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Republican Group Spends $37 Million on Cost-of-Living Messaging Ahead of 2026 Midterms
American Action Network has spent more than $37 million on advertisements focused on affordability and tax measures. The group says the spending will continue through the summer.
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American Action Network has spent more than $37 million on messages about cost-of-living issues, according to a statement from its president. The organization said the spending highlights conservative policies and tax measures passed last year. A recent Fox News poll showed 58 percent of voters view cost of living as their top economic worry.
The group has run advertisements in several states that focus on tax cuts and border measures. One ad states that Republicans are delivering tax cuts on tips and overtime. The organization said it plans additional spending later this summer.
Democrats have also focused on affordability, citing recent increases in inflation and gas prices. A Republican congressional committee chairman said Democrats remain focused on a different agenda.
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