The National Committee of the Republican Congress (NRCC) said Tuesday that he raised $ 36.7 million in the first quarter of 2025, achieving the first stronger quarter for a year out of the elections in its history.
“The NRCC is offensive and is promoted by unstoppable impulse and generalized support,” said Mike Marinella, spokesman for the committee, in a statement.
The NRCC said it raised $ 21.5 million in March, which marked its best month out of the year and the highest March of history, and now enters the second quarter of the year with $ 23.9 million in cash.
The republican leadership of the House of Representatives in all areas has raised significant funds:
The tour of the first quarter of the republican campaign arm is the last of a series of massive sets of the Republican Party of the House of Representatives. Spokesman Mike Johnson (R-La.) Raised $ 32.2 million, marking its largest quarter-quarterly collection. Majority whip Tom Emmer (R-minn.) He controlled in the duration of $ 10 million the period and the leader of the majority Steve Scalise (R-La.) Based $ 12 million.
Last week, the group’s chair, representative. Richard Hudson (RN.C.), announced that the NRCC raised $ 35.2 million before its fundraising dinner with President Trump.
“We have to raise enough money to keep up with the Democrats and make sure that our candidates can convey their message,” Hudson said after the fundraising dinner with the 47th president.
The representative Scott Perry (R-PA), former president of Freedom Caucus, explained in Breitbart News Saturday That Republicans can expand their majority of the Chamber if they offer “significant” results and make the Democrats look “child”.
Pointing out that “the middle of the period elections tend to result in losses for the acting president’s party,” Breitbart News wrote in early March:
As Boyle and Perry pointed out, the only true exceptions to this trend in modern American electoral history are the reign of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1934 and that of President W. Bush after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
To challenge the probabilities of thesis, Perry said Republicans have to offer historical results.
Keystone’s conservative said that Republicans “need to be bold” and have to deliver a legislation that is “significant and produces results.”
Perry said the Democrats would be children if they cannot celebrate the police or a man entering the West Point Military Academy.
Sean Moran is Breitbart News policies reporter. Follow it in x @Seanmoran3.
