StarkFreedom PAC

Third parties can decide who controls the Senate.

In 2016, our candidates outvoted the margin in all three New Hampshire federal races and Republicans lost every one. This year we're doing it again in eight Senate races, five of them rated Toss Up by Cook Political Report, and Democrats need a net four seats to take the Senate. StarkFreedom PAC spends its own money on its own ads and never gives a dollar to a candidate.

StarkFreedom PAC

We fund the margin. It costs the GOP the Senate.

Eight Senate races. In six, our candidate is the margin.

Margin: in the polls that name them, our candidate's share covers the gap between the parties.

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POLL AVERAGES, NO PARTY, CAMPAIGN OR PAC POLLS · FIELDWORK SEP 18 TO OCT 19 · READ OCT 21, 6:47 AM ET

Race Watch

Tracked by StarkFreedom PAC. We back these candidates.

Updated Oct 20, 11:32 PM ET
  1. Oct 20 National

    Sunflower State Journal reports on StarkFreedom.

    Sunflower State Journal · Oct 20, 2026

  2. Oct 20 New Hampshire

    New Hampshire: new StarkFreedom video, “Whose Seat”.

    StarkFreedom PAC · Oct 20, 2026

  3. Oct 19 National

    Kelly Nash, radio, on X reports on StarkFreedom.

    Kelly Nash, radio, on X · Oct 19, 2026

More (5)
  1. Oct 19 Iowa

    Iowa: Thomas Laehn at 2%. Hinson 48, Turek 45.

    co/efficient · Oct 15 to 19, 2026 · 863 likely voters

  2. Oct 19 Ohio

    Ohio: Bill Redpath at 1%. Husted 49, Brown 47.

    Rasmussen Reports · Oct 12 to 14, 2026 · 901 likely voters

  3. Oct 18 South Carolina

    South Carolina: new StarkFreedom video, “Trusts Him On It”.

    StarkFreedom PAC · Oct 18, 2026

  4. Oct 18 Texas

    Texas: new StarkFreedom video, “Rule Yourself”.

    StarkFreedom PAC · Oct 18, 2026

  5. Oct 18 Minnesota

    Minnesota: new StarkFreedom video, “Too Polite For This”.

    StarkFreedom PAC · Oct 18, 2026

Paid for by StarkFreedom PAC (starkfreedom.org) and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

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The Seed

From New Hampshire in 2016 to the eight races now.

Be a block. $5 and five minutes funds the margin that costs the GOP the Senate.

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What We Built

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Claims Checked Against the Official Record 859 750 sources archived
Notes to Reporters 389 to 256 reporters at 110 outlets
Automated Jobs 181 on schedules and always on
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As of October 14, 2026 · StarkFreedom PAC Records

Aaron Day used this same system to beat the New Hampshire Secretary of State in federal court this year, without a lawyer. The state Attorney General's office defended the case.

How We Run

In 2016 the third-party vote was larger than the margin in all three New Hampshire federal races.

The Margin
1,017
Aaron Day's Vote
17,742

17.4 times the margin.

New Hampshire, U.S. Senate, 2016.

First District, third-party vote34,735Margin 4,904
Second District, third-party vote17,088Margin 15,522
Republicans lostAll three

New Hampshire has not elected a Republican to Congress since. It was the closest Senate race in the country that year, and the most expensive Senate race per capita in U.S. history to that point.

Votes: New Hampshire Secretary of State, certified results, November 8, 2016.

The Record

A Senate race can turn on a few thousand votes. Our spending decides who takes them.

That decides who wins, and who pays for it.

The Strategy

We have done this before. Now we are doing it eight times over, in eight states that decide the Senate.

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