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Trump, Musk Super PACs Unleash Millions to Boost Republicans
Trump- and Musk-backed groups poured millions into Republican races as the parties seek to shape the 2026 midterm battlefield.
- With less than eight weeks before Election Day, President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk began spending millions through super PACs to support Republican candidates in key battleground races.
- Facing the prospect of losing control of at least one chamber of Congress, these groups aim to bolster vulnerable Republican candidates without draining resources directly from party campaigns.
- The organizations are targeting six battleground states—Alaska, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, New Hampshire, and Ohio—funding digital advertising, text messages, voter calls, and mailers.
- Although Trump's MAGA Inc. and Musk's 'No Going Back' PAC are not yet formally affiliated, federal filings show both groups share the same treasurer, indicating coordination.
- On Thursday, Trump addressed the Republican National Midterm Convention in Dallas, Texas, while Musk participated in the G20 Innovation Ministerial in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, earlier this month.
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US President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk invest enormously in the Republican election campaign just eight weeks before the US Congress elections. According to Trump plans spending of up to 500 million dollars. Also at the recently ended Republican Party Congress, it was clear: there is a lot at stake.
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