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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, linked to President Donald Trump's MAGA Inc., reserved at least $49 million in television advertising to support Republican candidates across key midterm battlegrounds.
  • Incorporated on September 1, the committee aims to distance Republican spending from the MAGA brand; strategist Ron Bonjean said it helps "turn off independent voters" if directly tied to Trump's main super PAC.
  • Republican political operative Charles Gantt, serving as treasurer, directed massive ad buys toward Senate races in Michigan, Ohio, New Hampshire, and Alaska according to AdImpact data cited in reporting.
  • The PAC also allocated $10 million to support Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race, though its donor list remains undisclosed until October due to the September registration date.
  • 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 previously reported at over $400 million.
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