House Democrats’ top lawmaker on antitrust has ties to Big Tech and has made recent moves against the Biden administration’s efforts to break up corporate power. There’s a growing campaign to kick him out of his leadership position.
Quietly, there’s also a new and very early effort underway to form a super PAC aimed at pushing Rep. Lou Correa out of Congress entirely in 2026, two established Democratic operatives involved in the conversations told NOTUS this week. They were granted anonymity to share preliminary details about the group.
“Incumbency is the biggest advantage in House politics, and any politics, and that’s why you do need resources like this PAC to mount a serious opposition,” one Democratic adviser said, noting that while the effort is still in very early stages, there’s “certainly no lack of interest in donating to an effort, a super PAC like that” and that “essentially next year, we would want to have a war room-type entity.”