# Fight On Iowa **Fight On Iowa** (FEC committee **C00904482**) is an independent-expenditure committee supporting Republican [[Ashley Hinson]] and opposing Democrat [[Josh Turek]] in [[IA-Sen-2026]]. It follows the [[State-Branded Super PAC Template]]: a state-patriotic name carrying no information about who is behind it, with spending disclosed through 24- and 48-hour notices long before any receipts report. ## Disclosed spending | Filing | Received | Amount | Direction | Vendors | |---|---|---|---|---| | Form 24, files 2015585 and 2015582 | 2026-09-29 | **$1,123,022.26** | support [[Ashley Hinson]] / oppose [[Josh Turek]] | Flexpoint Media; RedWave Communications | **Flexpoint Media Inc is also [[Texas PAC]]'s broadcast buyer**, where it has placed $111,865,180.32 — 85.1% of that committee's spending. A shared media buyer between a $1.1M Iowa committee and the cycle's largest single-race operation is a procurement fact rather than a funding one, but it is worth recording: Flexpoint is becoming a common node across Senate Leadership Fund–adjacent vehicles. ## Related anti-Turek money [[Josh Turek]] is being targeted by several committees at once. FEC filings on 2026-09-29 and 2026-09-30 also show **$382,037.00** from [[America PAC]] through The Baker Group LLC, **$44,921** from SLF PAC, and House-side spending from other vehicles. Iowa is absorbing outside money from both the Musk and the Senate-leadership networks. > [!note] Stub built 2026-10-01 to close a reporting loop > This committee appeared in **six consecutive daily money digests** without being built, each time > recommended and each time deferred. It is built now at minimum viability. Still to establish: funders, > registration date, treasurer, and cumulative cycle spending derived from its own notices. ## Receipt date 2026-10-04 — $574,895.00, and the Texas PAC mailbox | Filing | Received | Expenditure date | Amount | Direction | Vendors | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | Form 24, file **2016818** | 2026-10-04 | 2026-10-02 | **$574,895.00** | $287,447.50 support [[Ashley Hinson]] / $287,447.50 oppose [[Josh Turek]] | [[Flexpoint Media]] $571,375.00 (99.4%) · Something Else Strategies LLC $3,520.00 | Signed by treasurer **Nancy Rennaker**. > [!important] It files from the same mailbox as Texas PAC > This notice's header gives **#134-7415 SW Pkwy, Bldg 6 Ste 500, Austin TX**. [[Texas PAC]] — the > $133.56M anti-[[James Talarico]] committee — is registered at **Austin > TX**. Same building, same suite, same mailbox number, differently formatted. The treasurers differ > (Nancy Rennaker here, Cabell Hobbs there). > > This is a **harder** fact than the shared [[Flexpoint Media]] buyer already noted above, and it is still > most likely the Hobbs compliance operation's address rather than a funding link — Hobbs is treasurer of > record for 299 FEC committees, and the vault applies that limit consistently. It is recorded because > both committees filed on the same receipt date. The counter-money arrived the same day: [[Project Bullhorn PAC]] put **$255,000.00** against [[Ashley Hinson]] and behind [[Josh Turek]] — the second anti-Hinson notice in two days. See [[IA-Sen-2026]]. The aggregate columns ($6,474,390.24 and $6,476,150.24) are **not** race or committee totals. Source: `docquery.fec.gov/dcdev/posted/2016818.fec` ## 2026-10-06 — a third committee enters against Hinson, ten times larger On receipt date **2026-10-05**, **[[American Meat Producers PAC]]** (C00929828) disclosed **$1,708,500.00 in a single Schedule E line opposing [[Ashley Hinson]]** (file **2017130**, payee Lever Communications) — the largest single independent-expenditure line in the country on that date, and roughly **six times** this committee's entire anti-Hinson spending on 2026-10-04. Fight On Iowa itself filed **$57,500.00** supporting Hinson on 2026-10-05 (file 2017022, not read at file level). Three committees have now spent against her inside two receipt dates — this one, [[Project Bullhorn PAC]] and American Meat Producers PAC. The 2026-10-04 anti-Hinson trigger has fired twice. Source: `docquery.fec.gov/dcdev/posted/2017130.fec` ## Receipt date 2026-10-06 — $1,113,695.00, the committee's largest notice | Filing | Received | Amount | Direction | Vendor | Lines | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | **Form 24, file 2017369** | **2026-10-06** | **$1,104,195.00** | support [[Ashley Hinson]] | Flexpoint Media $1,084,195.00; Something Else Strategies LLC | 3 | | Form 24, file 2017369 | 2026-10-06 | **$9,500.00** | oppose [[Josh Turek]] | Something Else Strategies LLC | 1 | **Notice total $1,113,695.00**, expenditure date **2026-10-07** — forward-dated by a day. Signed by treasurer **Nancy Rennaker** from the Austin, Texas mailbox this committee shares with [[Texas PAC]]. A second notice the same day, file 2017281, carried **$268,070.00**. The committee's **derived day total across every Schedule E line it filed on receipt date 2026-10-06 is $1,587,904.85** — so a further **$206,139.85** sits in notices this page has not yet read at file level. **The split is 99.1% positive.** On a day when the national Schedule E book ran heavily negative, this committee put $1,104,195.00 behind Hinson and $9,500.00 against her opponent — the inverse of the split-to-the-cent pattern the 2026-10-05 sweep documented across four other committees, and the inverse of its own 2026-09-29 notice. **Flexpoint Media took 97.3% of the positive money**, the same buyer that has placed 85.1% of [[Texas PAC]]'s $133.6M. The aggregates on these rows ($6,553,650.24 / $6,563,150.24) are **not** an IA-Sen or committee total. This is a first read of receipt date 2026-10-06. Source: `docquery.fec.gov/dcdev/posted/2017369.fec` ## See Also - [[IA-Sen-2026]] · [[Ashley Hinson]] · [[Josh Turek]] - [[Texas PAC]] · [[America PAC]] - [[State-Branded Super PAC Template]] · [[Independent Expenditure]] · [[Super PACs]] - [[Organizations Hub]]