Youngkin sends $100K to top conservative nonprofit
The move from the former Virginia governor comes as he steps up his midterm campaign-trail presence at the peak of the fight for control of Congress and governorships.
Former Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has transferred $100,000 from his nonprofit organization to One Nation, a conservative nonprofit aligned with the Senate Leadership Fund super PAC, according to a source familiar with the transfer. This move comes as Youngkin, who was term-limited out of his gubernatorial role in January, ramps up his midterm campaign presence.
He is actively campaigning with House Republicans across Virginia and supporting various Republican candidates in key states, including Iowa Senate nominee Ashley Hinson and Wisconsin gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany. Additionally, Youngkin's Empowering American's Parents education policy group is investing in battleground states to promote the Education Freedom Tax Credit, a tax incentive for donors to Scholarship Granting Organizations.
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