REPORT: Six Months From 2026 Midterms, Republicans Have Outraised Democrats by More Than $10 Million

Democrats seem to think that they are on the verge of a blue wave in the 2026 midterms this fall, but so far, the numbers are not backing that up.

New data shows that Republicans have a massive financial advantage and have raised more than $10 million dollars more than Democrats in recent months.

Of course, money isn’t everything in politics, but you would think that if Democrat voters are truly geared up to deliver a blue wave, they would be talking with their wallets.

ABC News reports:

Some Democratic donors frustrated with DNC chair Ken Martin amid fundraising woes

With six months until the high-stakes midterm elections, the Democratic Party is struggling to raise money and keep up with its GOP counterparts, leading to frustrations among some donors with Democratic National Committee leadership and its chair Ken Martin.

At the end of March, the Republican National Committee outraised the DNC $21.2 million to $11.4 million, according to new reports filed with the Federal Election Commission. The RNC reported having nearly eight times more cash on hand — $116 million to the DNC’s $13.8 million. In addition, the DNC is a little over $18 million in debt, according to FEC filings.

Democrats, though, are performing better than they did in 2018 at this point in the cycle when the party had raised $7 million and had little more than $9 million cash on hand. The party had just under $6 million in debt at that time, too.

Multiple Democratic bundlers, strategists and donors told ABC News that they are still angry over how funds were allocated during the 2024 presidential election — and frustrated at Martin’s unwillingness to publicly release a DNC audit that examined what went wrong for Democrats in 2024…

A longtime DNC finance member, who spoke to ABC News on the condition of anonymity, noted many donors are still questioning how funds were allocated during the 2024 race and the unreleased results of the DNC’s promised audit.

Midterm elections usually favor the party that is out of power, so Republicans have history working against them, but nothing is set in stone.

Republican voters have to show up on election day and independent voters have to be reminded that the Democrats have not changed one bit since the 2024 election. They want all of the same terrible policies that they put into place before they were voted out two years ago.

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