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Finding: DOCUMENTED: dark-money c4 → PAC → Sims, all on the record.

Victor Sims took $890.27 and a formal endorsement from Run for Something, a Washington-based national PAC. Where does that PAC sit? In its own federal and tax filings: Run for Something's sister 501(c)(4), the Action Fund, received $5,446,000 from the Sixteen Thirty Fund in 2022 alone, $1.5 million across 2022–23 from Open Society grantees, and $500,000 from the Tides Foundation in 2024 — plus roughly $5.2 million from Panorama Global over three years. The Action Fund's own 2022 Form 990, Schedule I, shows $1.45 million wired into the Run for Something PAC — the same PAC that cut Sims's check. Its board includes Guy Cecil, former chairman of Priorities USA, the Democratic super PAC. This isn't a neighborhood mom-and-pop. It is professional progressive infrastructure, and its own filings say so.

Sims took $890.27 + endorsement from Run for SomethingSixteen Thirty Fund → Action Fund: $5,446,000 (2022)Open Society grantees → Action Fund: $1.5M (2022–23)Action Fund → RFS PAC: $1,450,000 (its own 990, Schedule I)

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