# SLF PAC 33.1M Senate Map IE October 2026 On **e-file receipt date 2026-10-16**, **eighteen days before the election**, **SLF PAC** — the [[Senate Leadership Fund]]'s spending committee — disclosed **$33,080,843.43** of independent expenditures across **34 Schedule E lines** in **ten Senate races** on a single **Form 24** notice, file **2028906**. It clears this site's **$10,000,000.00 single-buy threshold** three times over. **Thirty-one of the thirty-four lines are negative.** $32,417,403.43 — **98.0%** — opposes Democratic and independent candidates; $663,440.00 supports Republicans. ## Terms | Item | Detail | |---|---| | Spender | **SLF PAC**, FEC committee **C00571703** | | Disclosed | FEC **Form 24** independent-expenditure notice, file **2028906**, `F24N`, received **2026-10-16** | | Election code | **G2026** throughout | | Lines | **34**, all live — no memo-flagged rows, no amendment rows | | Total | **$33,080,843.43** | | Direction | **$32,417,403.43 oppose (98.0%)** / **$663,440.00 support (2.0%)** | | Lead vendor | **[[Flexpoint Media]]** — **$20,841,470.32**, 63.0% of the notice | ## Where the money went | Direction | Candidate | Race | Amount | Lines | Cycle aggregate on the filing | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | **oppose** | [[Sherrod Brown]] | [[OH-Sen-2026-Special]] | **$12,336,545.19** | 3 | $67,154,588.53 | | **oppose** | [[Josh Turek]] | [[IA-Sen-2026]] | **$5,762,740.93** | 5 | $34,835,732.23 | | **oppose** | [[Troy Jackson]] | [[ME-Sen-2026]] | **$3,937,866.49** | 4 | $28,963,545.77 | | **oppose** | [[Adam Hamilton]] | [[KS-Sen-2026]] | **$2,840,863.38** | 4 | $5,755,483.17 | | **oppose** | [[Mary Peltola]] | [[AK-Sen-2026]] | **$1,741,913.62** | 3 | $12,036,818.47 | | **oppose** | [[Annie Andrews]] | [[SC-Sen-2026]] | **$1,716,803.62** | 3 | $3,637,367.14 | | **oppose** | [[Chris Pappas]] | [[NH-Sen-2026]] | **$1,478,873.44** | 1 | $9,179,828.43 | | **oppose** | [[Abdul El-Sayed]] | [[MI-Sen-2026]] | **$1,350,000.00** | 1 | $36,473,751.48 | | **oppose** | [[Dan Osborn]] | [[NE-Sen-2026]] | **$1,251,796.76** | 4 | $1,447,489.76 | | support | Ashley Arenholz | [[IA-Sen-2026]] | $345,775.00 | 3 | $34,835,732.23 | | support | [[Jon Husted]] | [[OH-Sen-2026-Special]] | $169,249.00 | 1 | $67,154,588.53 | | support | [[Roger Marshall]] | [[KS-Sen-2026]] | $91,067.00 | 1 | $5,755,483.17 | | support | [[Susan Collins]] | [[ME-Sen-2026]] | $57,349.00 | 1 | $28,963,545.77 | | | | | **$33,080,843.43** | **34** | | ## Vendors | Vendor | Amount | Share | |---|---|---| | **[[Flexpoint Media]]** | **$20,841,470.32** | 63.0% | | Gen2 Solutions, LLC | $4,250,000.00 | 12.8% | | MHB Media, Inc | $3,229,604.00 | 9.8% | | Majority Strategies LLC | $2,525,000.00 | 7.6% | | Alamo Intelligence LLC | $705,000.00 | 2.1% | | Right Target Media | $600,000.00 | 1.8% | | Cavalry LLC | $401,228.00 | 1.2% | | Red Maverick Media LLC | $257,212.00 | 0.8% | | KAP Print LLC | $192,170.08 | 0.6% | | FCG Media Strategies LLC · The Hereford Agency · S2R, LLC | $70,509.03 combined | 0.2% | ## Why it matters **Kansas is the line that does not fit.** SLF PAC spent **$2,840,863.38 against [[Adam Hamilton]]** and **$91,067.00 supporting [[Roger Marshall]]** — a thirty-one-to-one ratio in a state no national forecaster has treated as competitive. It is also the race in which **United Futures PAC**, a committee registered three days *after* the first of its own transfers and disclosing no donor of its own, has put **$6,250,000.00 against Marshall, a sitting Republican senator**. See [[United Futures PAC 6.25M to People Over Politics Action Fund]]. **Party leadership is now defending its own incumbent against untraceable money while spending thirty times as much attacking the Democrat.** Both facts sit on filings; the connection between them does not, and is not asserted here. **Nebraska is the second anomaly, and it is the second day running.** $1,251,796.76 against [[Dan Osborn]], an independent, on a cycle aggregate of only $1,447,489.76 — meaning **86.5% of SLF PAC's entire Nebraska spending arrived in this one notice**. The day before, Defend American Jobs put **$6,723,909.96** against the same candidate. A three-way race against a sitting Republican has become a late-breaking target for two very different funders inside forty-eight hours. See [[Defend American Jobs 17.7M Ohio Nebraska Senate IE]]. **Ohio is the programme.** $12,336,545.19 in this notice on a cycle aggregate of **$67,154,588.53** against [[Sherrod Brown]] — the largest single-candidate opposition total on this committee's record, and roughly double its Iowa figure. **The vendor concentration is the procurement story.** [[Flexpoint Media]] took 63.0% of this notice, and on the same receipt date it took **$17,904,849.57** of the [[Congressional Leadership Fund]]'s $35,119,415.63 House notice. **$38,746,319.89 through one vendor in one day, across both chambers' leadership committees.** See [[CLF 35.1M House Map IE October 2026]]. > [!note] What this figure is, and what it is not > This is the sum of the **live Schedule E lines on one Form 24 notice**, derived from the filed document > rather than from any API aggregation. The **cycle aggregate** figures in the table are the filing's own > aggregate column, whose meaning is filer-dependent; they are reproduced as reported, not as derived race > totals. The notice was received at a point when the 2026-10-16 receipt date was still open, so the > **day's** totals may rise; **this notice's** total will not. ## See Also - [[Senate Leadership Fund]] · [[SLF 342M Senate IE Reservation Program]] · [[One Nation]] - [[CLF 35.1M House Map IE October 2026]] · [[Congressional Leadership Fund]] - [[Flexpoint Media]] - [[OH-Sen-2026-Special]] · [[IA-Sen-2026]] · [[ME-Sen-2026]] · [[KS-Sen-2026]] · [[AK-Sen-2026]] · [[SC-Sen-2026]] · [[NH-Sen-2026]] · [[MI-Sen-2026]] · [[NE-Sen-2026]] - [[Independent Expenditure]] · [[Super PACs]] · [[Dark Money]] - [[2026 Senate Races Hub]] · [[Deals Hub]]