Why It Matters

Come and Take It PAC is a Super PAC registered with the Federal Election Commission as an independent expenditure-only committee. The PAC is unauthorized and not affiliated with a candidate. The organization's name draws from the phrase "Come and Take It," which originated during the 1835 Battle of Gonzales in the Texas Revolution and has become associated with Second Amendment and gun rights advocacy.

In the 2026 election cycle, Come and Take It PAC focused its spending on the Missouri 6th Congressional District Republican primary, where it spent $220,869 supporting Chris Stigall and $217,204 opposing Nathan Willett through July 15. As of July 15, the PAC reported total receipts of $1,270,034 and total disbursements of $1,083,185.20, with $186,848.80 in cash on hand.

The Money

What Came In

The Super PAC received $1,157,500 in individual contributions and $92,500 from other political committees through July 15, for a total of $1,250,000 in contributions. The PAC reported total receipts of $1,270,034 as of the end of the reporting period.

Where It Went

The PAC reported total disbursements of $1,083,185.20 through July 15. The PAC's spending was concentrated on independent expenditures in the Missouri 6th Congressional District Republican primary, with the remainder allocated to contributions to other political committees and operational expenses.

Direct Contributions to Candidates

Come and Take It PAC reported no direct contributions to candidates through July 15. The PAC made $92,500 in contributions to other political committees, according to its FEC filing.

Independent Expenditures: Support

The PAC spent $220,869 supporting Chris Stigall in the Missouri 6th Congressional District Republican primary through July 15.

Independent Expenditures: Opposition

Come and Take It PAC spent $217,204 opposing Nathan Willett, the Republican candidate in Missouri's 6th Congressional District primary, through July 15.

About the Organization

The Super PAC is registered with the Federal Election Commission as an independent expenditure-only committee. The PAC is unauthorized and not affiliated with a candidate. No public mission statement has been located for Come and Take It PAC.

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