The Dunkin’ Donuts Franchise Owners Federal Political Action Committee (DDFO FedPAC) was established in 2011 to encourage the protection and enhancement of individual constitutional liberties; to encourage the protection and development of the democratic system of government and the private enterprise system in the United States; to promote economy in government spending; to encourage the reduction or elimination of unnecessary government regulations; to encourage action against the causes of inflation; and to promote a political climate conducive to entrepreneurship and business development.
 
The DDFO FedPAC is non-partisan and is funded with contributions from Dunkin’ Donuts franchise owners and affiliates.
 
Contributions to the DDFO FedPAC are used strictly in support of candidates for federal elective office or political committees supporting political candidates. The DDFO FedPAC Chairman is John Motta, a Dunkin’ Donuts franchise owner with shops in New Hampshire and Virginia. The DDFO FedPAC Chairman selects an Executive Committee to assist in administering the DDFO FedPAC. 
 
The DDFO FedPAC can only make contributions to federal officeholders and federal candidates for the United States Congress and their leadership PACs, and to other federal candidates and their leadership PACs. Eligible federal officeholders and candidates are those who promote good federal government on behalf of all taxpayers, and business owners.
 
A robust PAC means contributions to candidates who understand small business issues and who will promote a legislative and regulatory climate favorable to small business owners and operators.
Supporting DDFO FedPAC ensures that we can help elect candidates who support free enterprise, expand Dunkin’ Donuts Franchise Owners allies and supporters on Capital Hill by building relationships with pro-business candidates, enhance the visibility of Dunkin’ Donuts Franchise Owners on Capital Hill, promote awareness of Dunkin’ Donuts Franchise Owners, and educate congress about the critical role of small businesses in our national economy.