- October 2, 2026
- Updated 1:12 am
Trump’s Super PAC Launches New Election Ads Focusing on His Agenda
President Donald Trump landed at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on Sunday, August 16, 2026. His super PAC, MAGA Inc., through its nonprofit arm Securing American Greatness, has launched new general election advertisements. These ads, part of a national campaign, prominently feature Trump.
According to AdImpact, a political intelligence firm, the advertisements involve a $995,000 booking starting on Wednesday. Although one ad highlights the One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed by Congress, the main focus remains on Trump and his policies.
One advertisement features Dana White, UFC President and Trump ally, praising Trump alongside clips from his State of the Union address earlier this year. The 30-second ad is supplemented by various videos of Trump.
Another 30-second spot shows Trump promoting the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Highlights include provisions that eliminate taxes on tips, overtime, and social security. Trump is also heard discussing reduced egg prices, strategies to lower prescription drug costs, and urging major companies to finance their power needs independently. “He’s fighting for you every day. Help him finish the job,” states the ad’s narrator.
These advertisements are released amidst concerns from some Republicans about Trump’s investment in supporting the party’s slim congressional majority. Trump has expressed intentions to increase spending before the midterm elections.
MAGA Inc. spent over $827,000 to back Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.) during her recent primary runoff. “Well, I’ve raised a lot, and nobody knows what it is, but I will tell you it’s about $850 million,” Trump mentioned to reporters before a campaign event for Graham last month. “I’ll be spending a lot of that money for — and my own money — but I’ll be spending a lot of that money for candidates that I think are good, Republican candidates.”
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