The Republican National Committee raised $19.4 million in July and finished the month with a record $130.3 million in cash on hand. The total marks the highest amount of cash reserves in the committee's history.

The strong fundraising performance comes as Republicans focus on the final stretch before the 2026 midterm elections. Party leaders have emphasized building financial strength ahead of contests for control of Congress and key state races.

Cash on hand provides a key measure of organizational readiness. The record figure gives the RNC flexibility to support candidates, fund voter outreach efforts, and respond to Democratic initiatives in the months ahead.

July totals reflect continued donor support for Republican priorities. The committee has highlighted its focus on efficient spending and broad-based contributions in recent cycles.

The news follows several months of steady fundraising by the national committee. GOP officials view the reserves as an advantage heading into a competitive election cycle.