According to the Financial Times, as his Republican colleagues struggle to retain power in Washington, Trump has $400 million in campaign funds at his disposal, prompting anxious lawmakers to urge him to use the massive sum just two months before Election Day. Maga Inc., the political action committee supporting Trump's 2024 presidential campaign, has amassed more funds than any previous super PAC ahead of the midterm elections. However, according to data from the Federal Election Commission and AdImpact, despite polls suggesting Republicans may lose control of Congress, the organization has spent less than 1% of its total funds on advertising this year and has not yet booked future ad placements. "Any resources we have on our side of the political spectrum should be used early, not late," said Republican Representative Ryan McKenzie, who represents a key swing district in eastern Pennsylvania. Trump said last month that he would decide how to use Maga's funds, "Basically, I can spend the money wherever I want. I will help Republicans." Trump's political advisor, James Blair, also hinted that Republicans who called for Maga to contribute funds would get their wish.
