Why It Matters
Enough Promises Ohio, a newly registered super PAC, has reported spending approximately $1.58 million to support independent Ohio Senate candidate Greg Levy and oppose former Sen. Sherrod Brown, the Democratic nominee. The committee’s spending is concentrated entirely in the Ohio U.S. Senate special election.
The Associated Press has traced the PAC’s mail vendor to a Republican consulting operation associated with President Donald Trump’s MAGA Inc. super PAC. On Oct. 12, they also reported that mailers promoting Levy carried messages such as “Join the Revolution” and “Send a Worker to the Senate.” Levy condemned the mailers, saying they falsely impersonated his campaign and misled voters, and said he was considering legal action.
The group’s website identifies the committee but provides little public information about its leadership, activities, or funding. As a super PAC, it may accept unlimited contributions but cannot coordinate its independent expenditures with candidates or their campaigns.
What It Spent
Enough Promises Ohio’s reported expenditures supporting Levy while opposing Brown in the same Senate race. The supplied records attribute approximately $1.06 million to supporting Levy and $519,000 to opposing Brown. The amount supporting Levy is roughly twice the amount directly opposing Brown.
The Ad Buy
The supplied records attribute approximately $828,000 in printing and postage expenditures to Seven Farms and $753,000 in advertising placement and production expenditures to Outbound Messaging LLC…