To bolster Black voter participation and secure a groundbreaking achievement in House leadership, a prominent ally of the Congressional Black Caucus is launching a super PAC with ambitious plans to spend tens of millions of dollars.
The newly formed organization, called the Rolling Sea Action Fund, will focus on mobilizing Black voters and aiding Democrats in flipping the House majority.Niccara Campbell-Wallace, former political director of the Congressional Black Caucus PAC, is heading the initiative.
To seize the House majority, Democrats must flip five seats during next year’s congressional elections. This strategy includes advertising campaigns, in-person organizing, and engagement in crucial communities. The Congressional Black Caucus comprises several newer members who recently won tightly contested races.
NBC News noted that, despite Black voters’ overwhelming support for Democrats, recent polling indicates a slight decline in the party’s image among this demographic.
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