A super PAC called Our Heritage Matters registered with the Federal Election Commission on Oct. 15. Five days later, it began spending to boost third-party candidates and attack Republicans . By Oct. 29, the group had spent about $1.2 million across 10 House and Senate races, according to a CNBC analysis of FEC filings . Because Our Heritage Matters formed after a key campaign finance reporting deadline on Oct. 15, its first regular report identifying its donors is not due until Dec. 3 , a month after Election Day . The group is an extreme example of a broader surge reshaping the midterm election : late-forming super PACs, including the latest-forming "pop-up PACs," pouring money into races before voters know where it came from.
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