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With fewer than 100 days until the November 2026 midterms, the Republican National Committee holds more than $128 million in cash with zero debt, while the Democratic National Committee carries roughly $18.5 million in debt against just $16 million on hand. President Trump underscored the GOP's financial dominance on Tuesday, headlining a closed-press fundraiser at […] The post Republicans enter midterm homestretch with $128 million war chest while DNC sits in the red appeared first on American Almanac .
With fewer than 100 days until the November 2026 midterms, the Republican National Committee holds more than $128 million in cash with zero debt, while the Democratic National Committee carries roughly $18.5 million in debt against just $16 million on hand. President Trump underscored the GOP's financial dominance on Tuesday, headlining a closed-press fundraiser at his golf club in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, where dinner and reception tickets started at $15,000 and a high-level roundtable seat ran as high as $150,000. The event kicked off a two-day western swing that took him to Las Vegas the following day to talk up the economy, a subject that, by every available poll, towers over every other voter concern heading into November. The…Open
The House Republicans' campaign arm brought in $24.3 million in the last quarter of 2025, ending the year with $117.2 million raised, Axios has learned. Why it matters: The National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee's (NRCC) fundraising haul surpasses every recent off-year except for 2021, when Democrats had full control of Washington. - The NRCC raised $13.7 million in December alone, and ended the year with $50.7 million cash on hand. State of play: The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has not released their fourth quarter haul. - They out-raised the NRCC $26.2 million to $24 million in the third quarter. But the GOP raised $14 million to Democrats' $11.5 million in September. - In October, the NRCC had…