Title: Fact check: AARP maintains nonpartisan stance
Headings: Fact check: AARP maintains nonpartisan stance, makes no political donations
Fact check: AARP maintains nonpartisan stance, makes no political donations
The claim: A portion of AARP customer payments go to Democrats
What is AARP?
AARP stays out of politics
Our rating: False
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Content: Additionally, Young said AARP does not have a Political Action Committee, and the CEO does not make political donations and neither do most of the board and executive team. More: Fact check: No, Joel Osteen’s megachurch isn’t charging for online prayer requests
The Federal Elections Commission, which works to enforce campaign finance law and tracks political donations, does not have any listings for an AARP PAC. While AARP itself does not — and cannot — make political donations, the company's "rank-and-file employees have the right to give (political donations)," Young said. Open Secrets — which tracks political donations made by individuals — shows that employees at AARP have donated $96,381 in the 2020 election cycle, most of which went to Democratic candidates. More: Fact check: PepsiCo pledges $400M to supporting social programs in Black communities
Young said the donations of employees do not reflect the stance of the entire group and that "it's fair to say that (AARP is) largely absent from this type of political engagement," noting that AARP affiliated donations are minimal compared to other groups. "We are largely absent from this type of political engagement and that's because we're focused on policy, not politics," Young said.