WASHINGTON: MAHA PAC fundraising remains far below its $100 million midterm target, with federal filings showing about $2.4 million in receipts for the 2025-26 cycle through July 31.
Federal Election Commission records show the Robert F. Kennedy Jr.-aligned hybrid PAC reported $2,398,312.85 in receipts and $286,135.22 in cash on hand. The committee also reported about $170,000 in outstanding debts.
Tony Lyons announced the $100 million fundraising campaign in March to support Make America Healthy Again candidates, particularly Republicans endorsed by President Donald Trump.
MAHA PAC describes itself as the political arm of the movement and says its 2026 goal is electing Republicans to the House and Senate.
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The FEC figures require some context. MAHA PAC entered the current cycle with about $7.74 million in cash and has reported roughly $9.85 million in total disbursements since January 2025.
During the first six months of 2025 alone, the committee spent about $3.82 million. FEC data show no direct candidate contributions during that period, although the PAC reported $32,041 in independent expenditures.
One of MAHA PAC’s clearest 2026 interventions came in Louisiana, where it backed Republican Rep. Julia Letlow against Sen. Bill Cassidy.
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FEC filings show its reported independent expenditures supporting Letlow had exceeded $525,000 by early May.
Meanwhile, The Hill reported on August 30 that Republican operatives are questioning whether MAHA’s political organisations can convert Kennedy’s broader health movement into significant campaign spending before November.
