# National Republican Senatorial Committee The **National Republican Senatorial Committee** (**NRSC**, FEC committee **C00027466**) is the Republican Party's national committee for United States Senate elections. It raises for and spends on behalf of Republican Senate candidates, and participates in joint-fundraising committees with individual campaigns. > [!note] Stub built 2026-10-07 to close a recorded gap > This vault's 2026-09-13 sweep recorded that **no NRSC organization page existed anywhere in the vault**, > while [[National Republican Senatorial Committee v. FEC]] — the case law on party coordinated-spending > limits — did. The vault held the doctrine and not the actor. This page exists so that joint-fundraising > and coordinated-spending findings have somewhere to attach. It is minimum-viable and needs filling out. ## 2026 cycle — what this vault has recorded | Vehicle | FEC ID | Role | |---|---|---| | [[Protect the Majority 2026]] | C00961433 | Joint fundraising with the campaign committees **and** leadership PACs of [[Susan Collins]], [[John E. Sununu]] and [[Ashley Hinson]]; registered 2026-09-12 | | [[New England Builders]] | C00963090 | Joint fundraising with Paul LePage for Congress and Anthony DiLorenzo for Congress; registered 2026-10-05. **House** candidates, via the NRCC leg — see that page | The three races pooled into Protect the Majority 2026 are the vault's best single-document statement of where the NRSC believes the Senate majority is decided: [[ME-Sen-2026]], [[NH-Sen-2026]] and [[IA-Sen-2026]] — two open seats and the only Republican-held seat in a state Kamala Harris won in 2024. ## To fill out - Chair and executive director for the 2026 cycle. - Cycle receipts and transfers to state parties and candidates. - Coordinated-expenditure spending under the limits litigated in [[National Republican Senatorial Committee v. FEC]]. - Relationship to [[Senate Leadership Fund]] and [[One Nation]], which are not party committees and may not coordinate with it. ## See Also - [[Protect the Majority 2026]] · [[New England Victory Fund]] · [[Republican National Committee]] - [[National Republican Congressional Committee]] · [[Senate Leadership Fund]] - [[National Republican Senatorial Committee v. FEC]] - [[Organizations Hub]]