DCCC program knocks nearly 40,000 doors to mark 100 days from midterms

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EXCLUSIVE — The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee mobilized nearly 1,000 volunteers to knock roughly 40,000 doors last weekend as part of a grassroots initiative to mark 100 days before the midterm elections, according to figures shared first with the Washington Examiner.

The DCCC’s organizing program, dubbed a “weekend of action,” tripled turnout from the committee’s June program, according to the DCCC, and spanned 41 competitive districts across the country.

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