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The DCCC is backing five new candidates in competitive districts as the midterm elections approach. This move follows recent victories by DSA candidates, which some Republicans cite as evidence of a shift in the Democratic Party. DCCC Chair Suzan DelBene emphasized voter dissatisfaction with rising costs and the need for new leadership.
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The DCCC is backing five new candidates in competitive districts as the midterm elections approach. This move follows recent victories by DSA candidates, which some Republicans cite as evidence of a shift in the Democratic Party. DCCC Chair Suzan DelBene emphasized voter dissatisfaction with rising costs and the need for new leadership.
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