# No Going Back PAC 10.8M House Program October 2026 On **24 October 2026**, ten days before the election, **[[No Going Back PAC]]** (FEC committee **C00960435**) disclosed **$10,812,048.73** of independent expenditures in a single Form 24 notice — file **2041487**, an original (`F24N`) received at **21:32:25**. **Sixty-three of its 67 Schedule E lines are House races**, and those lines carry **98.46%** of the money. It is the **only notice filed on this day anywhere in the country that reaches $10 million**. The 111 Form 24 notices of 24 October carried **$69,083,870.16** between them; this one filing is **15.65%** of that. ## Terms | Item | Detail | |---|---| | Spender | **NO GOING BACK PAC INC.**, FEC committee **C00960435** | | Document | file **2041487**, form **F24N** (original), received **2026-10-24T21:32:25** | | Schedule E lines | **67** live, **0** memo-coded | | Candidates | **40**, in **17 states** (AK, AL, AZ, CO, FL, IA, IN, KY, MI, MN, MT, NV, NY, OH, SC, TX, WI) | | Chamber split | House **$10,645,940.13** across 63 lines · Senate **$166,108.60** across 4 lines | | Support | **$1,505,325.24** across 23 lines | | Oppose | **$9,306,723.49** across 44 lines — **86.08%** of the notice | | Expenditure dates | **2026-10-23** (44 lines) and **2026-10-24** (23 lines) | | Election code | `G2026` | **Derived total: $1,505,325.24 + $9,306,723.49 = $10,812,048.73.** Arithmetic checked against the filed document. The running aggregate column on these rows is recorded as what the document says and is **not a race or committee total**. ## The ten largest positions | State / office | Direction | Candidate | Amount | |---|---|---|---| | FL House | oppose | Jared Moskowitz | **$2,856,375.00** | | IA House | oppose | Sarah Trone Garriott | **$1,440,000.00** | | WI House | oppose | Mitchell Berman | $707,866.28 | | SC House | oppose | Nancy LaCore | $701,550.00 | | MN House | oppose | Jacob Johnson | $675,000.00 | | KY House | **support** | Ralph A. Alvarado | $563,699.84 | | KY House | oppose | Zach Dembo | $465,387.42 | | IN House | oppose | James (J.D.) David Ford | $429,187.50 | | NV House | oppose | Teresa Benitez-Thompson | $337,500.00 | | MI House | oppose | William Lawrence | $279,180.00 | The Senate lines are small and incidental: **$146,763.26** supporting [[Dan Sullivan]] and **$341.34** opposing [[Mary Peltola]] in [[AK-Sen-2026]], and **$19,004.00** opposing [[Abdul El-Sayed]] in [[MI-Sen-2026]]. ## Vendors | Payee | Amount | Share | |---|---|---| | **[[Del Ray Media LLC]]** | **$7,381,481.00** | 68.27% | | **[[MHB Media Inc]]** | **$2,222,730.90** | 20.56% | | [[Caliber Contact]] | $742,079.11 | 6.86% | | [[Creative Direct]] | $395,004.61 | 3.65% | | Whistlestop Strategies LLC | $41,601.86 | 0.38% | | 1892, LLC | $19,004.00 | 0.18% | | Optimates LLC | $10,147.25 | 0.09% | Two firms carry **88.83%** of the notice, and they are the same two that carried 92.47% of this committee's **$23,305,834.34** notice on 8 October and 86.8% of its **$20,393,712.25** notice on 22 October. **No broadcast placement is identifiable on it** — every payee is a media-buying, direct-mail or voter-contact firm, which is what makes a buy of this size invisible to the ad-tracking data most outside-spending coverage is built on. ## The mirrored pairs are still there, and they are now a fifth of the notice Fifteen pairs on this notice spend **the same amount for one candidate and against their opponent**, in the same state, through the same vendor, on the same day — **$2,113,384.41 in all, 19.55% of the money**: | State / office | For | Against | Each | |---|---|---|---| | KY House | Ralph A. Alvarado | Zach Dembo | $391,365.45 | | TX House | Brandon Herrera | Katy Padilla Stout | $157,500.00 | | AZ House | [[Eli Crane]] | Jonathan Michael Nez | $137,169.25 | | CO House | [[Jeff Crank]] | Jessica Willow Killin | $135,000.00 | | KY House | Ralph A. Alvarado | Zach Dembo | $74,021.97 | | TX House | Brandon Herrera | Katy Padilla Stout | $67,500.00 | | NY House | [[Mike Lawler]] | [[Cait Conley]] | $35,819.63 / $35,819.62 | | AZ House | [[Eli Crane]] | Jonathan Michael Nez | $35,437.50 | | AL House | Rhett Marques | Shomari C. Figures | $16,083.53 | | TX House | Brandon Herrera | Katy Padilla Stout | $1,821.22 | | NY House | [[Mike Lawler]] | [[Cait Conley]] | $1,791.20 | | TX House | Jace Yarbrough | Dan F. Barrios | $1,724.56 | | AZ House | [[Eli Crane]] | Jonathan Michael Nez | $573.66 | | AZ House | [[Juan Ciscomani]] | Joanna Mendoza | $542.90 | | AK Senate | [[Dan Sullivan]] | [[Mary Peltola]] | $341.34 | Independent-expenditure reporting requires support and oppose to be filed as separate lines, so a single advertising package bought for one district appears twice — once as money for the candidate it helps and once as money against the candidate it hurts. **The line count therefore overstates the number of distinct buys**, and a support-versus-oppose ratio read off the line totals is not a reading of intent. This committee's filings have carried the signature since September. ## One row is duplicated, and it does not change the outcome Two Schedule E rows on this notice are **identical** — same state and office, same candidate (Johnny Garcia, TX House), same payee ([[Del Ray Media LLC]]), same direction, same date (2026-10-23), same amount (**$135,000.00**) — and **neither is memo-coded**. A memo code is how a filer marks a row that restates money itemised elsewhere in the same document; without one, both rows count. Whether that is two genuine $135,000 placements or one placement entered twice **cannot be settled from the document**, so both figures are given: **$10,812,048.73** as filed, **$10,677,048.73** if the row is a duplicate. The notice clears the $10 million single-buy bar either way, and the difference is 1.25% of the total. This site's method had no test for an unflagged duplicate row before this filing; it has one now. ## Why it matters - **The House is now where this committee's money is, and that is new.** Its 8 October notice put **$13,726,989.11** into Senate races and $9,578,845.23 into House races. This one puts **$166,108.60** into Senate races and **$10,645,940.13** into House races — a reversal inside sixteen days, in the closing week, from a committee that registered with the FEC on **1 September 2026**. - **86.08% of it is negative.** Twenty-three lines promote a candidate; forty-four attack one. In a closing-week program that ratio is a choice about what the remaining money is for. - **Breadth, not depth.** Forty candidates in seventeen states, and **fifty-seven of the 67 lines sit under $250,000**. Two positions — Florida and Iowa — carry 39.7% of the money; the other thirty-eight candidates share the rest. - **It has still disclosed no receipts.** Everything known about this committee comes from its expenditure notices. Its funding is not on the federal record and will not be until after the votes are counted. ## Verification Every figure here traces to file **2041487** at `docquery.fec.gov/dcdev/posted/2041487.fec`, read as a raw filed document rather than through an index. The notice is an **original** (`F24N`, no amendment indicator), carries **no memo-coded rows**, and is not a periodic report. Receipt date 2026-10-24 was **closed** when it was read — the last document of that day was received at 23:43:48 — so this is a settled read of the day rather than a partial one. No secondary press source for this notice existed at the time of writing. ## Related - [[No Going Back PAC]] · [[MAGA Inc]] · [[Del Ray Media LLC]] · [[MHB Media Inc]] - [[No Going Back PAC 20.4M Multi-Race IE October 2026]] · [[No Going Back PAC 23.3M Multi-Race IE October 2026]] · [[No Going Back PAC 28.5M Multi-Race IE September 2026]] · [[No Going Back PAC 29.1M National IE Program]] - [[Independent Expenditure]] · [[Super PACs]] · [[Dark Money]] - [[2026 House Races Hub]]