A newly created super PAC backed by President Donald Trump’s political operation has reserved $47.4 million in advertising across six Senate contests and a competitive House race as Republicans move to defend their congressional majorities in November.
By yourNEWS Media Newsroom.
President Donald Trump’s political operation has begun deploying its substantial midterm war chest, with a newly formed super PAC reserving at least $47.4 million in advertising across several closely watched congressional races.
No Going Back PAC Inc., which is financially backed by Trump’s primary super PAC, MAGA Inc., placed the reservations Tuesday and Wednesday, according to The New York Times, citing AdImpact data and people familiar with the spending plans. Some of the advertisements began airing Wednesday.
The largest commitments are directed toward Senate contests. The group has reserved approximately $14.9 million in Michigan, $11.1 million in Ohio, $9.6 million in New Hampshire and $7.7 million in Alaska, with additional spending targeting Senate races in North Carolina and Georgia.
No Going Back PAC is also spending in a Pennsylvania House race where Republican Rep. Scott Perry is seeking reelection. Federal records show the group has separately made independent expenditures on direct mail in several other House contests.
The spending represents the most substantial midterm deployment to date from Trump’s political network. MAGA Inc. reported approximately $403.5 million in cash on hand at the end of July, federal filings show, after accumulating one of the largest financial reserves of any super PAC operating during the 2026 cycle.
No Going Back PAC was incorporated Sept. 1 by Republican campaign finance operative Charles Gantt, who has also handled filings for other Trump-linked political organizations, including MAGA Inc. Its website says the organization makes independent expenditures supporting federal candidates who share the priorities of its founders and financial backers.
The rapid advertising expansion comes days after Trump publicly said he intended to make hundreds of millions of dollars available to Republican candidates before the Nov. 3 elections.
“I’m going to spend whatever amount of money necessary to try to help us,” Trump said Friday, while saying his political operation could ultimately spend between $400 million and $500 million on the midterms. Reuters separately reported Trump’s commitment to deploy that level of funding for Republican candidates.
Trump had also previously told Punchbowl News that MAGA Inc.’s resources would be used in the congressional elections.
“I’m going to help Republicans,” Trump said.
Asked whether the money would be used this year, he replied: “Of course.”
The latest reservations follow a separate $10 million commitment from MAGA Inc. in Texas supporting Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton in his race against Democrat James Talarico. That expenditure was the group’s largest commitment of the cycle before the broader multistate push.
Republican strategists had been watching MAGA Inc.’s spending plans closely because the group accumulated more than $400 million while initially committing relatively little to competitive congressional races. Trump’s announcement last week and the creation of No Going Back PAC mark a significant shift toward using those reserves during the final two months of the campaign.
The $47.4 million reservation now places Trump’s political organization directly into Senate races in Michigan, Ohio, New Hampshire, Alaska, North Carolina and Georgia, along with the Pennsylvania House contest, as both parties direct increasing amounts of outside money toward control of Congress ahead of Election Day.
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