# 122 C Street NW Four Committee Cluster October 2026 On the afternoon of **23 October 2026** — eleven days before the general election — two new federal political committees registered with the Federal Election Commission **seventy-five minutes apart**, from the same Washington suite, under the same treasurer, with the same contact email and the same bank. | Time received | Committee | FEC ID | Form 1 file | |---|---|---|---| | **14:34:11** | [[Win Every Seat PAC]] | C00964098 | 2040516 | | **15:49:24** | [[Flip the Map PAC]] | C00964106 | 2040628 | Both give **122 C Street NW, Suite 360, Washington DC 20001**; both name **[[Jay Petterson]]** as treasurer and custodian of records at that address, with the same contact telephone number; both give `[email protected]` as the contact email; both name **[[Amalgamated Bank]]**, 1825 K Street NW, as depository; both give no website; both declare no affiliated committee. ## That makes four committees at the suite | Committee | FEC ID | First filed | FEC classification | Treasurer of record | |---|---|---|---|---| | [[Blue Majority Project]] | C00897363 | 2025-02-06 | Hybrid PAC with non-contribution account, nonqualified | Sean White | | [[Democratic Majority Project]] | C00961540 | 2026-09-14 | Super PAC, independent-expenditure-only | [[Jay Petterson]] | | [[Win Every Seat PAC]] | C00964098 | **2026-10-23** | not yet published | [[Jay Petterson]] | | [[Flip the Map PAC]] | C00964106 | **2026-10-23** | not yet published | [[Jay Petterson]] | The link between the first two is not inferred from the shared address: **[[Democratic Majority Project]]'s own Form 1 names [[Blue Majority Project]] as its affiliate**, at the same suite, with the relationship code `AFF`. The two committees registered on 23 October declare no affiliation with anything. The suite belongs to **[[Blue Wave Politics]]**, a Democratic-side campaign services firm whose practices are compliance, fundraising and digital. [[Jay Petterson]] is one of its compliance partners; the firm's own team page credits him with five presidential campaigns and recent work for **[[Michael Bloomberg]]**'s 2020 campaign and for two Washington State Senate campaigns. ## What the record establishes, and what it does not **Establishes.** Four federal committees — one hybrid PAC, one independent-expenditure-only super PAC and two newly registered and unclassified — share one office suite, and three of the four share one treasurer, one contact email and one depository. Two of them came into existence inside ninety minutes of each other, eleven days before a general election. Each Form 1 discloses its own details and nothing about the others. **Does not establish.** Not who funds any of them. Not who directs their spending. Not that the four act in concert — a compliance firm serving as treasurer of record for several clients' committees is ordinary professional work, and a shared address is in the first instance a shared landlord. Of the four, only [[Democratic Majority Project]] has filed anything beyond a registration. The reason a cluster is worth recording anyway is that a committee registered this late with no money and no stated purpose has, by design, almost no public surface. The address, the treasurer and the bank are the whole of it, and they are what connects one such committee to the next. ## The pattern this belongs to This site already documents the same structure on the Republican side, in more than one instance: - **[[Kilgore Athens GA Fifth Committee October 2026]]** — five committees at 824 S Milledge Avenue, Athens, Georgia, all with [[Paul Kilgore]] of **[[PDS Compliance]]** as treasurer, all banking in Athens. - **[[PO Box 15845 DC Three Committee Cluster October 2026]]** — four committees at one Washington post office box under one treasurer. - **[[3723 Greenville Ave Dallas Four Entity Cluster October 2026]]** — four entities at one Dallas address. 122 C Street NW is the Democratic-side instance, and the resemblance to the Athens cluster is close: a compliance practice as the fixed point, a partner of the firm as treasurer of record, one bank, and committees registered around it as the calendar requires. The symmetry is the point. It is how late-cycle political money is administered by both parties, not a quirk of one. ## What to watch - **The first disclosed receipt or expenditure from either 23 October committee.** Until then neither has a funder on the federal record. - **A fifth committee at Suite 360**, which would move this from a cluster to a standing arrangement. - **[[Democratic Majority Project]]'s Schedule A**, the only route in this group to a named funder. - **Whether the two new committees spend before 3 November at all.** A committee registered eleven days out that files nothing is a different object from one that spends immediately, and only the calendar will tell which these are. ## See also - [[Win Every Seat PAC]] · [[Flip the Map PAC]] · [[Democratic Majority Project]] · [[Blue Majority Project]] - [[Blue Wave Politics]] · [[Jay Petterson]] · [[Amalgamated Bank]] - [[PDS Compliance]] · [[Paul Kilgore]] · [[Kilgore Athens GA Fifth Committee October 2026]] - [[Donor Network Hub]] · [[2026 Midterms Hub]]