Vulnerable House lawmakers in both parties are raising money at a strong pace as the outcome of their swing-seat races will be key to determining who controls the chamber next year.
A Bloomberg Government analysis of the latest campaign-finance reports, out overnight, show how seriously swing-seat lawmakers are taking their contests this fall.
The National Republican Congressional Committee put 25 sitting members in its “Patriot” incumbent-protection program, and that group began 2024 with an average of $1.8 million on hand, according to the Federal Election Commission documents.
The 28 House Democrats considered by their party to have the most difficult ...