NO GOING BACK PAC INC.
Republican Super PAC active in House and Senate races, sharing a treasurer with MAGA Inc.
Between 16 and 22 September, No Going Back PAC Inc. reported $29.2m across 49 congressional races, more than doubling its tally from ten days earlier.
Last refreshed: 24 September 2026 · Appears in 1 active topic
Why did No Going Back PAC's spending jump to $29.2m in one week?
Timeline for NO GOING BACK PAC INC.
Mentioned in: Musk's America PAC books $1.43m of mail
US Midterms 2026Mentioned in: Sabato moves Michigan Senate to Leans D
US Midterms 2026Mentioned in: Marist poll puts Turek ahead in Iowa
US Midterms 2026Reported $29.2m of independent expenditures across 49 races
US Midterms 2026: No Going Back PAC spends $29.2m in weekMentioned in: Cook moves New Hampshire towards Sununu
US Midterms 2026Background
No Going Back PAC Inc. is a Republican Super PAC active in US House and Senate contests. It can make independent political expenditures, while federal reporting rules make large spending visible before some donor information appears in later filings.
The committee matters as a vehicle for concentrating late-cycle spending across competitive races. Its filings connected it to the Texas Senate contest by 15 September, where its outlay formed part of more than $85m reported alongside TEXAS PAC.
Its significance lies in the gap between visible expenditure and delayed donor disclosure. That gap lets the PAC shape the campaign environment while the public has incomplete information about its financial support.
Its spending conceals its backers
On 15 September, No Going Back PAC Inc. and TEXAS PAC reported more than $85m in spending on the Texas Senate race. Neither committee had filed a Schedule A identifying a donor, leaving voters able to see the advertising and its cost before knowing who financed it.
Between 16 and 22 September, No Going Back PAC Inc. reported $29.2m across 49 congressional races. Federal rules require prompt reporting of large independent expenditures, but donor disclosure can follow later, making the PAC's rapid expansion visible before its funding base is.