Hijacking Campaign 2026 | Campaign 2026
Posted: March 27, 2026
Updated: April 13, 2026
Spring: Oath • Spending
This Washington D.C. group supports Democratic and liberal candidates for federal and state offices. Between 2016, when it was first active in the state, and 2025, it reported spending over $2.87 million in both partisan and non-partisan in Wisconsin state-level elections. It has done all its spending through "unregistered" committees, meaning it does not need to report its sources of income to the Wisconsin Ethics Commission, the state agency that monitors and regulates campaign spending. This is the fourth committee bearing this name. This iteration, like the one active in 2025, shares a post office box with Bold Majority PAC.
Less than two weeks before the April 7th Wisconsin State Supreme Court election, the group reported spending over $2,900 for texting, emails, and event staffing to suppot Wisconsin Court of Appeals Judge Chris Taylor. The Dane County-based Taylor, a former Democratic state legislator, was running against fellow appeals court judge Maria Lazar, of Waukesha, a conservative, for an open seat on the high court. Taylor’s victory expanded liberal control on the officially nonpartisan seven-member court from four to five seats.
Nine days before the election, the group reported spending another $65,350 in the campaign, all $350 of that going towards phone calls.
A week before the election, it reported spending $33 for event staffing.
Two days before the election, For Our Future reported spending nearly $2,000 for texting in the high court race. The evening before election day, it reported spending $100 for event staffing.
The day after the April 7th election, it reported it had spent $7,280 on phone calls just two days before election day. The next day it reported about another $238 for email and event staffing. Three days after the election, it reported it had spent over $5,000 for texting on election day.
Last active election: 2025
This organization is an unregistered independent expenditure committee that is required to report any such spending done within 60 days of a primary or an election to the Wisconsin Ethics Commission per Chapter 11, Subchapter X of Wisconsin Statutes.