U.S. House · OH-11

Rep. Shontel Brown (D)

Represents Ohio’s 11th District, in office since Jan. 3, 2025. Official site (opens in a new tab)

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$3.06spent by the campaign for every vote cast in the 2024 general election
  • This race$3.06
  • Opponent$0.28
  • OH average$7.50
  • House average$8.13

Ranks 336 of 422 House members (1 = most spent per vote).

The 2026 raceOH-11: $195 in outside spending so far Every group spending in the race, primary and general, and each candidate’s fundraising.

The 2024 race

Votes and campaign spending in the 2024 race
CandidateVotesCampaign spentPer vote cast
Shontel Brown (D), won236,883 (78.3%)$926,301 (opens in a new tab)$3.06
Alan Rapoport (R)59,394 (19.6%)$84,766 (opens in a new tab)$0.28

Total votes cast: 302,413. “Per vote cast” is the campaign’s total spending for that election divided by all votes cast in the race.

Tracked issue money in 2026

Money from groups tracked on issue pages
IssueGroupsGivenBundledSpent forSpent against
HousingReal estate and home buildingRealtors PAC (RPAC), NMHC PAC$18,000$0$0$0
HousingLabor and tenant-sideSEIU COPE$5,000$0$0$0
Health care costsNurses, workers and patientsSEIU COPE$5,000$0$0$0
AI & data centersAI and tech company PACsMicrosoft PAC$1,000$0$0$0
Energy & climateEnvironmental groupsSierra Club Independent Action, EDAF PAC$5,000$0$10$0
IsraelAIPAC and allied groupsAIPAC PAC$4,993$53,527$0$0
EducationTeachers unionsNEA Fund, AFT COPE$7,500$0$0$0
DefenseDefense contractorsGeneral Dynamics PAC$1,000$0$0$0

Results: MIT Election Data + Science Lab. Spending: FEC candidate totals for the 2024 election (as of Oct. 31, 2026). How this is calculated.