Despite polls warning of a tough November for the president’s party, the newly formed Super PAC linked to the U.S. president has yet to pour substantial funds into the midterm race. The group, which was created to bolster Republican candidates, has remained largely dormant, sparking concerns among party insiders that the lack of financial support could undermine key campaigns. Analysts note that the timing of the PAC’s inactivity may reflect strategic uncertainty or a shift toward other fundraising avenues. As the midterms approach, observers will watch closely to see whether the PAC finally mobilizes its resources to counter the projected electoral losses.
US president’s Super Pac has yet to deploy significant money in midterms race despite polls pointing to his party’s defeat in November
