Overview
- New campaign filings show the RNC ended May with $72.4 million in cash reserves, almost five times the DNC’s $15 million.
- Party officials have discussed securing a line of credit in light of tight finances.
- Two labor union leaders resigned from DNC leadership and former vice chair David Hogg departed after public disputes with Chair Ken Martin.
- The DNC raised a record $40 million in individual donations since February, with more than 65% coming from contributions of $200 or less.
- The RNC’s cash advantage is likely to give Republicans an early boost in building campaign infrastructure for next year’s midterm elections.