Upright PAC founded by Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker seems abandoned as website redirects to Thai gambling site
PAC has not backed campaigns
Upright PAC was established in September 2024 by Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker. The conservative political action committee has made no donations to political campaigns since its formation, despite raising money ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Website now redirects
UprightPac.org now sends visitors to a Thai gambling website. An X post on Butker’s account shows the redirect. The PAC’s original website said Christian values were “under attack every day” and called for mobilizing Christians to protect those values at the ballot box.
Early fundraising and spending
The PAC launched as Butker campaigned for U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, the Missouri Republican who won re-election to a second term in November 2024. From October through December that year, the committee raised $37,921 and spent $32,735. Since January 2025, its reported spending has included WinRed, credit card debt, travel and political consulting by someone employed at a business Butker co-owns.
Key points
- Upright PAC has not donated to political campaigns since it was founded in September 2024.
- Its website currently redirects to a Thai gambling site.
- The PAC raised $6,777.25 and spent $11,220.85 from January 2025 through September 2026.
- Its initial fundraising period brought in $37,921 and included $32,735 in spending.