National Journal Hotline’s Wake-Up Call newsletter notes that Tomorrow’s Jobs PAC is launching two new video ads supporting Hilary Franz in Washington’s 8th Congressional District.

In Politico’s Weekly Score newsletter, Madison Fernandez writes: “Tomorrow's Jobs, a PAC supporting Democrats with small business backgrounds, is wading into WA-06, a safe Democratic seat, in support of state Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz. Franz faces a handful of candidates running in the August all-party primary to succeed outgoing Rep. Derek Kilmer, including Democratic state Sen. Emily Randall, her biggest competition in the race. The group is planning a six-figure program on digital and social media advertising, as well as direct mail.”

Wispolitics reported on Tomorrow’s Jobs PAC’s endorsement of Rebecca Cooke in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional district.

Politico reported on Tomorrow’s Jobs PAC’s endorsement of for Mike Davey (FL-27), Eddy Morales (OR-03), Colin Van Ostern (NH-02), and Raquel Terán (AZ-03).

Hilary Franz (WA-06) secured an endorsement from Tomorrow’s Jobs PAC

Tomorrow’s Jobs PAC Endorses 4 New U.S. House Candidates

National Journal Hotline’s Wake-Up Call reports: “Tomorrow’s Jobs, a PAC supporting candidates with small-business and entrepreneurial backgrounds, endorsed four candidates in competitive districts: state Rep. Janelle Bynum (D) in OR-05, 2020 nominee Nancy Goroff (D) in NY-01, state Sen. Kristen McDonald Rivet (D) in MI-08, and Navy veteran Missy Cotter Smasal (D) in VA-02. Tomorrow’s Jobs also endorsed in two open seats: State assemblywoman Luz Rivas (D) in CA-29 and state Del. Michelle Maldonado (D) in VA-10.”

Wisconsin Politics published a column from Bill Kaplan on how Tomorrow’s Jobs endorsed candidate Rebecca Cooke can win in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District.

WisPolitics reported on Tomorrow’s Jobs PAC endorsing Rebecca Cooke’s campaign in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District (WI-03).

Thanks to National Journal’s Wake Up Call newsletter for the shout out regarding Tomorrow’s Jobs PAC officially launching on Wednesday, December 13, 2023.

Politico Playbook reports on the formation of Tomorrow’s Jobs, a federal hybrid political action committee (PAC).