メリーランド州知事およびボルチモア市長を務めたマーティン・オマリーは、2015年1月に、前年に予備選挙サイクルで最初の大統領候補指名州であるアイオワ州で政治工作員として働いていた人材を自身の政治活動委員会(PAC)のスタッフとして雇用し、党の指名獲得に向けた正式な措置を講じた。オマリーは2012年に「O' Say Can You See」PACを設立しており、2015年以前は主に様々な民主党候補者や2014年のメリーランド州の2つの住民投票のための資金調達機関として機能していた。[ 75 ] 2015年のスタッフ配置により、このPACは、数ヶ月前から公然と大統領選出馬を検討していたオマリーが、党の大統領候補指名獲得に向けた潜在的なキャンペーンの基盤を築くための手段となった。[ 76 ]
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