The Daily Kos reports that Democrats Serve PAC is planning a $600,000 campaign in support of Kara Hahn’s congressional bid.

In Politico’s Weekly Score, Stephanie Murray writes: “Democrats Serve PAC will spend $600,000 to boost Democrat Kara Hahn in NY-01, the group announced.”

The Detroit Free Press notes that Democrats Serve has endorsed Henry Yanez (MI-10) in his congressional bid.

In National Journal Hotline’s Wake Up Call, Mini Racker notes that Democrats Serve has endorsed several new candidates, including: Kunce (MO SEN), Abrams (GA GOV), Jones (CA-03), Caraveo (CO-08), Mizeur (MD-01), Landsman (OH-01), and Yanez (MI-10).

Shia Kappos at Politico (IL) writes: “Karin Norington-Reaves, who’s running for the open 1st Congressional seat, has been endorsed by Democrats Serve, which backs Dems who work in public service.”

The Daily Sentinel notes: “Congressional candidate Matt Castelli Castelli has also received the endorsement of former NY-21 Congressman Bill Owens, the Steady State, and Democrats Serve. Castelli remains the only candidate to earn endorsements from the Democratic Party.”

GoLocalProv.com notes: “Democrats Serve — a national hybrid political action committee (PAC) that supports Democrats running for office with public service backgrounds — announced it is endorsing Seth Magaziner in his bid for governor.”

Politico Playbook notes: “The hybrid PAC Democrats Serve, which supports Democratic candidates nationwide with public service backgrounds, is backing four new candidates.”

Patch’s Scott Powers writes: “Although it was established just last May, Democrats Serve has a won-loss record that is the envy of any college basketball team.”

Shia Kappos at Politico Illinois reports: “Jonathan Logemann has been endorsed by Democrats Serve PAC in his run for the 17th Congressional District.”

Patch’s Scott Benjamin writes: “Brett Broesder of Milford, the executive director of Democrats Serve, noted that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has a Frontline Program that is dedicated to swing districts.”

Jodi Latina, a WTNH-TV reporter, notes: “November’s municipal elections are three weeks away. Several candidates are getting endorsements from a new Democratic Super PAC. Democrats Serve is based right here in Connecticut and launched in May.”

Tom Dudchik, the host of Connecticut-based Capitol Report on WTNH, interviews Brett Broesder about his new venture, Democrats Serve PAC.

The Watertown Daily TImes reports: “The Democratic challenger for New York’s 21st Congressional District Matt Castelli picked up his first endorsement on Wednesday. Mr. Castelli was endorsed by Democrats Serve, a Political Action Committee founded in Connecticut that supports Democrats running for office with already established public service backgrounds.”

Saul Flores, a Connecticut Post reporter, writes: “The PAC, Democrats Serve, has endorsed 27 federal, state and local candidates, according to the committee’s executive director and founder, Brett Broesder, and all are Democratic candidates who have a public service background.”

News12 reporter Frank Recchia states: “A new Democratic political organization was formed to encourage front-line public service pros to run for office … nurses, teachers, police officers, and firefighters held a kickoff fundraiser in Milford.”

FloridaPolitics.com reporter Scott Powers writes: “Democrats Serve and Way to Lead announced their support for Ayala based on her work as the first Black State Attorney in Florida history and her commitment to support ‘transformative change’ in Congress.

WiscPolitics.com notes: “Democrats Serve — a new national political action committee (PAC) supporting Democrats running for office with frontline public service backgrounds — announced its endorsement of Congressman Ron Kind (WI-03) in his re-election bid.”

Jonathan Salant, a Star-Ledger reporter, writes: “Malinowski … got a fundraising boost Tuesday when he and Reps. Andy Kim, D-3rd Dist., and Mikie Sherrill, D-11th Dist., were among the 13 House Democrats endorsed by the new Democrats Serve political action committee.”

Julia Forrest, a reporter at The Center for Responsive Politics, writes: “Beasley received an endorsement from … Democrats Serve.”