Democratic consultants expected to submit bids to their House campaign committee for contracts to cut up to $100 million worth of television ads by late summer last year.
But as the 2026 midterms drew closer, no invitation ever came — a concrete sign of how the political parties are preparing for a potential earthquake in how the battle for Congress is waged.
This freeze, according to three people who are involved in the process and were granted anonymity to describe private decision-making, shows a significant shift in strategy for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. And it illustrates how a little-watched Supreme Court case…
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