Any one of those should have been enough to give the party the momentum necessary to get them out of their financial slump. Now, instead of turning the financial picture around, the DNC appears to be doing something stranger: hiding it. Two people familiar with the conversations said the DNC requested the NDAs ahead of the recent finance meeting. The senior officers' meeting took place on June 25, five days before the Supreme Court handed down a ruling that upended the rules governing how parties fund their candidates. The financial numbers clearly aren't good, but what the party plans to do about them is likely what they're really trying to hide.