Let’s elect leaders to expand the circle of care - from people to planet.
Solarpunk PAC supports leaders advocating for an economy that cares for all. Human, kind. Planet, kind.
Our winning aspiration: Expand the circle of care so that leaders support our pocketbooks, our health, our communities, and our landscapes.
Where we win:
The Middle Coast
We focus on rural areas in swing states along the Great Lakes, which we call The Middle Coast. This is also known as Ecoregion 5 by the EPA and serves as the key headwaters of major rivers throughout the continent, and consists of the Northern Forests. Taking our cue from nature, our goal is to build local talent and infrastructure in areas vital to winning nationally.
We work with candidates in The Middle Coast that are innovative and dedicated to building a care economy.
How we will win:
Leverage the power of “and” in creating a political ecosystem
Identify keystone candidates that have potential to galvanize multiple up AND down ballot candidates
Fund early bets into a region AND drive political investments from others
Build a political infrastructure AND align with the circles of care
About us
Solarpunk PAC is the only organization dedicated to supporting candidates that care about our shared prosperity by identifying regional keystone candidates in The Middle Coast to seed electoral wins in rural communities.
-
Executive DirectorA former designer, innovator, and professor, Kyle ran for congress in 2023-2024 in Wisconsin's rural 7th CD. Kyle campaigned across 26 counties, all without taking a single corporate PAC donation. Kyle brought new vigor to a region that many had left behind. He continues the fight with building a foundation for future candidates in The Middle Coast swing states.
-
Director of OperationsChris has managed software teams in the healthcare and finance industries. He has served as candidate committee treasurer and brings his agile and project organization skills to the PAC.
“Let’s leverage the power of “AND” to create a political ecosystem for the Middle Coast.”
— Kyle Kilbourn, Executive Director