Overview
- Federal Election Commission disclosures filed Sept. 10–12 show No Going Back PAC, which registered Sept. 1, reported roughly $21 million in independent expenditures concentrated on targeted TV and mail campaigns.
- The PAC’s largest Senate expenditures include about $6.7 million against Sherrod Brown in Ohio, $3.8 million against Abdul El‑Sayed in Michigan, $2.9 million against Roy Cooper in North Carolina, $1.8 million against Chris Pappas in New Hampshire, and roughly $780,000 against Jon Ossoff in Georgia.
- No Going Back is closely tied to MAGA Inc., sharing a treasurer, address, and phone number, and its Sep. 1 formation delays full donor disclosure until later FEC filings, leaving the funding sources opaque for now.
- Other Republican-aligned groups are deploying large resources at the same time, including John Thune’s Texas PAC’s multi‑million investments for Ken Paxton and Elon Musk’s America PAC beginning spending across several Senate races.
- MAGA Inc. has reported a large cash reserve and President Trump has said his operation could direct up to $500 million to midterm efforts, meaning No Going Back’s buys could be an early step in a much larger last‑month advertising push that will affect voter exposure and turnout.