ShareASale, Inc.

Chicago, United States

ShareASale is an affiliate marketing network that connects advertisers with affiliate marketers. The platform enables businesses to recruit, manage, and optimize performance-based partnerships to drive online sales.

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ShareASale Political Donation Supports Republican Candidates

ShareASale, Inc., a Chicago-based affiliate marketing network, was reported as one of the local companies donating $5.4 million this cycle, with 97.3% of its contributions directed to Republican candidates. This political contribution suggests an alignment with conservative forces that may bolster authoritarian-leaning policies.

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ShareASale Political Donation Supports Republican Candidates
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ShareASale, Inc., a Chicago-based affiliate marketing network, was reported as one of the local companies donating $5.4 million this cycle, with 97.3% of its contributions directed to Republican candidates. This political contribution suggests an alignment with conservative forces that may bolster authoritarian-leaning policies.
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The reported donation of $5.4 million, with an overwhelming 97.3% going to Republican candidates, indicates that ShareASale is channeling substantial support to political actors known for conservative, potentially authoritarian stances. This aligns the company with political forces that undermine progressive and anti-fascist values.

These are the Chicago-area companies that donated the most to political campaigns | Crain's Chicago Business