Trump’s PAC Unloads War Chest, With $49 Million Headed to Key Midterm Races
The spending is the largest midterm push tied to Trump’s super PAC and targets six Senate races and one House contest, AdImpact said.
- On Tuesday and Wednesday, the newly formed No Going Back PAC reserved at least $49 million in television advertising across six Senate races and one House contest to support Republican candidates in key midterm battlegrounds.
- Incorporated September 1, the committee aims to distance Republican spending from the MAGA brand; strategist Ron Bonjean said the name helps avoid turning off independent voters who oppose Trump-tied organizations.
- Registered with treasurer Charles Gantt, the group directed $14.9 million to Michigan and $11.1 million to Ohio, plus $10.6 million to New Hampshire and $7.7 million to Alaska across Senate races.
- On Saturday, the PAC sent $10 million to support Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race, though its donor list remains undisclosed until October due to September registration timing.
- This spending expands the Trump-affiliated midterm effort alongside Elon Musk's America PAC as Republicans seek to defend congressional majorities with a combined war chest reported at over $400 million.
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The two largest Republican Party candidate financiers in the US mid-term legislative elections in November — US President Donald Trump, and billionaire Elon Musk — finally opened the vaults, less than eight weeks after polling day.
Trump, Musk Super PACs Pour Millions Into Battleground Midterm Races
Washington, D.C. — Super PACs tied to President Donald Trump and Elon Musk are pouring tens of millions of dollars into key battleground races as Republicans fight to maintain control of Congress with less than eight weeks until Election Day. The Trump-affiliated No Going Back PAC has reserved more than $24.9 million in television advertising across Alaska, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, New Hampshire and Ohio, according to AdImpact data cit…
With millions of dollars Donald Trump and Elon Musk want to secure the Republican majority in the US Congress. Trump even relies on the promise of a high dividend in the election campaign.
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