A newly registered independent-expenditure-only PAC tied by shared officers to MAGA Inc. has reported roughly $21 million in midterm IEs, according to CNBC reporting that references Federal Election Commission filings.

Key takeaways

  • No Going Back PAC registered around September 1 and shares a treasurer, address, and phone with MAGA Inc.
  • About $21 million in IEs so far, including roughly $6.7 million against Sherrod Brown (OH), $3.8 million against Abdul El-Sayed (MI), $2.9 million against Roy Cooper (NC), $1.8 million against Chris Pappas (NH), and about $780,000 against Jon Ossoff (GA).
  • MAGA Inc. reported about $403.5 million cash on hand as of July 31; President Trump has said up to $500 million could go toward retaining Congress.

Same shop, new IE vehicle

No Going Back is an IE-only PAC that registered around September 1. CNBC’s account of the FEC paperwork says it shares a treasurer, address, and phone number with MAGA Inc.—the kind of overlapping control markers investigators look for when mapping Trump-aligned outside spending networks.

Where the $21 million went

The reported independent expenditures total about $21 million and concentrate on competitive Senate and House maps:

  • 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
  • About $780,000 against Jon Ossoff in Georgia

Those targets are drawn from the CNBC/FEC-referenced reporting; readers should verify line items against the underlying FEC IE filings as they update.

MAGA Inc. cash backdrop

MAGA Inc. reported approximately $403.5 million in cash on hand as of July 31. President Trump has said as much as $500 million could be directed toward retaining Republican control of Congress. No Going Back’s early $21 million IE burst sits inside that larger outside-money picture.

Source frame: CNBC reporting and FEC filing references for No Going Back PAC and MAGA Inc.