Republican hopes of holding onto power in the Senate after the 2026 midterms are receiving a potentially crucial early boost from powerful, well-funded super PACs.
New filings show large sums of cash flowing to aid Republican candidates in South Carolina, Louisiana, Florida, Michigan, and Maine — the last two states Senate general-election battlegrounds that will help determine who is in charge of the chamber for President Donald Trump’s final two years in office.
A super-PAC backing ex-Rep. Mike Rogers, the Republican candidate in Michigan, received $5 million this spring from Texas oil and gas businessman Tim Dunn, according to a ...