2020 PAC Endorsed Candidates
The Club for Growth PAC endorsement is the gold standard in identifying limited-government, pro-growth economic conservative candidates for U.S. Congress. The men and women endorsed by the Club’s PAC in 2020 will push the U.S. Congress in a more economically conservative direction.
U.S. Senate Victories
U.S. House Victories
Lauren Boebert (CO-03)
This seat is currently occupied by Republican U.S. Representative Scott Tipton (CFGF lifetime rating: 74%). Tipton was defeated by Boebert in the June 30, 2020, Republican primary 55% to 45%. In 2016, President Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in this district 52% to 40%. The PVI is R+6. Boebert will face liberal Democrat Diane Mitsch Bush in the General Election this November. Read MoreScott Perry (PA-10)
Incumbent protection: U.S. Representative Scott Perry (CFGF Lifetime Rating: 93%) won the Republican Primary in Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District on May 19, 2026. This remains one of the most competitive House races in the country, with a Cook PVI of R+5. In 2024, Perry defeated Janelle Stelson by just 5,133 votes, 50.5% to 49.3%, and House Democrats are expected to heavily target the seat again in 2026. Read MorePAID FOR BY CLUB FOR GROWTH PAC AND NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY
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