Adrian Smith (R)

Adrian Smith (R), a 2026 candidate in Nebraska’s 3rd District, has $2.5M raised or spent on their behalf this cycle: $2.2M raised by the campaign and $283K from outside groups supporting Adrian Smith.

Rep. Adrian Smith represents NE-03. See what the campaign spent per vote in 2024 ($6.55) and the money from groups on our issue pages.

• Campaign raised

  $2.2M
• Campaign spent

  $2.1M
• Cash on hand

  $1.1M
• Outside money for

  $283K
• 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

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Includes campaign reports through Oct. 14, 2026 and outside spending through Oct. 30, 2026.

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Adrian Smith (R) has $2.5M raised or spent on their behalf this cycle: $2.2M from campaign fundraising, $283K from outside groups supporting.

Source	Amount
Campaign fundraising through Oct. 14, 2026	$2,246,593
PACs and other committees	$1,619,000
Individuals, over $200	$438,224
Joint fundraising transfers	$127,567
Other receipts	$57,879
Individuals, $200 or less	$3,924
Outside groups supporting through Oct. 30, 2026	$282,975
Defend American Jobs	$282,975
Total	$2,529,568

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