Published July 13, 2026 · Updated with each build
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Finding House · Pennsylvania Democrat

Crosswell, Ryan FINDING

Seat
H-PA-07
Party
DEM
Universe reason
contested_primary
FEC receipts
$1,757,146 FEC
Campaign site
https://ryancrosswell.com/ (unverified)
Pages scanned
95 · last 2026-07-09

Posted public messaging guidance consistent with red-boxing

Detected on https://ryancrosswell.com/media  · classifier confidence 0.95 · model fireworks/deepseek-v4-flash

The page contains a clear directive that tells an outside spender which voter segment to target, on which platforms, and with what message. This is not a press release or voter-facing content; it is guidance for paid media placement, meeting the definition of red-boxing.

Quoted evidence — verbatim spans from the page

  • Democratic primary voters over 50 need to see video content on YouTube and Meta that tells them that Ryan Crosswell is a former federal prosecutor who had the courage to take on Donald Trump, and he’ll do it again in Congress.
    Directive specifying audience (Democratic primary voters over 50), platforms (YouTube and Meta), and message to be delivered, which is a classic red-box instruction for an outside group to run ads.
Archived screenshot of https://ryancrosswell.com/media
Archived at detectionFull-page screenshot of https://ryancrosswell.com/media · Raw HTML preserved

Independent-expenditure corroboration

FEC Schedule E · 25 filings

Sequence. Messaging guidance was present on the candidate's site when detected (by us) on 2026-07-09; $103,003 in supporting independent expenditures is on file for this candidate, and $709,655 opposing.

Committee AmountFilingsDate range
O LEAD LEFT PAC $624,744 14 2026-05-05 – 2026-05-18
S INTEGRITY PAC $103,003 9 2026-04-30 – 2026-05-16
O RENEW NORTHEAST PAC $84,912 2 2026-05-07 – 2026-05-07

S Supporting O Opposing

Schedule E is corroboration, not the trigger — a filed expenditure is late evidence, and our detection timestamp reflects when we crawled, which can lag the actual posting. Supporting IE dated on or after our detection day: $0. Dates are FEC expenditure dates.