# SLF PAC 38.8M Senate Map IE October 2026 On **2026-10-28**, [[Senate Leadership Fund]] (FEC **C00571703**, filing as SLF PAC) spent **$38,767,366.55** on independent expenditures across **ten Senate races**, and disclosed all of it on one 24-hour notice — **file 2043965**, form `F24N`, received **2026-10-29T19:30:01**. It is **the committee's largest single notice of the cycle**, ahead of [[SLF PAC 33.1M Senate Map IE October 2026]]. ## Nearly a third of it is Ohio | State | Amount | Share | Lines | |---|---|---|---| | **Ohio** | **$12,369,921.86** | **31.91%** | 5 | | Iowa | $7,251,506.65 | 18.71% | 5 | | Maine | $3,986,605.33 | 10.28% | 5 | | Kansas | $3,908,918.76 | 10.08% | 4 | | South Carolina | $3,817,264.80 | 9.85% | 8 | | Nebraska | $2,183,750.08 | 5.63% | 5 | | Alaska | $1,922,572.83 | 4.96% | 4 | | New Hampshire | $1,466,329.04 | 3.78% | 1 | | Michigan | $1,200,000.00 | 3.10% | 1 | | Mississippi | $660,497.20 | 1.70% | 1 | **$11.7 million of the Ohio money is spent against one candidate**, [[Sherrod Brown]] — the largest single-candidate figure on any notice this committee has filed. ## Every candidate | Race | Candidate | Direction | Amount | |---|---|---|---| | [[OH-Sen-2026-Special]] | [[Sherrod Brown]] | oppose | $11,743,070.46 | | [[IA-Sen-2026]] | [[Josh Turek]] | oppose | $6,771,164.65 | | [[KS-Sen-2026]] | [[Adam Hamilton]] | oppose | $3,908,918.76 | | [[ME-Sen-2026]] | [[Troy Jackson]] | oppose | $3,784,747.76 | | [[SC-Sen-2026]] | [[Annie Andrews]] | oppose | $3,642,264.80 | | [[NE-Sen-2026]] | [[Dan Osborn]] | oppose | $2,014,101.08 | | [[AK-Sen-2026]] | [[Mary Peltola]] | oppose | $1,790,877.83 | | [[NH-Sen-2026]] | [[Chris Pappas]] | oppose | $1,466,329.04 | | [[MI-Sen-2026]] | [[Abdul El-Sayed]] | oppose | $1,200,000.00 | | [[MS-Sen-2026]] | [[Scott Colom]] | oppose | $660,497.20 | | [[OH-Sen-2026-Special]] | [[Jon Husted]] | support | $626,851.40 | | [[IA-Sen-2026]] | Ashley Arenholz | support | $480,342.00 | | [[ME-Sen-2026]] | [[Susan Collins]] | support | $201,857.57 | | [[SC-Sen-2026]] | [[Darline Graham]] | support | $175,000.00 | | [[NE-Sen-2026]] | [[Pete Ricketts]] | support | $169,649.00 | | [[AK-Sen-2026]] | [[Dan Sullivan]] | support | $131,695.00 | | Direction | Amount | Lines | Share | |---|---|---|---| | Opposing a candidate | $36,981,971.58 | 30 | **95.39%** | | Supporting a candidate | $1,785,394.97 | 9 | 4.61% | **The shape is almost perfectly symmetrical.** Ten Democrats are opposed and six Republicans supported, and in every one of the six races where the committee spends on both sides, the oppose figure is between four and nineteen times the support figure. The committee is buying against opponents, not for incumbents: $11.7 million against [[Sherrod Brown]] beside $626,851.40 for [[Jon Husted]] is an eighteen-to-one ratio in the race it cares most about. ⚠️ **A filing names a candidate, a state and an office; it does not give a party.** For the party and standing of any candidate above, see that race's own page. ## The placement | Payee | Amount | Share | Lines | |---|---|---|---| | [[Flexpoint Media]] | $21,476,873.96 | **55.40%** | 8 | | Gen2 Solutions, LLC | $4,550,000.00 | 11.74% | 3 | | [[MHB Media Inc]] | $4,462,457.20 | 11.51% | 4 | | Majority Strategies LLC | $2,462,500.00 | 6.35% | 2 | | Cavalry LLC | $1,429,864.00 | 3.69% | 6 | | Firewall Placement LLC | $1,415,725.00 | 3.65% | 1 | | Alamo Intelligence LLC | $1,300,000.00 | 3.35% | 2 | | Right Target Media | $1,250,000.00 | 3.22% | 2 | | American Made Media Consultants, LLC | $224,449.97 | 0.58% | 2 | | Red Maverick Media LLC | $131,081.00 | 0.34% | 1 | | FCG Media Strategies LLC | $27,112.42 | 0.07% | 5 | | MHW Media, LLC | $17,500.00 | 0.05% | 1 | | The Hereford Agency | $17,500.00 | 0.05% | 1 | | Jamestown Associates | $2,303.00 | 0.01% | 1 | **[[Flexpoint Media]] placed 55.4% of the notice on eight lines**, including the two largest — the $8,228,349.91 Ohio line and the $5,504,806.56 Iowa line. **Cavalry LLC takes all six of the support-side lines it appears on and nothing else**, a clean split between the firm that runs the negative buying and the firm that runs the positive. ## Why it matters **It is one half of a $77.7 million Republican day.** [[Congressional Leadership Fund]] disclosed **$38,952,237.84** of House independent expenditure on the same expenditure date and within forty minutes of this filing ([[CLF 39M House IE October 2026]]). **Both notices ran their largest line through [[Flexpoint Media]]**, which placed **$42,229,090.65** across the two in a single day — the largest one-firm, one-day placement this wiki has recorded, and the Republican-side counterpart to the [[Waterfront Strategies]] concentration on the Democratic side. **Kansas again.** $3.9 million against [[Adam Hamilton]] in a seat no major forecaster has rated competitive is the third consecutive week Kansas has drawn money at this scale from a national committee. See [[Kansas Senate Outside Money 2026]]. **South Carolina enters the closing map.** $3.8 million across eight lines in [[SC-Sen-2026]] is this committee's first spending of that size in the state this cycle. ## Verification All 39 Schedule E lines are unflagged originals on an `F24N` notice: no amendment form code, no memo code (field 42), no duplicated line, no mirrored support/oppose pair, one expenditure date (**2026-10-28**) on every line, one election code (`G2026`). The notice totals **$38,767,366.55**, and the per-state, per-candidate and per-payee tables above each reconcile to it to the cent. ⚠️ **First read.** Derived on 2026-10-30 from the first full day of a restored FEC filing index; see [[FEC Electronic Filing Outage October 2026]]. Form 24 notices are re-checked at T-2 and T-3 for late arrivals and amendments. ## See Also - [[Senate Leadership Fund]] · [[Flexpoint Media]] · [[MHB Media Inc]] - [[CLF 39M House IE October 2026]] · [[SLF PAC 33.1M Senate Map IE October 2026]] - [[Independent Expenditure]] · [[Super PACs]] · [[2026 Midterms Hub]]