Trump-Aligned PACs Deploy Millions to Defend Traditionally Safe House Seats
Unexpected spending in districts Trump won decisively suggests Republican House seats may be more competitive than anticipated heading into the election cycle, signaling potential structural shifts in voter behavior or turnout.
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