James David Vance, vice president of the nation, continues to accumulate a significant amount of money for the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections in 2026 and, in his last appearance, he raised $3 million through donations.

The Ohio politician headlined a private dinner hosted by Laura and Rob Reynolds along with Dave Kelsey and Ozzie Palomo, in Nantucket, Massachusetts.

To attend the evening, each attending couple had to contribute a minimum of $100,000, not to mention that membership on the "host committee" requires paying around $250,000.

It should be noted that those who organized the exclusive dinner had experience having been in charge of another similar event held three years ago with the purpose of raising funds to regain Republican control of the Senate.

A Republican strategist who spoke to The New York Post on condition of anonymity described JD Vance as a magnet for attracting money to Republican finances.

Vance, as chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC), has already made a difference. If you look at the Democratic National Committee (DNC), there's no one of similar stature headlining event after event for them, he said.

As of the end of June, the RNC had raised $65.5 million more cash than the DNC.

In its new campaign finance filings ahead of next year's election, the RNC had more than $80.7 million in cash; While the DNC had only raised $15.2 million.

In a statement, RNC spokeswoman Kiersten Pels said the Conservatives are working on their planned fundraising schedule with the goal of winning the mid-2026 election.

“The Republican National Committee has been working closely with President Trump’s team to generate the necessary funding to protect and expand our Republican majorities in Congress next year,” the letter reads in part.