Democratic party money status shows surprising numbers after 2024 election
Post-election finance reports show stark contrast in Democratic organizations bank accounts. While national committee stays strong with millions saved‚ their biggest super PAC faces serious money issues
The financial aftermath of the 2024 presidential race shows a two-sided story for the Democratic party. The Democratic National Committee (DNC) keeps its money-smart position with almost 50-mil in their accounts‚ while things look different for their key supporter group
A month after the voting results Future Forward (the partyʼs largest super-PAC) shows serious money troubles — its bank account holds just 64-thousand dollars; thats way below their 47.3-mil debt from unpaid expenses and loans. This group spent big chunks of cash on tv-spots featuring Vice President Kamala Harris before election day
The numbers point to an interesting split in democratic finances: while the main party structure stays well-funded their outside helping groups face some hard-to-solve math problems. The super-PACs spending choices (mostly focused on pushing Harris campaign messages) left them with empty pockets; this shows how expensive modern political advertising has become
