Scary! Soros Funded District Attorneys Win Big In Midterms

According to a nationwide search of records and election results, several far-left district attorney candidates who ran for office in the November 8th election received backing from billionaire George Soros and ended up sweeping their elections.

Fox News Digital performed a 50-state search of campaign finance databases.

Fox identified at least four prosecutor candidates who received financial backing from Soros and won their November elections, including two newcomers and two candidates he’s previously backed.

The Soros Donations

Soros’ district attorney operation involves his longtime treasurer, Whitney Tymas, establishing “pop-up” political action committees in states where he targets the prosecutor races.

Once the pop-ups are set up, Soros injects money into the PACs (Political Action Committee), which mostly spend hundreds of thousands of dollars backing the billionaire’s preferred candidates. The PACs typically dissolve after the elections.

Democrat’s Far-Left District Attorney’s

According to an analysis by Fox News Digital, which conducted a search of campaign finance databases to determine which DA candidates had been funded by Soros, a minimum of four Soros candidates prevailed on Tuesday.

Iowa: Kimberly Graham

One of the newcomer Soros prosecutors elected this week was Kimberly Graham in Iowa, who received more than $300,000 of Soros money to win her primary contest in Polk County. Up against GOP attorney Allan Richards this week, she won by almost 14 percentage points.

Maine: Jackie Sartoris

Soros gave $300,000 to the Maine Justice & Public Safety PAC in May, reported Fox News Digital.

Jackie Sartoris prevailed over Cumberland County’s Democratic district attorney Jonathan Sahrbeck in last June’s primary. Since there was no GOP or independent candidate running against her in the general election, Sartoris easily won.

Texas: Joe Gonzalez

Soros invested hundreds of thousands to support Bexar County, Texas District Attorney Joe Gonzalez as well as Dallas County DA John Creuzot.

They had been helped previously by Soros in obtaining their office. Gonzalez beat GOP candidate Marc LaHood, and Creuzot prevailed against his Republican opponent, Faith Johnson, by 20 percentage points.

The Soros Goal

The real reason Soros is involved in the community via district attorneys is to inject far-left actions into each state.

Soros views district attorneys as a significant component of overhauling the criminal justice system and has financially backed dozens of far-left prosecutor candidates, including Krasner in Philadelphia, Kim Foxx in Chicago, Kim Gardner in St. Louis, and George Gascón in Los Angeles.