Democrats are far less than Republicans at their June fundraiser: Report

As Democratic Party Republican fundraisers continued to roll up in June’s losses and internal conflicts involved, nearly doubled Democrats, according to Hill’s report and Fox News’ digital commentary.

Mountain Report The Republican National Committee raised a total of $16.2 million in June, and during the same period, the Democratic National Committee’s $8.6 million was well over $8.6 million.

According to media reports, the RNC’s current war box totals $80.78 million, while the DNC has $15.22 million on hand.

This is because Democrats must deal with internal turmoil in June, including dramas by former vice president David Hogga progressive activist, decided not to seek reelection after a few months in the position. Hogg pushed the major senior incumbent Democrats, causing a lot of internal rifts.

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At the time, DNC vice-chairman Malcolm Kenyatta told Fox News Digital that the process was “frustrating” and felt like “a slap on the face.”

“We can’t concentrate,” Kenyatta said. “We spent a lot of time talking about program bullshit in DNC. I promise you no one cares about this, no one wants to talk about it as little as I do. I want us to refocus.”

This is after Vice President Kamala Harris Spend up to $1.5 billion A report said the end of her 15-week campaign to defeat President Donald Trump, including burning millions of dollars in a star-studded event on the eve of the election.

Despite this seemingly terrifying situation, the Democratic leadership has adopted an optimistic tone and said in a statement on Monday that June is the “best ever” of the annual grassroots donation in the commission’s history.

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In 2024, Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris burned $1.5 billion during the presidential election defeat, including spending on high-profile events before she lost to Trump. (Peter Zay/Anadolu via Getty Images)

The party has raised more than $50 million in total since the beginning of the year, the statement said.

DNC Chairman Ken Martin commented: “Across the country, people are energetic, ready to fight back and give Democrats a win.”

“The DNC is breaking grassroots fundraising records, allowing more volunteers to raise record funds than ever before,” Martin said. “Dys are back on the field thanks to grassroots energy in all 50 states, and we will work together to beat the toxic Republican agenda and return this country to hard-working families.”

Meanwhile, Hill also reported that the National Republican Congress Committee (NRCC) surpassed its rival, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which was $32.3 million to $29.1 million in the second quarter of this year, and $18.1 million to $12.7 million in June.

The media noted that despite fundraising, the DCCC reported $39.7 million on hand, while the NRCC had $37.6 million. However, this is the first time that the NRCC has surpassed the DCCC in the first six months of the election cycle.

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Republican House leaders are touting financial advantages, and the Republican Congress movement surpasses Democrats on the main battlefield. (Alex Wong/Getty Images)

FOX News’ digital commentary on the NRCC fundraising figures found that on average, Republican congressional candidates exceeded $1.1 million to $661,000 among vulnerable House Democrats in the second quarter, with more than $848,000 on hand in the second quarter.

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NRCC spokesman Mike Marinella said in a statement emailed to Fox News Digital that the committee was building a “historic” war box.

“While House Republicans build a historic war box to develop the majority, House Democrats are broken, divided and hijacked by socialists,” Marinara said. “Donors are slamming the brakes because they know the party is pathetic, aimless and has no chance to take back the majority.”

Fox News Digital contacted RNC, DNC and DCCC but did not receive an immediate response.

Deirdre Heaven, Paul Steinhauser and Stephen Sorace of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.