The Republican National Committee outraised the Democratic National Committee by more than $10 million heading into the 2026 midterms — and that’s not even the best part. The DNC is sitting on $18 million in debt while the RNC is sitting on a cash-on-hand advantage that’s roughly 8 times larger. Americans are voting with their wallets, folks, and the verdict is in.

The resistance is broke. Literally.

Here are the numbers, because numbers don’t lie even when politicians do. The RNC raised $21.2 million by the end of March. The DNC managed a measly $11.4 million. And while the RNC has $116 million in cash on hand, the DNC is limping along with $13.8 million — plus that lovely $18 million debt hanging around their neck like an anchor.

For context, even in 2018 — the so-called “Blue Wave” cycle — the DNC had raised $7 million at this point with $9 million cash on hand and only $6 million in debt. They’re doing worse now than they were eight years ago. Way worse.

And the donors know it. According to ABC News, “multiple Democratic bundlers, strategists and donors told ABC News that they are still angry over how funds were allocated during the 2024 presidential election.” Translation: the big-money Democrats are furious that their party lit their cash on fire backing Kamala and got nothing for it.

DNC Chair Ken Martin is catching heat from every direction. Democratic donors are openly frustrated with his leadership, per ABC News, and you can’t really blame them. When your opponent has 8 times more cash on hand and you’re $18 million underwater, “frustration” is putting it politely.

This is what happens when your party has nothing to sell. No ideas. No agenda. No candidate anyone’s excited about. Just “Trump bad” on repeat — and apparently that message doesn’t open wallets the way it used to.

Meanwhile, the GOP base is fired up. They’re writing checks because they see results. Secure border. Strong economy. A president who actually does what he says he’ll do. Turns out that’s a pretty compelling fundraising pitch.

Six months out from the midterms and Democrats are already playing defense with an empty war chest. The RNC is stacking cash like they’re preparing for a landslide, and the DNC can’t even pay off its debts from the last election cycle.

As reported by The Gateway Pundit, this fundraising gap isn’t just a number on a spreadsheet. It’s a referendum. Every dollar donated is a vote of confidence, and right now, America’s confidence in the Democratic Party is worth about $13.8 million — minus the $18 million they already owe.

Good luck with that, Ken.