The DGA executive director states the organization requires an additional $20 million late surge of capital to close the remaining spending gap with the GOP. This effort aligns with the 2026 midterm strategy described by Andy Beshear, who noted that the roadmap for the 2028 election cycle runs through the results of the current midterms.
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DGA Pours $10M Into Texas and Georgia to Close GOP Spending Gap
US Politics7 days ago
The Democratic Governors Association is funding battles for control of Southern statehouses to narrow a funding deficit against rivals. The group announced it is investing $10 million in both the Georgia and Texas governor races, with its spending in Georgia already making the organization the largest donor to candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms as she challenges billionaire Republican Rick Jackson.
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