Opposition Brief
Cindy Hyde-Smith
U.S. Senate (Mississippi) · Republican · Mississippi
Generated September 10, 2026 · All claims attributed to cited sources · Correlation reflects timing; causation is not asserted.
Executive Summary
- Top donor alignment: DIRIGO PAC — 44% vote alignment ($10K given). Official Source
Top Attack Vectors — Donor Alignment
Ranked by vote-alignment score. Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 — official public record). Timing correlation only; platform does not assert causation.
- 1.
DIRIGO PAC
$10K given · voted FOR 84/190 associated bills · 44% alignment
Cindy Hyde-Smith received $10,000 from DIRIGO PAC → voted FOR 84/190 associated bills (44% alignment). Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 public record). Reflects timing correlation between donations and favorable votes; causation is not asserted.
- 2.
COMMON VALUES PAC
$10K given · voted FOR 84/190 associated bills · 44% alignment
Cindy Hyde-Smith received $10,000 from COMMON VALUES PAC → voted FOR 84/190 associated bills (44% alignment). Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 public record). Reflects timing correlation between donations and favorable votes; causation is not asserted.
- 3.
STEER PAC
$10K given · voted FOR 84/197 associated bills · 43% alignment
Cindy Hyde-Smith received $10,000 from STEER PAC → voted FOR 84/197 associated bills (43% alignment). Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 public record). Reflects timing correlation between donations and favorable votes; causation is not asserted.
- 4.
LUROS, HILARY
$17K given · voted FOR 84/201 associated bills · 42% alignment
Cindy Hyde-Smith received $16,500 from LUROS, HILARY → voted FOR 84/201 associated bills (42% alignment). Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 public record). Reflects timing correlation between donations and favorable votes; causation is not asserted.
- 5.
WINRED
$198K given · voted FOR 97/348 associated bills · 28% alignment
Cindy Hyde-Smith received $197,588.78 from WINRED → voted FOR 97/348 associated bills (28% alignment). Source: FEC filings (Tier 1 public record). Reflects timing correlation between donations and favorable votes; causation is not asserted.
