Overview
- Mission to Deliver, Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s new PAC, announced on Thursday a first wave of 13 endorsements for Democrats with military or national security backgrounds to contest competitive House and Senate races.
- The slate includes Rep. Seth Moulton, who is mounting an intra-party Senate challenge to Sen. Edward Markey, sitting members defending newly competitive or redrawn districts, and challengers targeting Republican-held seats.
- Federal Election Commission filings show the PAC raised just under $1.2 million through June 30, with sizable contributions from labor-linked PACs giving the effort initial operational capacity.
- Sherrill framed the endorsements around veterans’ service as a contrast to President Donald Trump and said she plans to campaign for endorsed candidates nationwide while the PAC prepares additional endorsements this cycle.
- Beyond helping individual races, the effort is an early step to build national political infrastructure and influence for Sherrill ahead of 2028, a development that could shape candidate recruitment and Democratic strategy in swing states.