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We're on a mission to recruit, train, and support Black candidates so we can build Black political power and create a government that truly represents the people it serves.

Newsletter · By Collective PAC · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Aug 14, 2026

    The Report the DNC Tried to Bury Tells Us Exactly How to Win Back Black Voters. (opens the original)

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    Hi, it’s Quentin James, Founder and President of The Collective PAC. Paul Rivera is a friend and one of the most experienced operatives in Democratic politics. When the DNC commissioned him to conduct the party’s post-2024 review, he did what serious people do: he interviewed operatives in all 50 states, dug into precinct-level data, and wrote down what he found, whether or not it was comfortable.And what did the DNC do with it? They shelved it. For months. It took pressure from state parties, g

  2. Issue · Jul 29, 2026

    Our work is essential to building Black political power. (opens the original)

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    We’ve endorsed over 100+ Black candidates! Now, we need to help them win.In 2026 alone, The Collective PAC has endorsed over 100+ Black candidates at every level of government.That means 100+ more bold leaders who are ready to fight for our rights, uplift our communities, and build a truly equitable democracy.But endorsing these candidates is only the beginning.To win their races, they need staff, resources, infrastructure, and grassroots support.That’s why we’re recruiting candidates, trai

  3. Issue · Jul 25, 2026

    The Collective PAC Applauds DNC for Putting South Carolina & Nevada First in 2028 (opens the original)

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    WASHINGTON, D.C. — July 22, 2026 Quentin James, Founder and President of The Collective PAC, released the following statement:“This is what it looks like when the Democratic Party listens to its base. On Wednesday, we called on the Rules and Bylaws Committee to put South Carolina and Nevada first, because no Democrat wins the White House without Black, Latino, and AAPI voters, and no nominee should be chosen without hearing from them first. Yesterday, the Committee did exactly that. We thank the

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