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MAGA Inc. files $10M ad buy for Texas Senate race

9/9/2026

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Trump Funds Texas

U.S. President Donald Trump’s political organization MAGA Inc. filed a $10 million television and digital ad purchase for the Texas U.S. Senate race.
The newly created No Going Back PAC, incorporated Sept. 1, can hide its donors until mid-October, raising transparency concerns.
The $10 million purchase will fund Republican Ken Paxton, who trails Democrat James Talarico in spending.
No Going Back PAC earmarked $25.8 million ads, including $9.6 million New Hampshire and $7.7 million Alaska Senate races.

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DiLorenzo Wins Primary

Anthony DiLorenzo won the Republican primary for New Hampshire’s 1st U.S. House district on Tuesday night.
The victory was attributed to U.S. President Donald Trump’s July endorsement, which campaign officials said tipped the race.
DiLorenzo pledged to prioritize deportations of dangerous illegal-immigrant criminals, drug dealers, and human traffickers.
House leaders Mike Johnson, Steve Scalise and Tom Emmer also publicly backed DiLorenzo.

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Trump Buys Ads

U.S. President Donald Trump’s MAGA Inc. filed a $10 million TV and digital ad purchase for the Texas Senate race.
It notes 2026 Senate ad spending is projected to exceed $3.4 billion, up from $2.8 billion projected in fall 2025.
The Senate Leadership Fund added $6 million to Michigan ads after El-Sayed’s primary win, raising its total to $51 million (third-highest), while Talarico’s side has spent nearly $30 million and pro-Paxton groups under $3 million in Texas.

Blindspot

Trump’s July endorsement of Anthony DiLorenzo was cited as a factor in DiLorenzo’s victory in New Hampshire’s 1st U.S. House district Republican primary.
Within this story’s sources, this angle appears mainly in Right-leaning coverage and receives less attention in Left-leaning and Center-leaning coverage.

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Trump Funds Texas

U.S. President Donald Trump’s political organization MAGA Inc. filed a $10 million television and digital ad purchase for the Texas U.S. Senate race.
The newly created No Going Back PAC, incorporated Sept. 1, can hide its donors until mid-October, raising transparency concerns.
The $10 million purchase will fund Republican Ken Paxton, who trails Democrat James Talarico in spending.
No Going Back PAC earmarked $25.8 million ads, including $9.6 million New Hampshire and $7.7 million Alaska Senate races.

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