:In case you missed it, the Republican National Committee (RNC) raised an impressive $19.4 million last month, ending July with a record-breaking $130.3 million cash on hand. Republicans hold a major cash advantage over Democrat counterparts across the board, putting our candidates in a strong position to defy history in November.
What they are saying…
National News Desk: Republicans hold major cash edge over Democrats heading into 2026 midterms
“Across the three major Republican committees and two affiliated super PACs, Republicans reported $657 million in cash, roughly twice the $334 million held by comparable Democratic groups…Republicans are also currently ahead of Democrats in reserved political advertising, including a $139 million GOP advantage in fall reservations targeting congressional races."
Newsmax: RNC Nets $19.4 Million in July, Hits Record $130.3 Million
“The RNC enters the closing months of the midterm campaign with substantially more cash on hand than the Democratic National Committee…Republicans could have greater flexibility in deploying their money this election cycle following the Supreme Court's decision in NRSC v. FEC…The ruling allows the RNC to coordinate more extensively with candidates on television and digital advertising, direct mail, voter outreach, and get-out-the-vote efforts.”
Washington Examiner: House Republican campaign arm posts best year-to-date fundraising haul in committee history
“Republicans have held a steady fundraising advantage over their Democratic counterparts throughout the election cycle. The committee is also boasting its incumbents’ fundraising prowess. Battleground Republicans finished the second quarter with an average of $3.8 million on hand, compared to swing-district Democratic incumbents, who finished Q2 with an average of $2.7 million in the bank.”
Washington Examiner: RNC raised $19 million in July and has $130 million for midterm elections
“The RNC has ended the last three months with more money in its coffers, consistently breaking party records as the GOP hopes to retain control of both chambers of Congress this year.”
Washington Post: Democrats remain far behind GOP in cash on hand as midterms near
“With the midterms less than a dozen weeks away, the Republican National Committee continues to boast a massive cash advantage over its Democratic counterpart…The Democrats’ fundraising arm has been mired in money issues for months…DNC Chair Ken Martin and allies expected Democratic victories and the approaching midterms to bring major donors back, that hasn’t materialized.”
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