The national party committees on both sides marked 100 days until the midterm elections on July 26 with a weekend series of memos, statements, and advertising announcements that framed the final three months of the campaign around largely different subjects. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Four Democratic committees—the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, the Democratic Governors Association (DGA), and the Democratic National Committee (DNC)—built their statements around household costs. Republican committees also made affordability claims and paired them with election security and arguments about the Democratic Party’s direction. A July 26 DCCC memorandum said the committee will “stay grounded in messaging that centers around the cost of living.” ...