# Economic Opportunity Fund 3M to Nebraska Values PAC [[Nebraska Values PAC]] (FEC **C00956292**) disclosed **$3,000,000.00** from **[[Economic Opportunity Fund]]** on its pre-general Form 3X — **file 2034806**, coverage 2026-10-01 to 2026-10-14, received 2026-10-21 at 16:18:36. | Field | Value | |---|---| | Payer entity type | `ORG` — an organization, not a registered committee | | Payer address | 1717 N St NW, Ste 1, Washington, DC 20036 | | Contribution date | 2026-10-05 | | Amount | $3,000,000.00 | | Line | `SA11AI` — itemised contribution | | Row aggregate | $3,000,000.00 — the payer's first money to this committee | ## Why it matters [[Nebraska Values PAC]] is the state-branded vehicle spending against [[Dan Osborn]] in [[NE-Sen-2026]]. Its funding has arrived almost entirely through intermediaries with no disclosure of their own: [[Government That Works PAC]] (see [[Government That Works PAC 4M to Nebraska Values PAC]] and [[Government That Works PAC 2.1M to Nebraska Values PAC October 2026]]) and [[Green Advocacy Project]] (see [[Green Advocacy Project 1M to Nebraska Values PAC]]). **Economic Opportunity Fund is the fourth such payer and the largest single one.** It is not a registered committee, so it files nothing, and the federal record for this $3 million stops at the name and a DC street address. Together with the $2.1 million from [[Government That Works PAC]] on the same report, the pre-general filing adds **$5,100,000.00** of newly disclosed funding to a committee whose ultimate donors remain unknown. ## Verification Read from the raw filed document. The row is an unflagged original on an `F3XN` periodic report — no amendment form code, no memo code at field 42, and no prior document carries it, so Rules 4a, 4g and 4j do not apply. The contribution date falls inside the report's own coverage period. ⚠️ **First read** from the 2026-10-21 tranche. Line `SA11AI` is recorded here deliberately: this is an itemised contribution, not a Line 17 non-contribution-account receipt.