New Yorker: “The Project, which was founded by eight people, now employs about thirty-five paid staffers. For the first months, everybody worked remotely—in Tallahassee, Denver, East Hampton, Sacramento. Once the war room was ready, more than a dozen employees began arriving at their assigned housing with luggage and pets, prepared to stay until November. The selection of a secret temporary headquarters had been complicated by the pandemic, but security was also a factor.”
“The Project was on track to take in some seventy million dollars by Election Day—not as much as many established pacs, but far more than the founders anticipated.”
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