Full Breakdown
Trump-aligned Super PAC MAGA Inc. Holds $400 Million Ahead of 2026 Midterms
7/22/2026, 12:59:33 AM
Core Event: $400 Million War Chest Assembled
Federal Election Commission filings show MAGA Inc., the super PAC aligned with President Donald Trump, reported more than $400 million in cash and committed resources at the end of June 2026. The total equals roughly the combined cash of the Republican National Committee, the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Sources of Funding
The bulk of the war chest comes from a handful of ultra-wealthy donors:
- Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss – $10 million.
- Jared Isaacman – $1 million.
- Diane Hendricks – $25 million.
- Miriam Adelson – $25 million.
- Foris Dax – $35 million.
- Blockchain.com – $5 million.
- Gemini Trust Co. – $4.4 million.
Additional contributions include $21.3 million from the dark-money group Securing American Greatness, Inc., and a $10.6 million transfer from the earlier Make America Great Again, Inc. PAC.
Spending to Date and Current Use
Since the start of 2026, MAGA Inc. has spent roughly $21 million, primarily on consulting fees, bank and credit-card charges, an online fundraising platform and an event photographer. Direct candidate support has been minimal: a $17,900.88 contribution to Rep. Clay Fuller’s Georgia House race in March and a $560,000 payment to the Kentucky-based MAGA KY affiliate, which backed a successful primary challenger. No substantial disbursements to competitive Senate or House races have been reported.
Comparative Fundraising Landscape
Republican party accounts (RNC, NRSC, NRCC) held $277 million at the end of June, less than half of MAGA Inc.’s war chest. The Democratic National Committee and its Senate and House arms together reported $136 million, roughly one-third of MAGA Inc.’s cash. Pro-Trump PACs collectively listed $677 million on hand, while Democratic-aligned PACs held considerably less, according to a poll-aggregator tally.
Official Statements & Responses
Senate Majority Leader John Thune expressed hope that Trump will deploy resources to protect the Texas Senate seat, noting, “We will do what we need to do to make sure the state stays red.”
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
Different outlets cite slightly varying cash figures: some report $400 million total, while others note $382 million in cash on hand. Democratic fundraising totals also vary, with one source citing $136 million for the DNC’s three arms and another aggregating broader Democratic-aligned PACs at a higher level. No public breakdown has been released detailing how the $400 million will be allocated across specific states or media markets.
Verbatim Quotes
- “That’s a massive amount of money to have,” — Brendan Glavin, Open Secrets
- “Our party is doing a really good job raising money, and that’s because we’re doing what we promised our supporters,” — James Blair
- “While MAGA Inc. is committed to retaining and building the GOP majorities in the House and Senate, we are not in the habit of sharing our battle plans with the opposition through their co-conspirators in the legacy media,” — Alex Pfeiffer, spokesperson
