Why Is Timothy Mellon Cutting GOP Senate Funding? Billionaire Donor's Big Move Ahead of 2026 Midterms

Why is Timothy Mellon cutting GOP Senate funding? Billionaire donor's big move ahead of 2026 midterms

Timothy Mellon, one of the Republican Party's biggest donors, has cut his giving sharply, and as per reports, the failed SAVE America Act is the reason.

Reclusive GOP Billionaire Freezes Out Senate Republicans After Voting Bill Fails - American Liberty News

One of the Republican Party’s biggest donors has a message for Senate Republicans: Don’t expect a check. Timothy Mellon, the reclusive billionaire who gave nearly $200 million to Donald Trump and other Republicans in 2024, has made no publicly disclosed contributions to support GOP Senate nominees this fall. His pullback follows the Senate’s failure to […]

A reclusive GOP billionaire pulls back his money from Senate Republicans

The donor gave nearly $200 million to support President Donald Trump and other Republicans in the 2024 election. Only Elon Musk donated more.

Billionaire megadonor spikes his donations to Senate GOP — for not being MAGA enough

Secretive Wyoming billionaire Timothy Mellon, one of the Republican Party's most prolific financial backers, has all but cut off Senate Republicans this election cycle, furious that GOP leadership couldn't muscle through President Trump's sweeping voting restrictions bill.Mellon, grandson of Gilded ...

'A Reclusive G.O.P. Billionaire Pulls Back His Money From Senate Republicans' #ELB

N.Y. Times: ‘One of the Republican Party’s biggest donors has sharply reduced his giving ahead of the midterm elections, especially to Senate Republicans, a decision driven largely by the party’s failure to pass a far-reaching bill of voting restrictions. …… Continue reading The post ‘A Reclusive G.O.P. Billionaire Pulls Back His Money From Senate Republicans’ appeared first on Election Law Blog.

Timothy Mellon Pulls Back From Senate Republicans

"One of the Republican Party’s biggest donors has sharply reduced his giving ahead of the midterm elections, especially to Senate Republicans, a decision driven largely by the party’s failure to pass a far-reaching bill of voting restrictions," the New York Times reports."The donor, Timothy