Republicans Shell Out Millions to Win Red Districts They Just Redrew
- The Senate Leadership Fund shifted $14 million to Kansas on Friday and pulled resources from North Carolina, redirecting GOP spending to defend vulnerable Senate seats in reliably red states.
- Republican operatives have entered "triage mode," according to Politico, as strategists warn the midterm cycle could be "worse than 2006" with the party's financial advantage showing its limits.
- Investment of $14 million in Kansas and $5 million in South Carolina aims to boost Republican Sen. Darline Graham as she struggles to hold her seat against Democrat Annie Andrews.
- The House Majority PAC and Congressional Leadership Fund canceled $1.1 million in Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District, mirroring Republican abandonment of the GOP-held seat.
- President Donald Trump is campaigning in Texas and Nebraska this week to bolster candidates and motivate the GOP base in traditionally safe states as Election Day approaches.
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All the Evidence Suggests America Has Given Up On Donald Trump and the GOP
The Republican Party is stepping up its efforts to hold onto control of Congress ahead of the November midterm elections, as President Donald Trump’s approval ratings hit an all-time low and numerous polls point to a “blue wave” Democratic resurgence once the votes are counted. Red Super PACs Restrategize Spending Vice President JD Vance gives remarks at a Sports Council announcement, Thursday, July 31, 2025, in the Roosevelt Room of the White H…
GOP likely to pick up only fraction of the seats it redrew
The Republican redistricting juice may not be worth the squeeze after all, as a worsening political environment portends likely modest gains in the eight states that redrew congressional maps this cycle to produce 13 favorable new districts. Nonpartisan race raters estimate Republicans could flip two to five seats under the new maps, which include redraws […]
Name A Senate Race, We’ll Show You How Republicans Are F*cking It Up
Those midterm elections are less than four weeks away, and the headlines just keep getting worse for Republicans.Politico: “Republicans enter triage mode as their election hopes continue to dim.” And it’s illustrated with a picture of Donald Trump leading Lindsey Graham’s undead sister Darline by the hand like he’s trying to make sure she gets to the pudding line at the nursing home safely.As the article explains, Republicans have pretty much gi…
Republican midterm triage puts bleak outlook into focus
Republican super PACs are flooding the airwaves in once-safe states, and pulling down ads for races that look like lost causes. President Trump, his approval ratings near record lows, is popping up in some of America's reddest states.Why it matters: The polls showing Democrats headed toward a blue wave on Nov. 3 may not be quite right. But money — and how campaigns and PACs spend it — rarely lies. Nor do the contrails of Air Force One.While Repu…
Republicans Are Moving Big Money to Red States and Abandoning North Carolina
Republican leaders are shifting resources to Kansas to help Sen. Roger Marshall defend his seat. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call via AP)The Republican triage effort is underway.Senate GOP leaders kick-started the decision to shift resources, all but conceding the North Carolina Senate race as they face the need to shore up other contested races as their majority comes under increasing threat.Instead, party leaders are plowing funds into Kansas and Sout…
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