Americans for Public Trust (APT) analyzed the newly released list of 2023 grant recipients from George Soros’ Open Society Foundation. The lists revealed the massive sums of dark money funneled through the Soros network into prominent left-wing organizations like Future Forward USA Action, Jewish Voice for Peace, Courier Newsroom, and the Sixteen Thirty Fund.
Americans for Public Trust (APT) filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) against Patriots Run Project (PRP) for failing to register as a political committee and file required disclosure reports.
Today, Americans for Public Trust filed a complaint against four Members of Congress who have failed to file their annual
Americans for Public Trust (APT) has sent a letter to the Michigan Inspector General requesting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the hiring of Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s former legislative affairs director, Mr. Curtis Hertel, by a nonprofit that received taxpayer funds totaling $1.5 million.
This week, Americans for Public Trust (APT) and Honest Elections Project (HEP) filed a joint amicus brief supporting the state of Ohio in its defense of H.B. 1 – legislation banning direct and indirect foreign contributions to state ballot issue campaigns, which was passed and signed into law in June. The bill was almost immediately hit with a lawsuit by left-wing election attorney Marc Elias.
Today, Americans for Public Trust (APT) filed an FEC complaint against Maryland U.S. Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks for an apparent violation of restrictions against using her state campaign funds for her federal campaign.
Washington hates a secret. Yet in the summer of 2020, when a blandly named entity called the Impetus Fund received a $64 million donation from a single anonymous source, it touched off a guessing game with broad political implications.
Today, the Ohio Senate passed legislation banning foreign interference in Ohio’s elections. The bill will now be sent to Governor DeWine’s desk to be signed into law. Caitlin Sutherland, Executive Director of Americans for Public Trust, issued the following statement applauding the Ohio legislature for closing this foreign influence loophole.
Today, ethics watchdog Caitlin Sutherland, Executive Director of Americans for Public Trust (APT) and election law expert Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project Action (HEP Action) spearheaded a coalition letter sent to Ohio House Speaker Jason Stephens and Ohio Senate President Matt Huffman urging them to pass legislation banning foreign interference in Ohio’s elections.
On Thursday, May 16, Americans for Public Trust Executive Director Caitlin Sutherland testified at a hearing on foreign interference in U.S. elections held by the U.S. Committee on House Administration. Caitlin’s testimony focused on the foreign influence loophole that currently allows foreign nationals to influence American politics by funneling hundreds of millions of dollars through a web of dark money organizations.
