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WIRED Tracks America PAC's $26.7 Million Midterm Spending, With $21 Million Aimed at Seven Senate Races

economy-finance · 2026-10-07

As of October 6, America PAC has allocated $26.7 million for the 2026 midterm elections, with $21 million directed towards seven competitive US Senate races, as revealed by WIRED's examination of FEC records. Established in May 2024 and primarily financed by Elon Musk (95%), the super PAC previously expended $261 million two years ago. This year's expenditure is one-third of the $85.9 million spent by the same time in 2024. In Texas, over $7.6 million was spent opposing Democrat James Talarico and $1.1 million supporting Republican Ken Paxton. Since the onset of Trump's second term, the PAC has invested over $83 million, including $40 million to other Republican entities. By the end of June, it reported $274,171 in cash reserves and has since disbursed $31 million.

Key facts

  • America PAC had spent $26.7 million on the 2026 midterms as of October 6, with $21 million going to seven key US Senate races
  • The super PAC registered with the FEC in May 2024 and spent $261 million that cycle, about 95 percent funded by Elon Musk
  • This year's $26.7 million is about a third of the $85.9 million spent by the same point in 2024
  • For every dollar supporting a Republican, more than two went to opposing a Democrat; in Senate races the ratio was three to one
  • In Texas, America PAC spent more than $7.6 million opposing Democrat James Talarico and $1.1 million backing Republican Ken Paxton
  • The PAC has spent more than $83 million boosting Republican candidates and causes since the start of Donald Trump's second term
  • Musk personally gave $40 million to other Republican groups between June 2025 and May 2026
  • America PAC reported $274,171 in the bank at the end of June and has spent $31 million since; donors will not be disclosed until its October 15 report

Entities

Artists

  • Elon Musk
  • James Talarico
  • Ken Paxton
  • Josh Turek
  • Ashley Hinson
  • Sherrod Brown
  • Jon Husted
  • Donald Trump
  • Dhruv Mehotra
  • Maddy Varner

Institutions

  • America PAC
  • WIRED
  • Federal Election Commission
  • Tesla
  • SpaceX
  • Department of Justice
  • Marist University
  • Nvidia
  • OpenAI
  • Republican Party
  • Democratic Party

Locations

  • United States
  • Texas
  • Iowa
  • Ohio
  • Michigan
  • Wisconsin

Sources