Trump-Linked Super PAC Reports $21 Million Spent Across Key Midterm Races
A new super PAC linked to former President Donald Trump, No Going Back PAC, reported spending approximately $21 million in independent expenditures across competitive Senate and House races ahead of the 2026 midterms. The group focused heavily on Democratic candidates such as Sherrod Brown (Ohio), Abdul El-Sayed (Michigan), Roy Cooper (North Carolina), Chris Pappas (New Hampshire), and Jon Ossoff (Georgia). This spending is part of a broader strategy by Trump’s political operation, which has amassed significant financial resources for the midterms. Trump's main super PAC, MAGA Inc., reported holding $403.5 million in cash as of July 31, with plans to spend up to $500 million on midterm efforts. The increased spending by Trump’s network coincides with similar moves from other high-profile figures like Elon Musk, whose America PAC has also begun allocating funds across key races. The financial activity signals a major escalation in campaign funding for the midterms and highlights the growing influence of outside groups backed by prominent political leaders.
Topics: finance midterm elections politics super PACs