Political committees tied to the Soros family have directed tens of millions of dollars to Democratic-aligned organizations during the 2026 election cycle, including a group spending heavily in Michigan's closely watched U.S. Senate race.
Democracy PAC and Democracy PAC II had distributed more than $40 million to Democratic-aligned organizations as of the end of June, according to campaign finance records.
Recipients include Senate Majority PAC, House Majority PAC and J Street Action Fund.
Federal Election Commission records show Democracy PAC II alone reported more than $6 million in total disbursements through June 30.
The spending has drawn attention in Michigan, where Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is running against Republican Mike Rogers.
Senate Majority PAC, which received $9 million from Democracy PAC this cycle, has committed $30 million to supporting El-Sayed in Michigan, according to recent reports.
The outside support comes as El-Sayed has made reducing the influence of wealthy donors a prominent campaign theme.
"The fundamental corruption of our politics has been the system that allows corporations and would-be oligarchs and billionaires to buy politicians," El-Sayed said in a 2025 interview.
Republicans are highlighting the contrast bet
