As shadowy Republican Super PACs retreat from battleground districts and abandon their candidates, Democratic Frontliners and Red to Blue challengers are reporting massive fundraising hauls.
Democrats have the resources and the momentum to deliver their closing message to voters and to draw a clear contrast with Republicans’ soon-to-end reign of rising costs and broken promises.
With less than 20 days until Election Day, Democrats are on a clear path to winning the House Majority.
Key stats from Q3:
- On average, Democratic Frontliners outraised their Republican challengers by over $742,000.
- Frontliners also boasted an average of nearly $2 million cash-on-hand — nearly 4 times more than their Republican challengers.
- 25 DCCC Frontliners outraised their Republican challengers.
- The DCCC’s Red to Blue Candidates raised, on average, more than $2 million, with 37 of them raising $1 million or more, 23 of them raising more than $2 million, and seven of them hauling in an eyepopping $3 million or more.
- 40 Red to Blue candidates outraised their Republican opponent:
- Bill Hill (AK-AL)
- Chris Jones (AR-02)
- Amish Shah (AZ-01)
- JoAnna Mendoza (AZ-06)
- Dr. Richard Pan (CA-06)
- Randy Villegas (CA-22)
- Marni von Wilpert (CA-48)
- Dwayne Romero (CO-03)
- Jessica Killin (CO-05)
- Manny Rutinel (CO-08)
- Bale Dalton (FL-07)
- Leela Gray (FL-13)
- Eliott Rodriguez (FL-27)
- Christina Bohannan (IA-01)
- Lindsay James (IA-02)
- Sarah Trone Garriott (IA-03)
- Zach Dembo (KY-06)
- Matt Dunlap (ME-02)
- Sean McCann (MI-04)
- Will Lawrence (MI-07)
- Christina Hines (MI-10)
- Jake Johnson (MN-01)
- Sam Forstag (MT-01)
- Jamie Ager (NC-11)
- Denise Powell (NE-02)
- Rebecca Bennett (NJ–07)
- Cait Conley (NY-17)
- Brian Poindexter (OH-07)
- Bob Brooks (PA-07)
- Paige Cognetti (PA-08)
- Janelle Stelson (PA-10)
- Nancy Lacore (SC-01)
- Bobby Pulido (TX-15)
- Johnny Garcia (TX-35)
- Justin J. Pearson (TN-09)
- Shannon Taylor (VA-01)
- Elaine Luria (VA-02)
- Tom Perriello (VA-05)
- Mitchell Berman (WI-01)
- Rebecca Cooke (WI-03)
- As Democrats across the country continue to build broad, motivated coalitions of supporters for the final push, the NRCC’s so-called “MAGA Majority” candidates averaged just $866,900 raised, significantly trailing their Democratic opponents across the battlefield.
- Democratic Frontliners outraised vulnerable Republican incumbents by an average of $367,000.
DCCC Spokesperson Viet Shelton:
“The story of 3rd quarter fundraising reflects the story of the midterms. While Republicans kowtow to their billionaire backers, praying they bail out their cash-starved campaigns, the American people are getting behind House Democrats — powering their campaigns across the country to deliver a resounding victory on November 3rd.”
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