Michael Bloomberg committed 80 million more dollars just before Election Day to Democrat-linked groups including his gun-control network. Spending aims at Democrats gaining comfortable control of the House, similar to 2018 levels, with 24 million to Everytown for several restriction-supporting House races and 56 million to other such candidates but none tied to Democratic Socialists of America. Howard Wolfson said Bloomberg wants Hakeem Jeffries to enjoy a workable majority instead of the barest control.