A Democratic super PAC is planning to allocate $30 million towards state legislative races, as reported by Axios. The Forward Majority PAC aims to focus on approximately two dozen races during the 2026 midterm elections, with the intention of gaining an advantage in future redistricting efforts. Leslie Martes, CEO of Forward Majority PAC, stated that there are 7,000 legislative districts nationwide, and while not all are up for election this year, it is crucial to invest resources strategically. The PAC will target close races that may not receive significant outside attention, such as Arizona's 17th Senate District, which supported former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election but elected a Republican. The current redistricting battles are nearing conclusion, but further conflicts are anticipated leading up to the 2028 elections. The importance of state legislatures has been highlighted, especially as states like Texas and California engage in redistricting efforts that affect party representation.
Democratic Super PAC Plans $30 Million Investment in State Legislative Races
The Forward Majority PAC, a Democratic super PAC, plans to spend $30 million on state legislative races in the 2026 midterm elections. The funding will target close races to influence future redistricting, with a focus on districts that may lack significant outside attention.
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Democratic super PAC to spend $30 million on state legislative races: Report
Democratic Super PAC Plans $30 Million Investment in State Legislative Races