Trump’s Super PAC Drops $10 Million in Texas Senate Race

The Republican Party faces diverging spending priorities two months out from Election Day.

President Donald Trump speaks at a lunch in the White House Rose Garden, Monday, July 6, 2026, in Washington.

The president faced criticism from Republicans for not spending enough money to support Paxton, whom he endorsed over incumbent Sen. John Cornyn this spring. (Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP Photo)

Trump’s super PAC spent $10 million this week to support Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in his tight Senate race, a financial disclosure filed Saturday afternoon revealed.

The Sept. 4 expenditures for digital advertising marked MAGA Inc.’s first major spending run in the 60 days before the November midterms. The spending reflects a mounting GOP pressure campaign on the president to do more to boost those in competitive races this cycle — particularly Paxton, who’s considered a weak candidate by many Republicans.

And the recent blitz in spending at the end of this week illuminates the party’s diverging priorities on which candidates merit big donations two months out from Nov. 3.