Police Assistance Foundation PAC

swat team stock photo The Police Assistance Foundation PAC advocates for legislative efforts to improve the safety and wellness of Law Enforcement Officers. We support elected Congressmen and Senators with a desire and track record of working to improve both police officer safety and the safety and security in our communities.

We endorse lawmakers that recognize the importance in enacting legislation that provides better police training and advocates for increased death and disability funds for those officers killed or injured on the job. While enhancing our law enforcement officers and related agencies with the proper training needed to safely conduct their jobs in a professional manner.

There are anti-law and order groups (DEFUND THE POLICE – WHAT ARE THEY THINKING?) who are doing all they can to hinder the police in the performance of their duties, some even advocating violence against law enforcement. Your police and sheriffs need the support of all elected officials, and the Police Assistance Foundation PAC advocates for pro-police legislators.

More than ever we need to see increased funding from our government to keep our communities safe. Law enforcement professionals and supporters are joining together to push for legislation for increased funding and reforms to strengthen the criminal justice system. With the continued support of good people like you we will continue to push for tougher legislation to make our communities safer and to protect our police.

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POLICE ASSISTANCE FOUNDATION PAC FAQ

criminal getting booked stock photo Super PACs, officially known as “independent-expenditure only committees”, may not make contributions to candidate campaigns or parties, but may engage in unlimited political spending independently of the campaigns. Unlike traditional PACs, they can raise funds from individuals, corporations, unions, and other groups without any legal limit on donation size.

According to FEC advisories, Super PACs are not allowed to coordinate directly with candidates or political parties. This restriction is intended to prevent them from operating campaigns that complement or parallel those of the candidates they support or engaging in negotiations that could result in quid pro quo bargaining between donors to the PAC and the candidate or officeholder. However, it is legal for candidates and Super PAC managers to discuss campaign strategy and tactics through the media.

This Police Assistance Foundation PAC web portal is intended to represent fundraising for Federal political candidates that have sponsored, co-sponsored or support legislation that supports our Law Enforcement professionals.