Trump Brings GOP Support to Texas While Super PAC Spending Remains Quiet

President Donald Trump is set to help boost Republican fundraising in Texas, where Attorney General Ken Paxton is running for U.S. Senate against Democrat James Talarico. Trump will participate in an RNC fundraiser and host a midterm convention in Dallas on September 9-10 to rally support for GOP candidates News Channel 5. Yet despite MAGA Inc., a major Trump-aligned super PAC, holding over $400 million in funds, the group has remained largely quiet on spending for the election cycle.
Trump's involvement marks a critical moment for Texas Republicans. Paxton faces Talarico in a state where Democrats have not held a U.S. Senate seat since 1993 Fox 13 Now. The fundraiser and convention signal Trump's commitment to keeping Texas red and supporting candidates aligned with his agenda.
MAGA Inc. controls over $400 million but has not aggressively deployed funds for the midterm cycle KSHB. This quiet approach contrasts sharply with the scale of resources available. Political observers are watching closely to see if and when the super PAC will ramp up spending on TV ads, digital campaigns, and field operations.
Texas is a must-win state for Republicans. The last Democrat to hold a Senate seat there left office in 1993 WTXL. Control of the chamber depends partly on holding red strongholds like Texas, making Paxton's race a key test of Trump's ability to deliver wins for his endorsed candidates.
Trump's planned midterm convention in Dallas offers another avenue to energize Republican voters and candidates KJRH. The two-day event will give Trump a platform to speak directly to GOP supporters and underscore his influence within the party heading into the election.
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