One billionaire vs. all of us.
Elon Musk has put $366 million into the 2026 midterms so far: $158 million to the Senate Republican super PAC, $76 million to his own, and more that hasn't been reported yet. He is, by a wide margin, the biggest known donor of the election. He's one person. We're not.
So we're going to outraise him. As much money as we can, as fast as we can, from millions of people with their names on it. You don't win a gunfight with a knife. The difference between us and him isn't how much we raise. It's what we do with it, and that you'll see every dollar.
Figures: New York Times via Election Law Blog, Oct 2026, based on FEC filings.
What it takes to outraise him.
Slide his spending and the average gift. The number of people it takes is the whole point: he has one checkbook, we have millions.
People it takes to match him
3,660,000
at $100 each, against $366 million
Fewer people than live in Los Angeles.
Outraise him. Then vote on where it goes.
We raise money. That's the job, and we're not going to apologize for doing it well. Pick your amount now; it's charged the day our account opens, which is days away, and you get the link first.
What's different is what we do with it. Every donor named. Every big gift announced within 48 hours. Every dollar we spend, published. You vote on where it goes. Same weapon. Different hands.