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Trump's Super Political Action Committee has intervened in the fiercely contested US senator campaign in Texas, spending the biggest expense of the current political cycle: spending $10 million in advertising to support Republican candidate Ken Paxton, and crack down on his Democratic rival James Talarico. The filing submitted by MAGA Inc. to the Federal Election Commission split this fund in half, with $5 million to support Paxton and another $5 million to attack Talarico. This funding will be used for connected TV and digital advertising. By the end of July, the super political action committee had accumulated over $403 million in campaign reserves. Some Republicans privately expressed their dissatisfaction, believing that the organization did not spend much money to help the Republican Party maintain control of Congress.
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Trump's Super Political Action Committee has intervened in the fiercely contested US senator campaign in Texas, spending the biggest expense of the current political cycle: spending $10 million in advertising to support Republican candidate Ken Paxton, and crack down on his Democratic rival James Talarico. The filing submitted by MAGA Inc. to the Federal Election Commission split this fund in half, with $5 million to support Paxton and another $5 million to attack Talarico. This funding will be used for connected TV and digital advertising. By the end of July, the super political action committee had accumulated over $403 million in campaign reserves. Some Republicans privately expressed their dissatisfaction, believing that the organization did not spend much money to help the Republican Party maintain control of Congress.
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