The only thing worse than the Democrats record low approval ratings, might be their finances. The campaign finance numbers are out, and they are not good. At least not for the Dems.
"80.7 million cash on hand for the RNC in June, compared to the $15.2 million for the DNC" said Aaron Evans, president of Winning Republican Strategies, "I think it really shows the momentum shift happening in our country. I think they're polling around 19%? If you had a company that only 19% of people actually valued you on your Yelp ratings, you probably wouldn't be in business long, and that's really where the DNC is at right now."
And as we look forward to 2026, the question is will this big financial disparity be enough for the RNC to avoid what normally happens to the party in power during a midterm?
"I think this puts us in a strong position for the midterms" Evans told KTRH, "And right know, we don't want to get to arrogant about it, but with the trends that we're seeing we've got a real shot at going into the midterms with more money."
And that could mean even more losses, for the Democrats.
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