From CNBC · Luke Fountain · · 2m
Trump PACs flood safe GOP seats as party map crumbles
Trump-aligned super PACs are spending heavily in districts Republicans won easily in 2024, signalling the GOP faces a broader House battlefield than expected.
In brief
Trump-aligned super PACs are spending heavily in districts Republicans won easily in 2024, signalling the GOP faces a broader House battlefield than expected. Trump's super PACs have deployed over three hundred million dollars into House races, including once-safe Republican seats, as his approval rating falls to…
Trump's PAC hits three hundred million
MAGA Inc., Trump's main super PAC, reported three hundred point five million dollars in spending through October fourteen, with one hundred sixty-four point three million dollars still in cash.
Money flows to once-safe seats
Trump-aligned groups are spending millions in districts Republicans won comfortably in twenty twenty-four, including Ohio's tenth, Michigan's fourth and North Carolina's eleventh.
Safety and Affordability targets eight races
Safety and Affordability PAC spent three point seven six million dollars in Arizona's first, one point eight four million in Maine's second and one point six million in Wisconsin's third.
Defending Turner's eighteen-point win
Safety and Affordability PAC spent one point four million dollars defending Republican Rep. Mike Turner in Ohio's tenth, where he won by eighteen points in twenty twenty-four.
No Going Back targets Senate races
No Going Back PAC spent nearly thirty million dollars in Michigan, twenty-seven point eight million in Ohio, eleven point eight million in New Hampshire and nine point nine million in North Carolina.
Trump's approval rating drops to thirty-six percent
A New York Times slash Siena College poll released Wednesday put Trump's approval rating at thirty-six percent, with fifty-nine percent disapproving of his job performance.
Voters reject Trump on cost of living
Voters disapproved of Trump's handling of the cost of living by sixty-nine percent to twenty-nine percent and gas prices by seventy-three percent to twenty-four percent.
Democrats lead on House ballot test
Democrats led by ten points when voters were presented with the House candidates actually running in their districts, according to the New York Times slash Siena College poll.
MAGA Inc. launches voting education push
MAGA Inc. reported a sixteen point two million dollar October eighth disbursement for voting education, running over two thousand two hundred unique Facebook and Instagram ads urging Republicans to vote early.
The one thing
Trump's super PACs have deployed over three hundred million dollars into House races, including once-safe Republican seats, as his approval rating falls to thirty-six percent.
