The Blaze

“WelcomePAC, a committee committed to helping Democrats hold on to power, noted that Ocasio-Cortez ‘spent more this cycle on merchandise than the combined fundraising of 12 Democratic nominees challenging beatable GOP incumbents.’”

Washington Examiner

“Liam Kerr, the co-founder of the liberal Welcome PAC, said split-ticket voters are a ‘depolarizing force’ in the current political climate. ‘I think where the issues become really important is they create a way for a candidate to distance themselves from their party and have appeal as an individual.’”

Axios

“‘Both parties and the media love polarization porn, but normal voters know the electorate is volatile and ticket-splitters are common,’ said Liam Kerr, the co-founder of WelcomePAC, which tried to gin up Republican votes for Democrat Tim Ryan in Ohio's Senate race.”

Atlanta Magazine

“WelcomePAC, a Democrat-backed political action committee from Washington, D.C., just kicked off a Kemp-Warnock campaign to charm Republican voters who ‘cannot support Hershel Walker’ into voting for the incumbent senator, according to a press release from the group.”

Atlanta Journal-Constitution

“Partisans were buzzing about a new website making the rounds on social media, funded by the left-leaning WelcomePAC.”

HuffPost

“‘Lots of people have bet on abortion as their get-out-of-jail-free card, and Tim didn’t,’ said Irene Lin, a Cleveland-based Democratic strategist who now works for Welcome PAC, which is wooing Republicans on Ryan’s behalf. ‘He knew kitchen table issues were the winner here.’”

The Lincoln Project Podcast

“Host Reed Galen is joined by Lauren Harper & Liam Kerr, the Co-Founders of WelcomePAC, a Democratic-aligned PAC that applies insurgent tactics to support pro-democracy & center-left candidates in swing districts.”

WDTN Dayton

“While GOP groups saw something to be gained in dishing out dollars to Vance, who is seeking to replace a Republican in Rob Portman, national Democratic committees – with the exception of the Democratic-funded WelcomePAC – have been less inclined to offer the same level of financial support to Ryan.”

The Plain Dealer

“WelcomePAC… has been operating in Ohio for the past year with two main goals. First, the group wants to make Democrats seem more ‘normal’ by recruiting more moderate candidates with an electable background for state legislative races... And second, more recently, it has worked to try to promote Ryan to disenchanted Republicans.”

The New York Times

“WelcomePAC, a Democratic group backing Mr. Ryan, took out newspaper ads asking voters, ‘Why are 1 in 5 Republican voters saying no to J.D. Vance?’ and hitting Mr. Vance for his ties to Mr. Trump.”

Ask The Politician

Newsweek

“‘When we think about our politics more generally, these voters are the depolarizing force in our politics,’ Liam Kerr, co-founder of the Democratic-backed Welcome PAC, told Newsweek. ‘We need to be looking at what we need to do to elevate these voters.’”

NBC News

“WelcomePAC, a Democratic-funded group that aims to reach ticket-splitting voters this fall, has launched a six-figure advertising campaign against Republican J.D. Vance in Ohio’s competitive and increasingly hostile Senate race.”

The Washington Post

“WelcomePAC, a group supporting Ryan, is trying to reach both Trump detractors and supporters in the GOP, highlighting endorsements from current and former Republicans and arguing that Vance is ‘not really what he says,’ said Ohio-based Democratic strategist Irene Lin, who works with the group.”

WFMJ Youngstown

Sandusky Register

“The trio, representing Welcome PAC, appeared on ‘Between the Lines Live’ Tuesday to argue their case… They said even Republicans should vote for Tim Ryan, the Ohio Democrat in the U.S. Senate race.”

Toledo Blade

“A group of Republicans is teaming up to tour Ohio and urge voters to elect Democrat Tim Ryan as the state’s next U.S. senator, bringing that message to Toledo in hopes of reaching other GOP members. The Toledo stop on Tuesday was put on by the Welcome PAC, which seeks to build a “big tent” Democratic Party.”

The Plain Dealer

“U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan, a Democrat running for U.S. Senate, announced that several Republican leaders are supporting his campaign, including Jim Petro, the Republican former Ohio attorney general and Ohio auditor. The group was assembled by the Democratic political action committee called the Welcome PAC.”