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Redistricting already reshaped the House map for the 2026 midterms. But for House Democrats, it means fewer incumbents are paying dues to the party\u2019s campaign arm, and some are worried it could cause a cash crunch.<\/p>\n

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Every year, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee designates a group of vulnerable Democrats as \u201cFrontliners,\u201d giving extra financial support to help them retain their seats. Frontliners also receive debate-preparation help and legislative and communications guidance. Unlike other members of the caucus, this group is also exempt from paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in dues to the DCCC because they\u2019re expected to devote most of their resources to their own reelection campaigns.<\/p>\n

After the U.S. Supreme Court weakened the Voting Rights Act<\/u><\/span> by making racially drawn districts illegal this spring, state Republicans raced to remove majority-Black districts<\/u><\/span>. Those efforts pushed some Democrats into red districts, lowering their chances of being reelected.<\/p>\n

On top of that, the mid-cycle redistricting crunch has bulked up the number of Frontliners and other non-dues-paying members, multiple sources told NOTUS.<\/p>\n

Louisiana Rep. Cleo Fields is still undecided about whether he will run in what is now a Republican-leaning district after Louisiana state lawmakers eliminated his district. But he has stopped paying his dues to the campaign arm, even after fulfilling more than a third of his $275,000 quota.<\/p>\n

\u201cConditions have changed. The district has changed, obviously, which means that I got to, you know, focus a lot more on self,\u201d he told NOTUS about paying dues.<\/p>\n

One Frontliner, who was granted anonymity to speak candidly, told NOTUS that \u201cthe field [of vulnerable members] is spreading thinner, thinner, and so now the dues that members pay here, you know, don\u2019t go directly to frontliners like me. They go to the DCCC to decide what they do with that.\u201d<\/p>\n

Initially, Democratic leaders designated 26 Frontliners. That list dwindled to 21 after Maine Rep. Jared Golden\u2019s decision to not seek reelection<\/u><\/span> and California\u2019s voter-approved a ballot measure<\/u><\/span> to redraw the state\u2019s maps to counter Republicans\u2019 redistricting<\/u><\/span> efforts in Texas.<\/p>\n

But Democrats adjusted the program after redistricting<\/u><\/span>, adding five additional members to their roster of vulnerable Democrats: Florida Reps. Jared Moskowitz, Darren Soto and Kathy Castor, and Reps. Shomari Figures of Alabama and Greg Landsman of Ohio, who was released from the program in 2024 but was re-added after Ohio redrew its maps in 2025<\/u><\/span>.<\/p>\n

Missouri Rep. Emanuel Cleaver said he declined to officially join the group of Frontliners after Republicans eliminated his seat<\/u><\/span>, but he accepted some of the perks the DCCC offers to its most vulnerable members. He told NOTUS the caucus has been \u201cunimaginably supportive.\u201d<\/p>\n

But the fundraising restraints have had a sort of ripple effect. Cleaver wanted to donate to a promising candidate running for election in a Southern state legislature, but was advised not to by the Congressional Black Caucus\u2019 political arm. They didn\u2019t like the optics of Cleaver fundraising for another candidate when he\u2019s also now running in a newly drawn district that will be an uphill climb.<\/p>\n

A spokesperson for the DCCC said the committee expects to exceed what it raised last cycle from dues, but acknowledged that redistricting has effectively reduced the number of members who pay dues to the party.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhile we\u2019re on track to surpass what was raised in dues this cycle when compared to 2024 or 2022 \u2014 there is still more to do. Under the leadership of Leader Jeffries and Chair DelBene, we\u2019re working everyday to continue to make sure we have the necessary resources to take back the majority \u2014 and member dues are a huge part of that equation,\u201d Viet Shelton, a DCCC spokesperson, said in a statement.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, the ever-changing House schedule<\/u><\/span> has affected lawmakers\u2019 ability to fundraise, with some being forced to reschedule events with donors.<\/p>\n

Rep. Pramila Jayalpal (D-Washington) told NOTUS when the House failed to reauthorize<\/u><\/span> the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, rumors circulated that lawmakers would need to remain in D.C. to work over the weekend, risking the Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC\u2019s scheduled retreat in Annapolis, Maryland.<\/p>\n

Ultimately, House votes were postponed, \u201cbut we had hundreds of people coming from all over the country, and we had no idea if we were going to be able to actually go,\u201d Jayapal said.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis is my 10th year, it\u2019s never been like this. It\u2019s also really hard on our constituents. We\u2019ve had to cancel town halls, we\u2019ve had to cancel meetings, we can\u2019t plan anything,\u201d Jayapal added. \u201cWe just have no certainty around what the schedule is, and especially when the fundraising event involves a lot of people coming from lots of places, it makes it really tough.\u201d<\/p>\n

Similarly, the Congressional Black Caucus PAC recently postponed a dinner meant to thank dues-paying members when House Speaker Mike Johnson canceled votes due to a revolt in the GOP conference<\/u><\/span> over the SAVE America Act, according to a senior congressional aide who was granted anonymity to share internal correspondences from the DCCC to hill staff. The PAC invited chiefs of staff instead since lawmakers had left Washington.<\/p>\n

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The frontliner who initially said that DCCC dues don\u2019t go directly to vulnerable Democrats griped that the leadership\u2019s inability to build a fundraising infrastructure to support battleground candidates is \u201cincredibly frustrating.\u201d<\/p>\n

Johnson has a joint fundraising committee dubbed \u201cGrow the Majority\u201d that raises money specifically for the most vulnerable Republicans. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries started a similar entity for Democrats just over a year ago \u2014 after being asked by the Frontliners \u2014 but they haven\u2019t quite matched their Republican counterparts.<\/p>\n

Members are coming up with creative ways to incentivize their colleagues to pay dues. For example, Washington Rep. Emily Randall raised $162,500 at a December dinner she hosted at her home, forgoing the normal route of a \u201cfancy dinner,\u201d she told NOTUS. She hosted another duesfundraising dinner at her home last week.<\/p>\n

In a meeting last month, Democratic leadership presented<\/u><\/span> slides of the April dues report, detailing which members had met their dues commitment, as well as those who had not contributed at all this cycle. Some members told NOTUS they felt the message was designed to intentionally shame some members into paying.<\/p>\n

\u201cPeople were committing, \u2018Now that I\u2019m off the frontline\u2019 or \u2018Now that my primary is over, I\u2019m going to give,\u2019\u201d California Rep. Nanette Barrag\u00e1n, a member of House Democratic leadership, told NOTUS.<\/p>\n

She added that she\u2019s organizing a dinner in July to remind her colleagues about their dues. \u201cI go around to the members and say, \u2018Hey, come to this dinner and pay some dues, we need to get the majority back,\u2019\u201d she said. \u201cThere are some members who don\u2019t want to, and we just try to talk to them about the importance of it, and we\u2019ve got some members who haven\u2019t paid in the past, who pay now.\u201d<\/p>\n

Some members pointed to New Jersey Rep. Josh Gottheimer<\/u><\/span>, who has over $11 million in cash on hand, as one House Democrat who hasn\u2019t paid much in DCCC dues. Gottheimer ran for governor in 2025, but lost in the primary and is now running for reelection to his sixth term. According to a member dues report obtained by NOTUS, he paid $13,479 as of May, representingjust under5% of his expected dues.<\/p>\n

When asked by NOTUS about this, Gottheimer said he is \u201cvery focused on making sure I get resources directly to candidates.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cThere\u2019s people that I want to support directly and that I\u2019m really, really focused on, and that\u2019s what I\u2019ve been doing, and I\u2019m going to continue to do that. And I\u2019m sure along the way I\u2019ll also make sure I help the DCCC,\u201d Gottheimer added.<\/p>\n

And then there are Democrats in safe blue seats \u2014 who would be expected to donate to the party to support their colleagues \u2014 who aren\u2019t paying dues because they\u2019ve had to fend off primary challengers<\/u><\/span>. According to the member dues report, Reps. Adriano Espaillat<\/u><\/span> of New York, Shri Thanedar of Michigan, Jimmy Gomez of California and Al Green<\/u><\/span> of Texas, all of whom faced primary challengers, didn\u2019t pay their DCCC dues as of May of this year. Espaillat and Green both lost their primaries.<\/p>\n

\u201cI worry longer term about dues, the potential for member dues to go down,\u201d one former senior DCCC official told NOTUS. \u201cBecause rightly or wrongly, members are either concerned about a primary or at least have the convenient excuse of the potential for a primary.\u201d<\/p>\n

Vulnerable members are privately griping about their colleagues who\u2019ve simply lagged in paying dues and affecting the campaign\u2019s ability to support the caucus.<\/p>\n

\u201cLess dues means less resources for everyone, including our frontliners,\u201d one former aide to a Frontliner told NOTUS. \u201cModern campaigns are increasingly incredibly expensive operations to run. With Republicans looking to raise as much money as possible for this upcoming midterm, every dollar counts.\u201d<\/p>\n

A second Frontliner told NOTUS that members not paying dues has \u201calways been a problem.\u201d<\/p>\n

The lawmaker added that members who don\u2019t pay their dues or delay paying them puts vulnerable Democrats in a tricky position when they\u2019re planning how to spend resources in the fall: \u201cKnowing what resources the DCCC can provide is important. Yet, key decisions are often delayed and that affects the members\u2019 ability to make good decisions and key investments.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cHow can we ask donors for contributions when our own caucus doesn\u2019t do it?\u201d the member added.<\/p>\n

Texas Rep. Vicente Gonzalez said of those colleagues: \u201cIt\u2019s really selfish of them.\u201d<\/p>\n

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