Republican Senate campaign boss admitted that his candidate has money problems

In Georgia, Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock raised $ 17.2 million between April 1st and June 30th, spending more than $ 22.2 million on banks to end the period. In contrast, Republican Herschel Walker had only $ 6.8 million on hand.

In Arizona, Democratic Senator Mark Kelly raised about $ 13.6 million in the second quarter and raised about $ 25 million to banks in June. Republicans continue to be trapped in the fragmented and costly primary party and will not end until next month.

And it’s not just the democratic incumbents who are cashing up for their Senate races. In Pennsylvania, Democratic candidate John Fetterman raised about $ 11 million in three months, doubling the amount brought in by Republican candidate celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz. The margin from April to the end of June is 9-1.

But that said, Republican Senator Scott, who oversaw these campaigns, has definitely decided to publicly admit that the party and its candidates have funding problems. Notable.

Scott’s move is strategic. He wants to awaken to the fact that Republican donors (and the candidates they give) are currently facing a serious deficit in the financial battle.

But the reality is that Republicans are running out of money. TV ads are already running in many states, for example Ryan is already spending millions of dollars on commercials, and fall advertising time is starting to run out.

point: Scott knows that Republicans can win the races that are being spent-especially given the GOP slopes of national arenas. But he also knows that you always want to be a high-money campaign rather than a low-money campaign.