Trump-Linked Super PAC Reports About $21 Million in Spending on Midterm Races
A political action committee associated with President Donald Trump has spent roughly $21 million across competitive 2026 midterm contests, according to a CNBC report, even as the president's broader political operation has largely stayed out of the campaign cycle.
A super PAC linked to President Donald Trump has reported spending approximately $21 million on key races during the 2026 midterm election cycle, according to a report by CNBC.
The committee, identified in the report by the name No Going Back PAC, has directed its spending toward a number of competitive contests as the midterms approach, CNBC reported.
Despite this spending, CNBC reported that Trump's broader political apparatus has largely remained on the sidelines for much of the 2026 midterm campaign cycle. The report said this has occurred despite appeals from Republicans for greater involvement from the president's political network.
CNBC's report did not specify which individual races received funding from the PAC or provide a detailed breakdown of how the roughly $21 million was allocated. It was also not immediately clear from the report what role, if any, Trump has played directly in the PAC's decision-making.
The report comes as both parties prepare for what is expected to be a closely contested midterm election cycle, with control of Congress at stake.
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- Trump-linked super PAC reports roughly $21 million in spending across key midterm races — CNBC — Top News
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