The Congress party has allocated significant funding for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, with Rs 70 lakh given to key leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, while Vikramaditya Singh received the highest amount of Rs 87 lakh despite losing his seat. In Wisconsin, the upcoming elections are drawing attention as Democrats challenge incumbents in closely contested Congressional races, with significant campaign advertisements saturating the airwaves. Concurrently, Congress faces a challenging lame duck session as they must reconcile differences over NIH reorganization and antitrust funding, with notable disparities between the House and Senate proposals. Moreover, an alarming trend has emerged in which over 460 members of Congress are employed by lobbying groups, highlighting a conflict of interest and a growth in lobbying spending. This practice has drawn criticism as many retiring lawmakers transition into lucrative lobbying positions, raising concerns over corruption and the influence of money in politics. As the political landscape evolves, these factors will play a crucial role in shaping the 2024 elections and legislative actions.