MAGA Inc. Supports Ken Paxton in Senate Race
MAGA, Inc., the super PAC affiliated with Donald Trump, has announced a significant spending decision. The PAC commits $10 million on digital and TV ads to back Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in a competitive Senate race. This move is reported in a Federal Election Commission filing.
Paxton is facing Democrat state Rep. James Talarico in a race that remains closely contested. Consistent polling indicates a tight competition between the candidates.
Impact of Trump’s Endorsement
Trump’s support helped Paxton overcome incumbent Sen. John Cornyn in the Republican primary. Paxton expressed gratitude in a social media post, highlighting his Protecting the Texas Promise Agenda. He stated it focuses on reducing costs and increasing affordability for Texans. Paxton credits Trump for the endorsement and anticipates success in the election.
Reaction from James Talarico’s Campaign
Talarico’s campaign commented on MAGA Inc.’s spending. They believe billionaire-backed groups are misrepresenting Talarico out of fear of his movement aimed at fixing the political system. They criticize the fundraising event involving wealthy donors, presenting contrasting efforts to support communities affected by political decisions.
MAGA Inc.’s Position on Talarico
Alex Pfeiffer, a spokesperson for MAGA Inc., criticized Talarico’s policies. The ads focus on his approach to taxes and rural hospitals, promoting Paxton’s stance on doubling child tax credits and providing tax benefits for medical expenses and first-time homebuyers.
Campaign Fundraising Totals
The Texas Tribune reports Talarico’s campaign has accumulated $72 million from primarily small donors, while Paxton’s campaign has raised $16.8 million. MAGA Inc., with substantial resources, has pledged to exert financial influence on the race.

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