Yesterday, the DNC and ASDC announced a historic four-year agreement that will see the DNC invest a total of $1 million per month into all 57 Democratic state and territory parties as part of our “organize everywhere, win anywhere” strategy. Through the investment, the DNC is pouring more money into state parties than ever before, providing them with the necessary tools and resources to build critical Democratic infrastructure, turbocharge organizing operations, and secure down-ballot election wins — not just in the upcoming election cycles but for years to come. 

• Nationwide: New York Times: D.N.C. Will Send More Cash to Red States, Aiming to Strengthen Party’s Reach
• Nationwide: Axios: DNC unveils new 50-state strategy: “Organize everywhere”
• Nationwide: States Newsroom: National Dems to deliver more than $1M a month to state parties
• Nationwide: NBC News: DNC announces increased investment to all 50 state parties
• Nationwide: Spectrum News: DNC announces ‘historic’ $17.5K monthly investment to states as part of ‘organize everywhere, win anywhere’ plan
• Nationwide: Washington Post: DNC bolsters state party funding in Trump-era reboot
• Nationwide: NewsNation: Amid questions over Democratic brand, DNC seeks unity, investment
• Nationwide: Daily Kos: DNC invests heavily in state parties, taking the fight to Trump country
• In Kansas: Kansas City Star: Democrats to pump cash into red states: a revival strategy | Opinion
• In North Carolina: WRAL: National Democrats to boost investment in NC organizing ahead of 2026 midterms
• In Pennsylvania: PoliticsPA: DNC Announces “Organize Everywhere, Win Anywhere” 50-State Strategy
• In Wisconsin: Channel 3000: DNC announces record monthly investments in state parties, including Wisconsin
• In Virginia: Virginia Mercury: National organizations will give big boosts to Virginia Democrats this year

On Wednesday, the DNC filed an opposition brief in the U.S. Supreme Court to block the RNC and Pennsylvania Republicans’ attempt to undermine the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s jurisdiction and end a long-standing law that ensures early voters with errors on their mail-in ballots are able to cast a provisional ballot in-person on Election Day. Make no mistake: Pennsylvanians deserve to have their voice heard and their vote counted, which is why the DNC is sparing no effort to stand up for Pennsylvania voters against Republicans’ attempts to disenfranchise them.   

• In Pennsylvania: Politico: DNC steps into voting rights fight in Pennsylvania
• In Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Capital-Star: SCOTUS has no jurisdiction in Pennsylvania provisional ballots case, Democrats argue

A U.S. District Court judge blocked key parts of Trump’s illegal executive order that attempts to suppress voters, upend voter registration systems, hand over sensitive information to DOGE, stop states from counting eligible mail ballots, and withhold federal election funding from dozens of states in the process after the DNC, other Democratic committees, and congressional leaders sued.

• Nationwide: New York Times: Trump’s Attempt to Overhaul Election Law Is Partly Blocked by a Judge
• Nationwide: Associated Press: Judge halts parts of Trump’s overhaul of US elections, including proof-of-citizenship requirement
• Nationwide: National Desk: Federal court blocks parts of Trump’s executive order on voting in elections

This week, in a 2-1 ruling, the North Carolina 4th Court of Appeals blocked the NC Board of Elections from forcing military and overseas voters to once again prove their identification, delivering a resounding loss for disgraced Judge Jefferson Griffin and Republicans’ ploy to overthrow an election. The court’s ruling is a victory for military and overseas voters who don’t deserve to have obstacles standing in the way of exercising their constitutional right to vote. As the case continues in federal courts, Democrats will keep defending North Carolinians from Republicans’ shameless attempts to undermine the will of the voters. 

• In North Carolina: WRAL: Federal court temporarily blocks NC from taking steps to throw out ballots in Griffin-Riggs lawsuit
• In North Carolina: News & Observer: Federal judges block NC Supreme Court election ‘cure’ process — for now
• In North Carolina: NC Newsline: US appeals court pauses NC elections board action in the Supreme Court election case
• In North Carolina: Carolina Journal: Federal Appeals Court grants stay to Riggs, Democrats in NC election dispute

Also this week, Democrats continued to host “People’s Town Hall” events across the country, meeting voters where their Republican representatives won’t and keeping the drumbeat going on how Trump and Republicans are prioritizing billionaires over working Americans. 

• Nationwide: Washington Post: Democrats take fight to red districts as Republicans shirk town halls
• In Colorado: Colorado Newsline: Rep. Gabe Evans absent as Colorado Democrats blast him at ‘People’s Town Hall’
• In Colorado: Austin American-Statesman: National Democrats turn to U.S. Rep. Greg Casar of Austin to rally working class voters
• In Colorado: AlterNet: ‘Chicken’: Another Trump ’employee’ absent as Colorado voters blast him at town hall
• In North Carolina: MSNBC: ‘Welcome to the team’: Chris Murphy, Maxwell Frost hold town halls where Republicans won’t
• In North Carolina: Elon News Network: Democratic representatives hold town hall in N.C. 9th Congressional District

Meanwhile, another round of Republican-led town halls led to boos and jeers as constituents continue to press their Representatives on why they are choosing to stand by Trump’s out-of-touch agenda that puts their livelihood at risk. 

• In Florida: The New Republic: Republican Rep’s Town Hall Goes off the Rails as He Defends DOGE
• In Iowa: Des Moines Register: Another town hall, another irate crowd. But Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley says he’s not stopping
• In Nebraska: Nebraska Public Media: Nebraskans confront U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts at contentious town hall

While Trump and MAGA Republicans champion a reckless agenda that threatens to gut Medicaid for millions, slashes jobs, and wrecks our economy, Americans and businesses are left suffering from the fallout. 

• In Ohio: Ohio Capital Journal: Medicaid cuts would impact more than a quarter of Ohioans, children and the elderly most of all
• In Ohio: Columbus Dispatch: Ohio farmers fear long trade war, face uncertainty and rising costs
• In Pennsylvania: The Keystone: She has 23 medical conditions and Medicaid helps keep her alive. Republicans want to gut it.
• In South Dakota: South Dakota Searchlight: States that enshrined Medicaid expansion in their constitutions, including SD, could be in a bind

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