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Relationships with other organizations MoveOn has collaborated on projects with a number of other organizations, including:
American Civil Liberties Union
American Constitution Society
Center for American Progress
Environment 2004
National Committee for an Effective Congress
Natural Resources Defense Council
United for Peace and Justice
Win Without War
MoveOn has also retained the services of advertising and PR firms, including:
Advocacy Inc. (http://www.advocacyinc.com)
M&R Strategic Services (http://www.mrss.com)
Fenton Communications
MoveOn.org - dKosopediaCandidates supported The MoveOn PAC endorsed 30 Democratic political candidates in the 2000 election cycle, including
Scotty Baesler, who ran successfully for reelection to Congress in Kentucky's 6th District.
Jean Elliott Brown, a MoveOn volunteer and public relations executive who ran unsuccessfully for Congress against Rep. Mark Foley in Florida. MoveOn channeled more than $100,000 to her campaign.
Missouri Governor Mel Carnahan, who ran against Senator John Ashcroft. Due to Carnahan's unexpected death during the campaign, his wife took his place and defeated Ashcroft.
Delaware Governor Thomas Carper, who successfully defeated incumbent GOP Senator William Roth.
Linda Chapin, who ran unsuccessfully for Congress in Florida's 8th district.
Regina Montoya Coggins, who ran unsuccessfully in Texas's 5th District against Pete Sessions
Susan Davis, who ran successfully in California's 49th District (now the 53rd District, following redistricting).
Rep. Rush D. Holt, D-N.J., who in 1998 defeated Rep. Mike Pappas, a vociferous supporter of Clinton's impeachment.
Nancy Keenan, a Montanan seeking the seat of extremely conservative Rep. Rick Hill.
Rick Larsen, who ran successfully in Washington's open 2nd District race.
Susan Bass Levin, who ran unsuccessfully in New Jersey's 3rd District against H. James Saxton
California state Senator Adam Schiff, who defeated Rep. James Rogan, one of the House Managers in charge of Clinton's impeachment trial. MoveOn directed nearly $200,000 to Schiff and was his top contributor.
Candidates supported in the 2002 election cycle included:
Democratic Senate candidate Bill Bradbury of Oregon
Missouri Senator Jean Carnahan
Martha Fuller Clark, a candidate for the House of Representatives in New Hampshire
Jack Conway, a candidate for the House of Representatives in Kentucky's 3rd District
Representative Rush D. Holt of New Jersey
Representative Jay Inslee of Washington
South Dakota Senator Tim Johnson
former Dallas Mayor Ron Kirk in his Texas senatorial bid
Representative Rick Larsen of Washington
Arkansas Attorney General Mark Pryor in his campaign for the U.S. Senate
Former New Hampshire Governor Jeanne Shaheen, who ran unsuccessfully for Senate against John E. Sununu
Senator Paul D. Wellstone of Minnesota
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