As the 2024 elections approach, Republican leaders are increasingly alarmed by a significant fundraising gap compared to Democrats, which they believe threatens their chances of retaining control in Congress. The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) is urgently seeking an additional $35 million to remain competitive, while the House GOP is trailing its Democratic counterpart by $37 million in ad spending. High-ranking Republicans, including Sen. Steve Daines, have publicly urged donors for support, fearing that a lack of funds could lead to losses in winnable seats. The disparity is particularly pronounced in key battleground states, with Democrats outspending Republicans by millions in ad campaigns. Time is running short for the GOP, as they strive to close the gap before early voting begins, with implications for both Senate and House races. The situation is exacerbated by the recent rise in Democratic donor enthusiasm following changes in the presidential race dynamics.