House Republicans have raised $250M this cycle against $249M for Democrats, reversing a trend from 2024 and 2022 when Democrats outraised them by $84M and $74M, respectively. The DNC transferred no funds to the DCCC in September and reported cash reserves of $19M. GOP financing has increased following a Supreme Court ruling on party coordination, though the party trails by 12 points on the generic ballot and the president has a 31% approval rating.
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House Republicans Outraise Democrats for First Time Since 2022
US Politics2 hours ago
The National Republican Congressional Committee raised $28.5M in September, surpassing the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s $26.3M for the month. A $14.5M transfer from the Republican National Committee (RNC) accounted for 51% of the NRCC's receipts, consisting of $8M moved on Sept. 25 and $6.5M on Sept. 30. This funding pushed the NRCC's cash on hand to $61.3M, while the DCCC held $55.8M at the end of the month.
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