# Tomorrow Together **Tomorrow Together** (FEC committee **C00958603**) disclosed **$3,102,716.91** of independent expenditure on a single 24-hour notice on **23 October 2026** — Form 24 file **2040931**, received 19:32:50, every line dated the same day, every line coded `G2026`. ## The notice Six Schedule E rows, no memo rows, **one vendor** — **[[Middle Seat Consulting]]** — and **100% oppose**. | Target | Office | Direction | Amount | |---|---|---|---| | [[Jon Husted]] | OH-Sen (special) | oppose | **$1,500,000.00** | | [[Roger Marshall]] | KS-Sen | oppose | **$1,000,000.00** | | Thomas More Barrett | House | oppose | $186,212.00 | | [[Rob Bresnahan]] | House | oppose | $138,834.97 | | [[Juan Ciscomani]] | House | oppose | $138,834.97 | | [[Derrick Van Orden]] | House | oppose | $138,834.97 | Two features are worth recording. First, **80.6% of the notice is in two Senate races** — [[OH-Sen-2026-Special]] and [[KS-Sen-2026]]. Second, **three of the four House lines are identical to the cent at $138,834.97**, which points to one creative-and-placement package bought once and allocated across three districts rather than three separate decisions. ## Why it matters The $1,000,000.00 against [[Roger Marshall]] makes this committee the latest of several to put seven figures into **Kansas**, a Senate seat no major forecaster has rated competitive. See [[KS-Sen-2026]]. ## What is not known **Who funds it.** No receipt has been read into this site for this committee. A super PAC's funders appear on its periodic reports, and in the closing fortnight of a cycle the 24-hour notices run ahead of them — so the spending is public before the money behind it is. ## What to watch - **The committee's first disclosed Schedule A receipt**, on its post-general report. - **Any further Kansas line** from this committee. - **[[Middle Seat Consulting]] on another committee's Schedule E.** ## See also - [[Middle Seat Consulting]] · [[KS-Sen-2026]] · [[OH-Sen-2026-Special]] - [[Donor Network Hub]] · [[2026 Midterms Hub]]