Polls suggest Democrats are on track to gain control of the US House of Representatives as voters lean away from Trump.

Overall, Democrats have about $80 million directed toward congressional competition, with at least $50 million earmarked for House races.

Democratic spending includes $24 million to Everytown for Gun Safety and $16 million to House Majority PAC, with an additional $10 million planned for competitive House races, total efforts aimed at gaining House seats.

A generic congressional ballot poll cited shows Democrats leading Republicans 50% to 45% ahead of Election Day.

A donor behind the Democratic funding prefers centrist candidates and has concerns related to Israel, targeting spending toward closely contested districts where ads and outreach can influence outcomes.

Trump says he has spent or plans to spend more than $400 million to back Republicans, with over $300 million already allocated to advertising, outreach, rallies, GOTV programs, and election integrity efforts.