# House Majority PAC 61.1M House Map IE October 2026 On **2026-10-20**, [[House Majority PAC]] (FEC **C00495028**, filing as *HMP*) placed **$61,083,386.56** of independent expenditures against and for House candidates in a single day, and disclosed the whole of it on one 24-hour notice — **file 2035562**, form `F24N`, received 2026-10-21 at 23:23:25. 🔴 **This is the largest single independent-expenditure notice recorded on this site.** It is more than six times this site's $10 million single-buy threshold, and it is larger than the committee's own [[House Majority PAC 49.9M House Map IE October 2026]] notice of four days earlier. ## What the money bought Every one of the 217 Schedule E lines carries expenditure date **2026-10-20** and election code `G2026`. The buy is overwhelmingly media placement, routed through one firm: | Payee | Amount | Share | |---|---|---| | [[Waterfront Strategies]] | $47,518,109.85 | 77.8% | | SKDKnickerbocker LLC | $2,170,884.59 | 3.6% | | AL Media LLC | $1,870,740.00 | 3.1% | | Rising Tide Interactive, LLC | $1,747,397.50 | 2.9% | | MVAR Media LLC | $1,589,022.97 | 2.6% | [[Waterfront Strategies]] is the media-buying arm this committee has used all cycle; at 77.8% of a $61 million day it is the single largest concentration of placement this task has measured. ## Where it went | State | Amount | |---|---| | Florida | $9,241,723.47 | | Michigan | $8,262,064.27 | | Texas | $7,218,890.85 | | Pennsylvania | $5,972,197.40 | | Ohio | $4,513,458.19 | | North Carolina | $3,358,458.08 | | Arizona | $2,860,709.95 | | Wisconsin | $2,817,669.00 | The eight states above account for $44.2 million of the $61.1 million; the balance is spread across at least a dozen more. The largest single-candidate blocks are all **opposing** Republican incumbents and challengers: | Candidate | FEC ID | District | Support / oppose | Amount | |---|---|---|---|---| | Singer | H6FL23188 | FL | oppose | $4,526,717.38 | | Barrett | H2MI07123 | MI-07 | oppose | $3,459,121.54 | | Bouchard | H6MI10359 | MI-10 | oppose | $3,177,827.69 | | Askar | H0FL19221 | FL-19 | oppose | $2,524,234.37 | | Fitzpatrick | H6PA08277 | PA-08 | oppose | $2,426,769.29 | | Buckhout | H4NC01137 | NC-01 | oppose | $2,372,976.93 | | Flores | H6TX34080 | TX-34 | oppose | $2,027,710.97 | | Mackenzie | H8PA15195 | PA-15 | oppose | $1,985,343.88 | ## Why it matters A $61 million single-day buy two weeks out is a closing-argument spend: the money is committed, the airtime is bought, and there is no scenario in which it is redirected. Read alongside [[CLF 32.8M House IE October 2026]] on the Republican side, it marks the point at which both parties' House committees stopped husbanding reserves. See [[2026 House Races Hub]] for the per-race spending logs. ## Verification Derived from the raw filed document, not the processed index. All 217 lines are unflagged originals on an `F24N` notice — no amendment form code, no memo code at field 42, single expenditure date inside the filing window, so nothing on it needs adjusting before it is totaled. The notice totals **$61,083,386.56**. ⚠️ **First read.** This figure is derived from the 2026-10-21 e-file tranche on the morning of 2026-10-22. Under the FEC back-sweep standard's late-arrival rule, a receipt date continues to settle for up to two days; the figure will be re-derived on the next run's T-2 re-check.