Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Will Pay Its Interns

The change came after current interns said their class was overly "white and wealthy."
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Opinion | How Long Will Congressional Republicans Let This Go On?

Think about this the next time you hear the GOP talk about freedom.
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Nationally Backed Democrat Falls Short In New York Primary For Congress

Progressive activist Dana Balter wins. New York is a key part of Democrats' plans to take over the House.
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New York House Primary Pits National Democrats Against Local Party, Activists

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee intervened late in the contest for New York’s 24th Congressional District.
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Progressive Democrat Blasted By Her Own Party Advances In Texas Primary

Laura Moser used a broadside from the national party to her advantage. She places second in the primary.
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Grassroots Groups Petition DCCC To ‘Stop Attacking Progressives’

Frustration with House Democrats’ campaign arm is boiling over.
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DCCC Advised Candidates To ‘Be Careful’ With Initial Comments On Parkland Shooting

A staffer said they should avoid politicizing the tragedy, but thoughts and prayers were fine.
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DCCC Advised Candidates Not To Discuss Gun Control Right After Vegas Shooting

The campaign organization said Democrats should focus on offering thoughts and prayers.
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Congressional Democrats Go Scorched Earth Against A Progressive Candidate

Some think Laura Moser is too liberal for what's expected to be a contentious Houston race.
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House Democrats Just Had Their Best Ever January Fundraising Haul

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised $9.3 million.
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