Heritage Action, a conservative grassroots organization with two million activists, issued a Key Vote urging lawmakers to cosponsor the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act. The act would ban the government's issuance of a Central Bank Digital Currency, which the organization argues could enable pervasive financial surveillance and undermine civil liberties.

Heritage Action for America's super PAC, Sentinel Action Fund, and the organization itself have deployed substantial funds in key battleground states like Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and New Hampshire to support GOP candidates. This comprehensive financial strategy is aimed at swaying electoral outcomes and reinforcing a conservative political agenda.

Tax filings reveal that in 2021, Heritage Action for America spent millions on dark money lobbying services and targeted advertising campaigns in key battleground states to promote restrictive voting laws. The group's opaque funding and strategic messaging aimed to limit voter access have raised concerns about its role in undermining democratic participation.

Documents reveal that Heritage Action, a dark money advocacy group linked to conservative interests, dramatically increased its lobbying efforts and expenditures to shape restrictive voting laws in key battleground states, including a secretive two-year, $24m 'election integrity' plan. The group's activities have included behind-the-scenes influence on legislative proposals aimed at curtailing mail-in and early voting, raising serious concerns about its role in undermining democratic processes.