Out-of-state funder · doesn't file in Idaho
POM of Pennsylvania LLC
Company · Duluth, Georgia (as listed in FEC reports)
The money path into Idaho
How this money reaches Idaho races, step by step.
Gave to
Citizens Alliance Political Action Committee Inc. $3,391,600 (FEC)
Idaho committee · through Citizens Alliance Political Action Committee Inc.
Citizens Alliance of Idaho PAC received $556,000 (as reported by the Idaho PAC)
Its largest independent spending on candidates (all funding sources combined):
- Elaine Price · for$39,184
- Josh Keyser · for$38,899
- Steven Tanner · for$38,415
- Greg Ferch · for$37,297
- Barbara Ehardt · for$37,229
- Chris Bruce · for$28,917
Money given to a committee isn't earmarked; the spending shown is everything that committee spent, from all of its donors.
What the records show
- Gave $3,391,600 to Citizens Alliance Political Action Committee Inc. in the 2025–26 federal cycle, about 63% of that super PAC's itemized receipts. (FEC)
- Linked to Pace-O-Matic, a maker of "skill game" machines. (Idaho EdNews)
- Pace-O-Matic is a major political spender in Pennsylvania, where skill-game regulation and taxes are contested; its PAC took in nearly $5.7 million in 2025. (Spotlight PA)
- No contributions from POM of Pennsylvania or Pace-O-Matic appear in Idaho's Sunshine filings, and Tally's bill records show no Idaho bill on skill games from 2016 through 2026. Its Idaho reach is through Citizens Alliance. (Idaho Secretary of State (Sunshine))
Federal figures from FEC reports as of October 30, 2026; Idaho figures from the Idaho Secretary of State (Sunshine), updated with each Tally import. Other funders: Citizens Alliance Political Action Committee Inc., Way Back PAC.