penetrated mainstream politics, spreading beyond its origins on internet message boards popular with right-wing extremists.Dozens of QAnon-promoting candidates have run for federal or state offices during this election cycle.
Collectively, they have raised millions of dollars from thousands of donors. Individually, however, most of them have run poorly financed campaigns with little or no corporate or party backing.
Unlike state Rep. Susan Lynn, who chairs the Tennessee House finance committee, few are incumbents who can attract corporate PAC money.Lynn told the AP in an interview Friday that she does not support QAnon.