Democratic National Committee Chairman Jaime Harrison speaks to a crowd during the South Carolina Democratic Party First in the Nation Celebration and dinner at the state fairgrounds on Jan. 27, 2024 in Columbia, S.C.The Democratic National Committee on Monday announced a $15 million investment in swing-state parties as it looks to beef up its campaign infrastructure in key battlegrounds.
Democrats' coordinated campaign has so far opened 217 field offices across the battleground states and hired over 1,100 staffers, the DNC said in a press release.
The DNC and Biden campaign have spent heavily to expand their footprint across the electoral map, setting up field offices and hiring staff and volunteers to spread campaign messaging and knock on doors to communicate with voters, among other things. "Biden and his handlers can talk process all they want, but President Trump will continue to talk about his agenda to curb inflation, lower costs, secure the open southern border, end the chaos Biden has created at home and abroad, and Make America Great Again," she added.