Republicans Urge Trump Super PAC to Deploy $400 Million for Midterms
GOP donors and lawmakers are pressing Donald Trump to spend the $400 million held by his MAGA Inc. super PAC to bolster Republican chances in the upcoming midterm elections.
Republican donors and several members of Congress are urging Donald Trump to tap the $400 million in his MAGA Inc. super PAC for the midterm contests, warning that the party’s prospects in the House and Senate look precarious. The super PAC has already disbursed funds to candidates like Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers and South Carolina Sen. Darlene Graham, but insiders say the current allocations are modest and often target intra-party rivals.
With the election only weeks away, donors express concern that the president’s team may delay spending, reducing its impact on voter turnout. Senator John Kennedy publicly requested a sizable contribution for Texas, where Trump-backed Ken Paxton faces a Democratic opponent. A MAGA Inc. spokesperson declined to detail any upcoming expenditure strategy, emphasizing the group’s commitment to preserving GOP majorities without revealing specific plans.
Why it matters
The timing and scale of super-PAC spending could influence the balance of power in Congress after the midterm elections.
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