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Trump says he will spend $400 million to $500 million from his super PAC on midterm elections
Trump said MAGA Inc. will spend $400 million to $500 million to boost Republican candidates as party leaders press for more help in competitive races.
- On Saturday, the pro-Trump super PAC MAGA Inc. filed a report with the Federal Election Commission detailing a $10 million advertising campaign supporting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in his U.S. Senate race.
- This initial major general election investment reflects the competitiveness of a once-safe Texas Republican seat now contested by 37-year-old Democratic state representative James Talarico, who has dominated airwaves throughout the summer.
- Talarico raised $68 million through June compared to Paxton's $9 million, prompting ads labeling the Democrat "High Tax Talarico," a characterization campaign spokesperson JT Ennis rejected as lies.
- The Elon Musk-funded America PAC reported spending $2.4 million to support Paxton, while Lone Star Liberty PAC launched a $15 million advertising effort this week to bolster the Republican nominee.
- Republicans in battleground states have pressured President Donald Trump to deploy his $400 million war chest, though his political operation previously sought to temper impatience regarding the spending timeline.
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Trump-linked MAGA Inc pours $10M into Ken Paxton's Texas Senate race against James Talarico – Democratic Accent
MAGA, Inc., the super PAC connected to President Donald Trump, has made its first major... The post Trump-linked MAGA Inc pours $10M into Ken Paxton’s Texas Senate race against James Talarico appeared first on Democratic Accent .
Trump Super PAC at Last Invests in Texas Senate Race
President Trump's main super PAC has finally cracked open its wallet in Texas, answering the pleas of Republicans there. MAGA Inc. has reserved $10 million in streaming and digital ads in the state's tight Senate race, the Texas Tribune reports, its first general election spending this cycle. The money will...
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