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Unite America PAC
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An official Alaska Public Offices Commission disclosure filed June 10, 2026 by Unite America PAC identifies Mark Nunnelly and Denise Dupré as direct true-source donors of $125,000 each on June 25, 2024.
From Unite America donor records connect Nunnelly, Dupré and Carroll to a national election-reform network that also funds Idaho (2026-09-16). Recorded status: Official APOC verifies Nunnelly and Dupré each gave Unite America $125K in 2024; current reporting documents Carroll's large Unite America giving and Unite America's Idaho role. Idaho earmarking or donor control is not established. New published findings are added here as sourced excerpts.
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…for final-four/RCV work), and FairVote Action Fund (including FY2024 $260,866), each separately documented as supporting/partnering with or mobilizing around Idaho Prop 1; and (3) Unite America PAC directly contributed to Idaho political committees, including Idahoans for Open Primaries and a reported $100K to Veterans for Idaho Voters.
In Idaho's 2026 primary cycle, reporting based on Idaho campaign-finance data identified Way Back PAC, Article IV and Unite America PAC—the same three major national funding nodes in the 2024 Proposition 1 campaign—as among the largest out-of-state contributors to Defend and Protect Idaho.
First, contemporaneous 2024 Idaho campaign-finance reporting based on Idaho Secretary of State data states that Veterans for Idaho Voters received more than $109,000 in donations, including a $100,000 contribution directly from Unite America PAC; the group ran Facebook ads supporting Proposition 1.
Keep Unite America Institute distinct from Unite America PAC/Network and other Unite America legal vehicles; no specific-dollar pass-through into Idaho is established.
Its major contributors included Way Back PAC, Article IV and Unite America PAC.
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Jason Carroll
Stated in published researchSeparately, current Montana reporting based on campaign-finance records says Hudson River Trading founder Jason Carroll gave a combined $1.7 million to Unite America PAC in 2024 and 2025; the same reporting identifies Carroll as the sole contributor to American Values Project PAC, which in turn funded Progressive Vet PAC in Montana.
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Way Back PAC
Stated in published researchA separate Wyoming campaign-finance record shows Unite America PAC gave Way Back PAC $75,000 on October 11, 2024.
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Veterans for Idaho Voters
Stated in published researchContemporaneous Idaho campaign-finance reporting cites a $100,000 Unite America PAC contribution to Veterans for Idaho Voters; the underlying Sunshine transaction awaits reproduction.
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Connection research · 2026-09-16Unite America donor records connect Nunnelly, Dupré and Carroll to a national election-reform network that also funds Idaho
Recorded status: Official APOC verifies Nunnelly and Dupré each gave Unite America $125K in 2024; current reporting documents Carroll's large Unite America giving and Unite America's Idaho role. Idaho earmarking or donor control is not established.
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