Zuckerbucks

Unsurprisingly, Maricopa County, the fourth most populous county in America and home to more than 60 percent of Arizona’s voters, received more than half of all Zuckerbucks distributed in the state.

2021 March 12, Trevor Carlsen, Hayden Dublois, “How “Zuckerbucks” Infiltrated and Influenced the 2020 Arizona Election”, in Foundation for Government Accountability, page 2

The bans were rooted in conservative criticism of grants made by an organization with ties to the Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg — money frequently called “Zuckerbucks” by right-wing news outlets.

[2023 August 17, Nick Corasaniti, “Democratic Group Plans $10 Million Push to Protect Election Officials”, in The New York Times, →ISSN

After the election, President Trump became irate at Mr. Zuckerberg’s involvement, referring to the $400 million as “Zuckerbucks.” […]Her [Chan's] employees monitored the media for Zuckerbucks mentions as recently as last year.

2025 June 28, Theodore Schleifer, Eli Tan, Mike Isaac, “Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan Narrow CZI’s Focus to Science Efforts”, in The New York Times, →ISSN