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A report from the Wall Street Journal underscores the stark difference in financial reserves between the two major parties. As of early October, the Republican National Committee (RNC) boasted approximately $86 million in cash on hand, whereas the Democratic National Committee (DNC) had around $12 million. This more than sevenfold difference suggests a significant fundraising advantage for Republicans, which could be detrimental as the mid-term elections approach.