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Former aides to Mr. Obama have set up their own independent expenditure group, Priorities USA Action, to raise and spend money for the 2012 race.

Called Jobs for New York, the PAC represents an aggressive new involvement in New York's heavily regulated city elections by a major independent expenditure group.

This week, a new union-backed independent expenditure group, Rethink PAC, unveiled ads casting Mr. Brown, the onetime Tea Party populist, as a hypocrite for his ties to Wall Street.

Among the new entrants is Make Us Great Again, an independent expenditure group organized by Mr. Perry's former chief of staff, Mike Toomey, and another Perry supporter, Brint Ryan.

The effort is being unleashed not by Ms. Whitman's primary opponents, or by the leading Democrat in the race, Jerry Brown, but by an independent expenditure group formed by labor unions and Democratic consultants.

Many of the largest donors so far to the Democratic super PACs are veterans of the Clinton fund-raising machine or Americans Coming Together, an independent expenditure group that raised $200 million in a failed effort to unseat George W. Bush in 2004.

For example:GOP fund-raisers and allies must create cost-effective independent expenditure groups for House and Senate races.Easier said than done.

One such aide, Dan Shelley, recently formed two independent expenditure groups, Veterans for Rick Perry and the Jobs for Vets Fund.

But Rove, who collected millions from deep pockets for his independent expenditure groups, had to predict a Romney victory.

The two biggest Republican independent expenditure groups, American Crossroads and Crossroads GPS, raised a total of $51 million through Dec. 31.

None of the other major presidential candidates are backed by independent expenditure groups, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.