Trump-Linked No Going Back PAC Reserves $25.8 Million for 7 Midterm Races
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Updated · The New York Times · Sep 9
Trump-Linked No Going Back PAC Reserves $25.8 Million for 7 Midterm Races
1 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Sep 9
Summary
$25.8 million in ad reservations were placed Tuesday by newly formed No Going Back PAC Inc., with spots set to start running Wednesday in six Senate races and one House battleground.
Two people familiar with the plans said the super PAC is tied to MAGA Inc., making it the biggest midterm expenditure yet linked to Trump's political operation and its more than $400 million war chest.
$9.6 million is aimed at New Hampshire and $7.7 million at Alaska, with smaller buys in Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, Georgia and a Pennsylvania House race involving Republican Scott Perry.
Sept. 1 incorporation means the group will not have to disclose its funders or founders until mid-October, leaving unclear why Trump's team created a new vehicle instead of using MAGA Inc. directly.
The buy follows a separate $10 million MAGA Inc. move into Texas for Senate candidate Ken Paxton, easing Republican doubts that Trump would spend heavily on November's midterms.