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But Rep. Mike Flood, R-Neb., who chairs the House’s Main Street Caucus—a group made up predominantly of Republicans from purple districts—told The Daily Signal on a press call that Democrats’ messaging won’t work in 2026. 

Flood contends Democrats have lost any purported high ground on the matter with their shutdown strategy.

INTERVIEW: "President Trump knows that when he needs something, the Main Street Caucus is on the line and willing to take the vote": Main Street Caucus's new leaders lay out vision for the Congress

By Matthew Foldi

‘The M-word’: Nebraska’s Flood plots new lane for dealmaking Republicans

By Eleanor Mueller

Punchbowl News: Flood seeks stronger visibility for Main Street Caucus

By Mica Soellner

Fresh off last week’s unanimous pick to become the next Main Street Caucus chair, Rep. Mike Flood (R-Neb.) has a lofty goal for the 80-member governing group: making the usually under-the-radar caucus a household name.

The Hill:  New Main Street Caucus chair prepares for funding showdown 

By Emily Brooks

Rep. Mike Flood (R-Neb.), the newly elected chair of the Republican Main Street Caucus in the House, is gearing up for the next big fight in Congress: How to fund the government before the Sept. 30 deadline, preferably while avoiding a stopgap measure.

Politco Pro: Q&A: Rep. Mike Flood, Republican chair of the Main Street Caucus

By Meredith Lee Hill

Main Street Caucus angles to be top Trump allies

By Mica Soellner and Melania Zanona in Punchbowl

Main Street Caucus Republicans are cozying up to President-elect Donald Trump, as the 80-member group seeks to expand their influence this Congress.

Main Street Caucus grows behind-the-scenes influence in Trump’s GOP

By: Emily Brooks in The Hill