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Find & Endorse
We identify proven conservatives and back them before the primary, when it matters most.
CPAC Action PAC
Leaders Who Deliver.
Since 1964, the CPAC Movement has endorsed candidates who stand for freedom, family, and the Constitution. We work to elect leaders who fight for the values that make America great and we hold them accountable through CPAC's Legislative Ratings, ensuring they keep their promises.
Election Day · November 3, 2026
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The Plan
Winning isn't luck. It's a battle plan, and here's ours.
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Fund & Turn Out
Money where it matters, voters to the polls: primaries, special elections, and election day.
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Hold Accountable
CPAC's Legislative Ratings track every vote, so every promise made is a promise kept.
The Full Battle Plan
These three steps are only the beginning.
Our 2026 plan lays out every phase of the fight, from finding candidates to keeping them accountable once they are sworn in.
- Candidate recruitment
- Election day turnout
- Accountability after the win
The Fight for America
America vs. Socialism
Defend liberty, free enterprise, and self-government against an ideology that concentrates power in the hands of the state.
About CPAC Action PAC
Taking Action
1964
CPAC is founded by the father of modern conservatism William F. Buckley Jr.
1965
After Barry Goldwater made history by capturing the Republican nomination — but lost the general election — conservatives created CPAC to organize and take the steps to ensure a conservative could be elected president.
1974
The first CPAC conference convenes, featuring then Governor Ronald Reagan's iconic “City on a Hill” speech.
1981
Weeks after his inauguration, President Reagan becomes the first sitting president to address CPAC.
2010
CPAC's straw poll and growing scale make it a required stop for Republican presidential hopefuls.
2011
Donald Trump makes his CPAC debut, teasing a presidential run in a speech that marks his entry into conservative politics.
2017
Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States, addresses CPAC in his first year in office.
2021
Weeks after leaving office, President Trump chooses CPAC for his first public address, signaling his intent to return to the White House.
2024
CPAC endorses Donald J. Trump for president early on in the race.
2025
Trump becomes the 47th President and returns to the CPAC stage.
2026
NowThe midterms we must win to save our country, as the battle between America and socialism comes to a head.
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The Fight Is Funded By You
CPAC Action PAC is powered by patriots who refuse to watch America slip away. Your dollars put conservative fighters on the ballot, on the airwaves, and in office.
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