Democrats see voter enthusiasm in fundraising haul from small-dollar donors before the midterms
Summary
The Democratic National Committee said it raised over $10 million from small-dollar donors in September, a strong increase as the midterm elections approach. This amount is more than their fundraising in the same month during the last three midterm years, showing growing support ahead of the November 3 election.Key Facts
- The Democratic National Committee raised over $10 million in September from small-dollar donors.
- This is more than the amount raised in September of the last three midterm election cycles.
- The fundraising boost comes weeks before the midterm elections on November 3.
- Democrats hope this shows strong voter interest because control of Congress is at stake.
- The party had earlier struggled with fundraising during President Donald Trump’s current term.
- Republicans have raised more money overall and Democrats entered the campaign with debt.
- The information was shared with The Associated Press before a federal report deadline.
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