President Donald Trump said he has committed more than $400 million to help Republicans in the midterms, including $300 million already spent on advertising, contacting voters, holding rallies and other efforts.
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“It is my Great Honor to do so on behalf of the Republican Party,” Trump said in a social media post on Tuesday. He previously said his spending on the midterms would total between $400 million and $500 million, keeping about the same amount leftover in his war chest for 2028 or other purposes.
The money comes from a super PAC called MAGA Inc. and an allied nonprofit called Securing American Greatness. The super PAC has a disclosure report due Tuesday to the Federal Election Commission detailing its finances as of Sept. 30, including donors who gave more than $200. The nonprofit’s donors are not disclosed.
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Other FEC reports from MAGA Inc. and affiliated super PACs show spending totaling more than $244 million on text messages, phone calls, direct mail, ads and media.
Trump said his figure also includes “Election Integrity,” referring to efforts to prevent voter fraud.
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