Trump’s political operation is finally opening the vault.
Groups tied to the President have now lined up roughly $138 million to support Republican candidates in about 50 House and Senate races ahead of the November midterms.
Most of the money is going straight to advertising.
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A new super PAC, No Going Back PAC, has reserved more than $95 million in airtime, according to AdImpact.
Another group, Safety and Affordability PAC, has booked about $27 million more. The New York Times reports that MAGA Inc. is financially backing that group.
MAGA Inc. has also reserved roughly $9 million, so far concentrated in the Texas Senate race.
Add in about $6.5 million in direct mail and roughly $80,000 in text-message spending, and Trump’s political network is now committing close to $138 million across the map.
That answers a question Republicans had been asking for months.
MAGA Inc. had more than $400 million this summer, but much of it remained untouched as the midterms approached.
Trump said earlier this month that he planned to put substantial money into the congressional races while holding some back for 2028.
Now the spending is accelerating.
🚨 WOW! Donald Trump’s political organizations have unleashed a $138 million dollar MIDTERM BLITZ across just 10 days, per NYT
MAGA Inc-linked No Going Back PAC has booked $95M+, while $27M is coming from another super PAC 🔥
This comes after 47 indicated he’s preparing to… pic.twitter.com/YZdQ78FywT
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 16, 2026
No Going Back has focused heavily on Senate races, with major reservations in Michigan, Ohio and Alaska, along with buys in New Hampshire, North Carolina, Georgia and Iowa.
Safety and Affordability has leaned more heavily into House contests, booking ads in about 15 districts.
The two new super PACs appear closely connected operationally: the same treasurer filed their paperwork minutes apart with the Federal Election Commission.
Together with MAGA Inc., the groups have largely divided up the electoral map rather than duplicating spending in the same races.
Trump’s political operation spent much of the summer sitting on a huge pile of cash.
With November closing in, that money is now moving fast.
Trump Plans Blitz of $138 Million and Counting to Save Midterm Republicanshttps://t.co/PUteW6Am1x
— AdImpact Politics (@AdImpact_Pol) September 16, 2026
