Lakesha Womack (D)

Lakesha Womack (D), a 2026 candidate in North Carolina’s 14th District, has $61K raised or spent on their behalf this cycle: $59K raised by the campaign and $2K in party coordinated spending.

  • Campaign raised
    $59K
  • Campaign spent
    $56K
  • Cash on hand
    $5K
  • Outside money for
    $0
  • Outside money against
    $0

Campaign reports through Oct. 14, 2026. Outside spending from FEC filings through Oct. 30, 2026.

Where the money comes from · 2026 cycle

Individuals, over $200$28KIndividuals, $200 or less$26KThe candidate’s own money$3KParty committees$1KPACs and other committees$1KNorth Carolina Democratic Party -Federal$2KCampaign fundraising$59KParty coordinated spending$2KLakesha Womack$61KIndividuals, over$200$28KIndividuals, $200or less$26KThe candidate’s ownmoney$3KParty committees$1KPACs and othercommittees$1KNorth CarolinaDemocratic Party -Federal$2KCampaignfundraising$59KPartycoordinatedspending$2K

Includes campaign reports through Oct. 14, 2026 and party reports through Oct. 14, 2026.

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Lakesha Womack (D) has $61K raised or spent on their behalf this cycle: $59K from campaign fundraising, $2K from party coordinated spending.
SourceAmount
Campaign fundraising through Oct. 14, 2026$59,183
Individuals, over $200$27,938
Individuals, $200 or less$25,841
The candidate’s own money$3,205
Party committees$1,200
PACs and other committees$1,000
Party coordinated spending through Oct. 14, 2026$1,595
North Carolina Democratic Party - Federal$1,595
Total$60,778
FEC filings through Oct. 30, 2026 · paidforpolitics.com

Campaign fundraising is what the candidate’s committees report receiving, before spending. Party coordinated spending is money a party spends in cooperation with the campaign, within limits set by law. Outside groups supporting the candidate report independent expenditures and can’t coordinate with the campaign. How this works