Daily News | GOP donor Jeffrey Yass and Philly developers are spending big to influence City Council races
Super PACs can spend unlimited amounts of money as long as they do not coordinate with the candidates or their campaigns. Candidates have no say in who can donate or contribute to super PACs — or the groups’ campaign messaging.
Gilmore Richardson and Thomas both reaffirmed their support for public schools and emphasized they would never seek support from a Republican mega donor. Itzkowitz alsoSantamoor emphasized that her campaign itself did not accept contributions from Yass.
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