Democrats’ House re-election arm hauls in record $40.7 million in fundraising the past three months
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The House Democrats’ re-election committee announced a record breaking haul in the April-June second quarter of 2022 fundraising, fueled by the issues of abortion and gun violence
The DCCC narrowly edged the rival National Republican Congressional Committee in June fundraising. The NRCC reported Tuesday night that it brought in $16.5 million last month.
Officials with the DCCC say that following multiple mass shootings and the move last month by the Supreme Court’s conservative majority to overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling that legalized abortion, "our donors acted swiftly to reject" what they called "the divisive and cruel politics House Republicans are selling." The DCCC highlights that they received $9 million in grassroots donations in June.
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