House Democrats' behind-the-scenes pitch for dues: Help us take on MAGA Inc.
House Democratic leadership is pointing to the colossal spending by President Trump's super PACs in their behind-the-scenes efforts to get members to pay their dues to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee , Axios has learned. Why it matters: DCCC dues have fueled heated infighting among House Democrats in recent months, with several proposals emerging to force members to cough up more…
House Democratic leaders are urging members to contribute to their campaign coffers, citing the heavy spending by President Trump's super PACs. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has been a focal point of tension among House Democrats, as some propose stricter dues requirements. However, others in the Progressive and Black Caucuses oppose these suggestions, arguing that they threaten members.
DCCC chair Suzan DelBene emphasized the need for additional resources to counteract the aggressive attacks from MAGA Inc. The super PACs No Going Back PAC and Safety and Affordability PAC have spent $50 million and $38 million respectively, making them among the top five spenders on congressional races. Despite progress in dues payments, nearly 100 House Democrats have yet to contribute enough, with a significant portion of these non-payers being from swing districts.
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