House Republicans ‘in the strongest position’ ever 100 days from midterms: Memo
Republicans currently hold a three-seat buffer in the House, notwithstanding vacancies. The memo says the NRCC has a $13.7 million dollar advantage over the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, putting the NRCC in the “strongest cash position” in 20 years. It also mentions the Supreme Court’s recent decision striking down the limits on spending individual candidates could do in conjunction with party committees, meaning “airtime, staff, and turnout operations are locked in across every district.”House Republican fundraisers also argue that the battlefield favors them.
- ▪Republicans currently hold a three-seat buffer in the House, notwithstanding vacancies.
- ▪The memo says the NRCC has a $13.7 million dollar advantage over the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, putting the NRCC in the “strongest cash position” in 20 years.
- ▪It also mentions the Supreme Court’s recent decision striking down the limits on spending individual candidates could do in conjunction with party committees, meaning “airtime, staff, and turnout operations are locked in across every distri
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EXCLUSIVE — The House Republican campaign arm argues it is “in the strongest position this committee has ever been in,” according to a new campaign memo.The memo, shared exclusively with the Washington Examiner, marks the 100-day point from the November elections and articulates why the National Republican Congressional Committee believes the GOP is in the driver’s seat for House majority. Republicans currently hold a three-seat buffer in the House, notwithstanding vacancies. Recommended Stories House Republicans ‘in the strongest position’ ever 100 days from midterms: Memo MAGA Republicans are ‘showing up in November’: Tom Emmer Maine Democrats nominate Troy Jackson to replace Graham Platner and take on Susan Collins The NRCC previews the message the committees and candidates are likely…
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