100 days until midterm election: DCCC Chair DelBene says Democrats have the momentum
With 100 days remaining until the November midterm election, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) Chair Suzan DelBene said her party sees a path back to the U.S. House majority. The comments come as President Donald Trump's approval ratings have dipped.

With exactly 100 days to go until the November midterm election, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) Chair Suzan DelBene told CNBC that her party is well positioned to retake the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives. DelBene said the assessment was grounded in the party's recent grassroots organizing and voter outreach efforts across competitive districts.
DelBene pointed to a dip in President Donald Trump's approval ratings as a key reason for her optimism. She also cited candidate fundraising totals and grassroots organizing as positive indicators for Democrats heading into the fall campaign. Party sources indicate additional resources are planned for candidates in key battleground states over the coming months.
Republican Party officials had not issued a direct response to DelBene's comments as of publication. Analysts expect both parties to sharpen their campaign strategies in the coming weeks as the midterm race intensifies. Political observers note that the remaining 100 days will likely prove decisive for both fundraising and voter turnout efforts on each side.
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