27.8 million and entered the last phase of the campaign season with $43.6 million in cash reserves. This super PAC’s efforts are aimed at mobilizing voters in Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania.
The largest contributors include Isaac Perlmutter, former chairman of Marvel Entertainment, and his wife Laura, who donated $25 million, together with Apollo Global Management CEO Marc Rowan, who contributed $1 million.
| Donor | Recipient | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Marc Andreessen | Right For America | $2.5 million |
| Ben Horowitz | Right For America | $2.5 million |
| Isaac & Laura Perlmutter | Right For America | $25 million |
| Marc Rowan | Right For America | $1 million |
| Kelcy Warren | Turnout For America | $1 million |
| Andy Beal | Turnout For America | $1 million |
| Diane Hendricks | Turnout For America | $1 million |
| Reed Hastings | Republican Accountability PAC | $6.9 million |
Kelcy Warren, Andy Beal, and Diane Hendricks contributed millions to Turnout For America, another pro-Trump super PAC, which raised $18.5 million. Conversely, the Republican Accountability PAC, which supports Kamala Harris, raised $16.6 million, backed by donors like Netflix’s Reed Hastings.
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Super PAC “Right For America” Gains $5M Support from Andreessen, Horowitz
Key Points:
- Andreessen Horowitz co-founders donate $2.5M each to pro-Trump PAC; Andreessen adds $844,600 to the campaign.
- Right For America raised $27.8M, targeting swing states with high-profile donor support.
Right For America, a pro-Trump super PAC, received $2.5M each from Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. The PAC raised $27.8M total, with $43.6M in reserves, targeting swing states.
Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, the venture capitalists behind Andreessen Horowitz, each donated $2.5 million to Right For America, a super PAC supporting former President Donald Trump.
Right For America Raises Millions
According to recent Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings reported by Bloomberg, these contributions are part of a broader pattern of high-value donations to bolster Trump’s influence in key swing states. Andreessen also provided an additional $844,600, the maximum allowed under federal regulations, to Trump’s campaign and the Republican Party directly.
While their support for Trump aligns with what they term the “little tech agenda”—policies they believe favor smaller tech companies and startups—their political involvement has extended beyond just Trump.
Interestingly, Horowitz indicated plans to substantially donate to Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign, though records of this contribution have not yet appeared in federal filings.
Read more: dYdX Trump Perp Prediction Market Launched for 2024 Election
Tech Moguls: Buying Political Influence?
In total, Right For America raised $27.8 million and entered the last phase of the campaign season with $43.6 million in cash reserves. This super PAC’s efforts are aimed at mobilizing voters in Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania.
The largest contributors include Isaac Perlmutter, former chairman of Marvel Entertainment, and his wife Laura, who donated $25 million, together with Apollo Global Management CEO Marc Rowan, who contributed $1 million.
| Donor | Recipient | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Marc Andreessen | Right For America | $2.5 million |
| Ben Horowitz | Right For America | $2.5 million |
| Isaac & Laura Perlmutter | Right For America | $25 million |
| Marc Rowan | Right For America | $1 million |
| Kelcy Warren | Turnout For America | $1 million |
| Andy Beal | Turnout For America | $1 million |
| Diane Hendricks | Turnout For America | $1 million |
| Reed Hastings | Republican Accountability PAC | $6.9 million |
Kelcy Warren, Andy Beal, and Diane Hendricks contributed millions to Turnout For America, another pro-Trump super PAC, which raised $18.5 million. Conversely, the Republican Accountability PAC, which supports Kamala Harris, raised $16.6 million, backed by donors like Netflix’s Reed Hastings.
| DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing. |
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