Reno, NV, October 23, 2026 —

Marty O’Donnell, a Republican candidate for Nevada’s 3rd Congressional District, said he is unfazed after a Trump-aligned super PAC withdrew $2 million in planned advertising spending for his campaign. He also expressed confidence that additional funding will become available.

The reported withdrawal concerns planned ad spending. The available information does not say whether any of the planned advertising had already run, or whether the full amount was formally committed before it was withdrawn. It also does not identify the super PAC or explain its decision.

O’Donnell’s response, as described, was to signal confidence about the possibility of other funding. The details provided do not identify a source for that potential support, specify an amount, or give a timeline for when it might become available. No additional funding is described as having been secured.

The information provided does not include a date for the withdrawal or O’Donnell’s statement. It also does not give further details about the campaign’s finances, its advertising plans, or the effect of the withdrawn spending on its operations. Those points therefore remain unclear.

The known details are limited to the candidate’s party affiliation and district, the super PAC’s reported alignment with Trump, the $2 million in planned ad spending, and O’Donnell’s stated confidence about additional funding. Without further information, the reasons for the withdrawal and the campaign’s next steps cannot be established.


Story summarized from the original created by Oona Milliken,Mini Racker,Tabitha Mueller,Kate Reynolds,Eric Neugeboren on thenevadaindependent.com, see more information here.

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