According to a report from The Nevada Independent, this Texas-registered Super PAC is exclusively funding ads to support Sam Brown, a political figure who recently relocated from Texas to Nevada to run for office. Despite its name, “Together for Nevada’s Future” operates from a Republican law firm in Austin, Texas. The group's activities have sparked controversy because it will not have to disclose its financial backers until weeks before the election, potentially leaving Nevada voters in the dark about the billionaires and corporate interests that may be influencing their choice at the ballot box.
Brown’s Deep Ties to Texas
Sam Brown, who lived in Texas for over a decade and previously ran for a state legislative seat there, has come under fire for his connections to his former home state. Critics argue that this new Super PAC is a continuation of his reliance on outside funding, rather than genuine support from Nevadans.
“This is just another attempt by Brown and his ultra-wealthy allies to deceive Nevada voters,” said Nevada State Democratic Party spokesperson Katharine Kurz. “His new Super PAC, based in Texas, is a clear sign that he is hiding something. What is Sam Brown trying to cover up?”
Second Super PAC Raises Red Flags
This is not the first time that Brown’s campaign has been associated with a suspicious Super PAC. Duty First Nevada PAC, a Super PAC that exclusively supported Brown, previously raised $2 million from a single MAGA-aligned billionaire. The PAC mysteriously shut down over the July 4th holiday weekend, fueling further speculation about the nature of Brown’s fundraising efforts and his connections to wealthy out-of-state backers.
Calls for Transparency Amid Growing Concerns
The lack of transparency regarding the donors to “Together for Nevada’s Future” has intensified scrutiny around Brown's campaign. With the next Federal Election Commission (FEC) reporting deadline not until mid-October, voters will have to wait to learn who is bankrolling Brown's Senate ambitions.
Critics argue that the creation of a new Super PAC in Texas is a deliberate attempt to delay the disclosure of financial backers until the last possible moment, making it harder for voters to understand who is truly funding Brown's campaign. Kurz added, “Nevada deserves to know which billionaires and corporate interests are trying to buy their Senate seat. Brown’s refusal to come clean raises serious questions about his intentions.”
The Bigger Picture for Nevada Voters
As the election draws nearer, Nevada voters will need to decide whether they trust a candidate whose campaign is being bolstered by a mysterious new Super PAC from another state. The controversy surrounding Sam Brown's funding has already become a focal point in the race, with both sides ramping up their rhetoric.
In a political climate increasingly wary of dark money and hidden donors, Brown’s new Super PAC may face an uphill battle in gaining the trust of Nevada voters.
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