Democrats lead the polls. Republicans lead in cash heading into the midterms
Republicans hold a $103 million cash advantage across national party committees as the fight for control of Congress enters its final six weeks.
Democrats lead the polls. Republicans lead in cash heading into the midterms
Republicans hold a $103 million cash advantage across national party committees as the fight for control of Congress enters its final six weeks.
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