Summary
President Trump's advisers are telling key Republican donors that two upcoming Supreme Court cases could help increase Republican power in future elections, including the 2026 midterms. These cases involve voting district rules and campaign finance laws, with decisions potentially affecting how districts are drawn and how much money can be spent in elections.
Key Facts
- President Trump's advisers spoke to Republican donors about upcoming Supreme Court cases.
- The cases could affect the 2026 midterm elections by changing election rules.
- One case, Louisiana v. Callais, might change how voting districts are drawn, affecting minority representation.
- The Supreme Court has a conservative majority, which may influence the rulings.
- A second case involves campaign finance limits and freedom of political speech.
- Republicans believe these changes could help them win more elections.
- The Supreme Court's decisions are expected to influence both major political parties.
- If the voting district rules change, it could impact elections as soon as 2028.
