2026 midterms · every House and Senate race
Outside money, race by race
Through Oct. 30, 2026, outside groups have reported $3,980,069,182 in independent spending on 2026 House and Senate races: $3.2B for the general election so far and $779.1M in the primaries. Pick a race to see every group, who they spent for or against, and each candidate’s fundraising.
3 days until Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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$3.2B
$4.0B
in general-election outside spendingin outside spending this cycle across 429 races. Choose a state on the map or from the list above to see where its money is going.
Alaska · ranks 8 of 49
$113.4M
in general-election spending on 2 races.
- AK Senate$95.3MMary Peltola (D), Dan S. Sullivan (R)
- AK at-large$18.1MNick Begich III (R), Bill Hill (I)
Alaska · ranks 9 of 50
$128.8M
in outside spending on 2 races, primaries included.
- AK Senate$107.0MMary Peltola (D), Dan S. Sullivan (R)
- AK at-large$21.7MNick Begich III (R), Bill Hill (I)
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Alabama · ranks 29 of 49
$12.8M
in general-election spending on 6 races.
Alabama · ranks 25 of 50
$39.6M
in outside spending on 6 races, primaries included.
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Arkansas · ranks 30 of 49
$11.0M
in general-election spending on 2 races.
Arkansas · ranks 35 of 50
$12.2M
in outside spending on 2 races, primaries included.
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Arizona · ranks 13 of 49
$69.9M
in general-election spending on 9 races.
- AZ-01$31.8MAmish Shah (D), Jay Feely (R)
- AZ-06$26.5MJuan Ciscomani (R), JoAnna Mendoza (D)
- AZ-02$10.9MEli Crane (R), Jonathan Nez (D)
- AZ-04$438KGreg Stanton (D), Zuhdi Jasser (R)
- AZ-05$136KMark Lamb (R), Elizabeth Lee (D)
- AZ-08$26KBernadette Greene-Placentia (D), Abe Hamadeh (R)
- AZ-09$34Paul Gosar (R), Danielle Sterbinsky (D)
- AZ-07–Adelita Grijalva (D), Daniel Butierez (R)
- AZ-03–Yassamin Ansari (D), Alan Aversa
Arizona · ranks 17 of 50
$78.3M
in outside spending on 9 races, primaries included.
- AZ-01$37.5MAmish Shah (D), Jay Feely (R)
- AZ-06$26.6MJuan Ciscomani (R), JoAnna Mendoza (D)
- AZ-02$11.9MEli Crane (R), Jonathan Nez (D)
- AZ-04$882KGreg Stanton (D), Zuhdi Jasser (R)
- AZ-07$854KAdelita Grijalva (D), Daniel Butierez (R)
- AZ-05$484KMark Lamb (R), Elizabeth Lee (D)
- AZ-08$26KBernadette Greene-Placentia (D), Abe Hamadeh (R)
- AZ-03$3KYassamin Ansari (D), Alan Aversa
- AZ-09$1KPaul Gosar (R), Danielle Sterbinsky (D)
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California · ranks 11 of 49
$83.2M
in general-election spending on 51 races.
- CA-22$28.2MDavid Valadao (R), Randy Villegas (D)
- CA-11$10.8MScott Wiener (D), Connie Chan (D)
- CA-13$8.8MAdam Gray (D), Kevin Lincoln (R)
- CA-48$7.8MJim Desmond (R), Marni von Wilpert (D)
- CA-06$7.0MKevin Kiley (I), Richard Pan (D)
- CA-04$6.6MMike Thompson (D), Eric Jones (D)
- CA-40$4.7MYoung Kim (R), Ken Calvert (R)
- CA-07$3.6MMai Vang (D), Doris Matsui (D)
- CA-34$2.0MJimmy Gomez (D), Angela Gonzales-Torres (D)
- CA-45$1.3MDerek Tran (D), Chuong Vo (R)
- CA-14$1.1MAisha Wahab (D), Melissa Hernandez (D)
- CA-33$512KPete Aguilar (D), Stephanie Vargas (R)
- CA-42$309KRobert Garcia (D), Brian Burley (R)
- CA-19$149KJimmy Panetta (D), Peter Coe Verbica (R)
- CA-23$140KJay Obernolte (R), Tessa Lynn Hodge (D)
- CA-01$52KMike McGuire (D), James Gallagher (R)
- CA-46$30KDavid Pan (R), Lou Correa (D)
- CA-03$17KAmi Bera (D), Robb Tucker (R)
- CA-49$395Mike Levin (D), Armen Kurdian (R)
- CA-17$196Ro Khanna (D), Ritesh Tandon (R)
- CA-24$134Salud Carbajal (D), Bob Smith (R)
- CA-05$10Michael Masuda (D), Tom McClintock (R)
- CA-32–Brad Sherman (D), Larry Thompson (R)
- CA-27–George Whitesides (D), Jason Gibbs (R)
- CA-26–Jacqui Irwin (D), Sam Gallucci (R)
- CA-38–Hilda Solis (D), Pedro Casas (R)
- CA-41–Linda Sánchez (D), Mitch Clemmons (R)
- CA-47–Dave Min (D), Jenny Le Roux (R)
- CA-12–Lateefah Simon (D), Jamie Joyce (D)
- CA-18–Zoe Lofgren (D), Shane Lewis (R)
- CA-36–Ted Lieu (D), Houston Brignano (R)
- CA-43–Maxine Waters (D), Cristian Morales (R)
- CA-02–Jared Huffman (D), Robin Littau (R)
- CA-30–Laura Friedman (D), Scott Meyers (R)
- CA-09–Josh Harder (D), John McBride (R)
- CA-21–Jim Costa (D), Kyle Kirkland (R)
- CA-25–Raul Ruiz (D), Joe Males (R)
- CA-50–Scott Peters (D), Steve Cohen (R)
- CA-51–Sara Jacobs (D), Ricardo Cabrera (R)
- CA-15–Kevin Mullin (D), Charles Hoelter (R)
- CA-35–Norma Torres (D), Mike Cargile (R)
- CA-39–Mark Takano (D), Steve Manos (R)
- CA-28–Judy Chu (D), April Verlato (R)
- CA-37–Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D), Samantha Mota (D)
- CA-44–Nanette Barragán (D), Genevieve Angel (R)
- CA-29–Luz Rivas (D), Angelica Dueñas (D)
- CA-31–Gil Cisneros (D), Eric Ching (R)
- CA-08–John Garamendi (D), Rudy Recile (R)
- CA-10–Mark DeSaulnier (D), Jeff Frese (R)
- CA-16–Sam Liccardo (D), Peter Soulé (R)
- CA-52–Juan Vargas (D), Jeff Belle (R)
California · ranks 8 of 50
$134.8M
in outside spending on 51 races, primaries included.
- CA-22$36.3MDavid Valadao (R), Randy Villegas (D)
- CA-48$15.5MJim Desmond (R), Marni von Wilpert (D)
- CA-11$14.2MScott Wiener (D), Connie Chan (D)
- CA-04$12.5MMike Thompson (D), Eric Jones (D)
- CA-40$11.9MYoung Kim (R), Ken Calvert (R)
- CA-06$10.4MKevin Kiley (I), Richard Pan (D)
- CA-14$9.9MAisha Wahab (D), Melissa Hernandez (D)
- CA-13$8.9MAdam Gray (D), Kevin Lincoln (R)
- CA-07$4.6MMai Vang (D), Doris Matsui (D)
- CA-34$2.0MJimmy Gomez (D), Angela Gonzales-Torres (D)
- CA-32$1.8MBrad Sherman (D), Larry Thompson (R)
- CA-45$1.3MDerek Tran (D), Chuong Vo (R)
- CA-23$880KJay Obernolte (R), Tessa Lynn Hodge (D)
- CA-01$799KMike McGuire (D), James Gallagher (R)
- CA-19$749KJimmy Panetta (D), Peter Coe Verbica (R)
- CA-33$512KPete Aguilar (D), Stephanie Vargas (R)
- CA-27$481KGeorge Whitesides (D), Jason Gibbs (R)
- CA-26$375KJacqui Irwin (D), Sam Gallucci (R)
- CA-38$368KHilda Solis (D), Pedro Casas (R)
- CA-41$360KLinda Sánchez (D), Mitch Clemmons (R)
- CA-42$309KRobert Garcia (D), Brian Burley (R)
- CA-46$138KDavid Pan (R), Lou Correa (D)
- CA-47$131KDave Min (D), Jenny Le Roux (R)
- CA-12$112KLateefah Simon (D), Jamie Joyce (D)
- CA-18$110KZoe Lofgren (D), Shane Lewis (R)
- CA-36$106KTed Lieu (D), Houston Brignano (R)
- CA-17$76KRo Khanna (D), Ritesh Tandon (R)
- CA-03$17KAmi Bera (D), Robb Tucker (R)
- CA-43$13KMaxine Waters (D), Cristian Morales (R)
- CA-02$11KJared Huffman (D), Robin Littau (R)
- CA-49$8KMike Levin (D), Armen Kurdian (R)
- CA-30$8KLaura Friedman (D), Scott Meyers (R)
- CA-09$6KJosh Harder (D), John McBride (R)
- CA-21$5KJim Costa (D), Kyle Kirkland (R)
- CA-25$5KRaul Ruiz (D), Joe Males (R)
- CA-50$3KScott Peters (D), Steve Cohen (R)
- CA-51$2KSara Jacobs (D), Ricardo Cabrera (R)
- CA-24$1KSalud Carbajal (D), Bob Smith (R)
- CA-15$500Kevin Mullin (D), Charles Hoelter (R)
- CA-35$29Norma Torres (D), Mike Cargile (R)
- CA-39$18Mark Takano (D), Steve Manos (R)
- CA-28$17Judy Chu (D), April Verlato (R)
- CA-37$10Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D), Samantha Mota (D)
- CA-44$10Nanette Barragán (D), Genevieve Angel (R)
- CA-29$10Luz Rivas (D), Angelica Dueñas (D)
- CA-31$10Gil Cisneros (D), Eric Ching (R)
- CA-05$10Michael Masuda (D), Tom McClintock (R)
- CA-08$10John Garamendi (D), Rudy Recile (R)
- CA-10$10Mark DeSaulnier (D), Jeff Frese (R)
- CA-16$10Sam Liccardo (D), Peter Soulé (R)
- CA-52$8Juan Vargas (D), Jeff Belle (R)
Colorado · ranks 16 of 49
$48.1M
in general-election spending on 7 races.
- CO Senate$2KJohn Hickenlooper (D), Bob Chew
- CO-08$30.8MManny Rutinel (D), Gabe Evans (R)
- CO-05$8.5MJessica Killin (D), Jeff Crank (R)
- CO-03$6.3MJeff Hurd (R), Dwayne Romero (D)
- CO-04$2.4MLauren Boebert (R), Eileen Laubacher (D)
- CO-07$2KTim Bennett (R), Brittany Pettersen (D)
- CO-01–Melat Kiros (D), Shimon Blau (I)
Colorado · ranks 18 of 50
$59.6M
in outside spending on 7 races, primaries included.
- CO Senate$818KJohn Hickenlooper (D), Bob Chew
- CO-08$38.3MManny Rutinel (D), Gabe Evans (R)
- CO-05$8.5MJessica Killin (D), Jeff Crank (R)
- CO-03$6.4MJeff Hurd (R), Dwayne Romero (D)
- CO-01$3.1MMelat Kiros (D), Shimon Blau (I)
- CO-04$2.4MLauren Boebert (R), Eileen Laubacher (D)
- CO-07$2KTim Bennett (R), Brittany Pettersen (D)
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Connecticut · ranks 42 of 49
$306K
in general-election spending on 5 races.
Connecticut · ranks 42 of 50
$2.9M
in outside spending on 5 races, primaries included.
District of Columbia
$0
in general-election spending on 1 race.
- DC at-large–Robert White (D), Denise Rosado (R)
District of Columbia · ranks 45 of 50
$308K
in outside spending on 1 race, primaries included.
- DC at-large$308KRobert White (D), Denise Rosado (R)
Delaware · ranks 43 of 49
$232K
in general-election spending on 2 races.
- DE Senate$232KChris Coons (D), Michael Katz (R)
- DE at-large–Sarah McBride (D), Joseph Arminio (R)
Delaware · ranks 46 of 50
$243K
in outside spending on 2 races, primaries included.
- DE Senate$243KChris Coons (D), Michael Katz (R)
- DE at-large$20Sarah McBride (D), Joseph Arminio (R)
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Florida · ranks 6 of 49
$159.1M
in general-election spending on 26 races.
- FL Senate$26.5MAngie Nixon (D), Ashley Moody (R)
- FL-25$40.8MJared Moskowitz (D), Scott Singer (R)
- FL-14$38.3MKathy Castor (D), Mike Beltran (R)
- FL-22$30.3MCasey Askar (R), Pia Dandiya (D)
- FL-13$9.9MAnna Paulina Luna (R), Leela Gray (D)
- FL-09$3.8MDan Green (R), Darren Soto (D)
- FL-16$2.1MKelly Kirschner (D), Sydney Gruters (R)
- FL-07$2.1MBale Dalton (D), Ryan Elijah (R)
- FL-27$1.9MEliott Rodriguez (D), Maria Elvira Salazar (R)
- FL-11$1.0MJoe Strada (R), James Pericola (D)
- FL-08$541KMike Haridopolos (R), Jennifer Jenkins (D)
- FL-21$463KBrian Mast (R), James Martin (D)
- FL-12$441KGus Bilirakis (R), Kimberly Overman (D)
- FL-15$207KLaurel Lee (R), Robert People (D)
- FL-03$181KKat Cammack (R), Seth Harp (D)
- FL-01$179KJimmy Patronis (R), Gay Valimont (D)
- FL-02$80KAustin Rogers (R), Amanda Green (D)
- FL-19$56KJim Schwartzel (R), Victor Arias (D)
- FL-26$56KNicole Locklin (D), Mario Diaz-Balart (R)
- FL-06$19KRandy Fine (R), Eric Yonce (D)
- FL-20$13Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D), Kedner Maxime
- FL-23$13Lois Frankel (D), Deborah Adeimy (R)
- FL-05$13Rachel Grage (D), John Rutherford (R)
- FL-10$13Maxwell Frost (D)
- FL-24–Oliver Gilbert III (D), Te Mayonna Brown (R)
- FL-04–Aaron Bean (R), LaShonda “L.J.” Holloway (D)
Florida · ranks 5 of 50
$191.6M
in outside spending on 26 races, primaries included.
- FL Senate$27.2MAngie Nixon (D), Ashley Moody (R)
- FL-25$43.3MJared Moskowitz (D), Scott Singer (R)
- FL-14$38.4MKathy Castor (D), Mike Beltran (R)
- FL-22$32.3MCasey Askar (R), Pia Dandiya (D)
- FL-13$9.9MAnna Paulina Luna (R), Leela Gray (D)
- FL-19$5.9MJim Schwartzel (R), Victor Arias (D)
- FL-24$5.8MOliver Gilbert III (D), Te Mayonna Brown (R)
- FL-06$5.3MRandy Fine (R), Eric Yonce (D)
- FL-16$4.6MKelly Kirschner (D), Sydney Gruters (R)
- FL-09$4.2MDan Green (R), Darren Soto (D)
- FL-07$3.2MBale Dalton (D), Ryan Elijah (R)
- FL-02$2.9MAustin Rogers (R), Amanda Green (D)
- FL-01$2.5MJimmy Patronis (R), Gay Valimont (D)
- FL-27$1.9MEliott Rodriguez (D), Maria Elvira Salazar (R)
- FL-11$1.4MJoe Strada (R), James Pericola (D)
- FL-12$616KGus Bilirakis (R), Kimberly Overman (D)
- FL-08$541KMike Haridopolos (R), Jennifer Jenkins (D)
- FL-21$500KBrian Mast (R), James Martin (D)
- FL-20$432KDebbie Wasserman Schultz (D), Kedner Maxime
- FL-15$207KLaurel Lee (R), Robert People (D)
- FL-03$181KKat Cammack (R), Seth Harp (D)
- FL-23$152KLois Frankel (D), Deborah Adeimy (R)
- FL-26$56KNicole Locklin (D), Mario Diaz-Balart (R)
- FL-04$11KAaron Bean (R), LaShonda “L.J.” Holloway (D)
- FL-05$263Rachel Grage (D), John Rutherford (R)
- FL-10$23Maxwell Frost (D)
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Georgia · ranks 20 of 49
$39.4M
in general-election spending on 12 races.
- GA Senate$37.8MJon Ossoff (D), Mike Collins (R)
- GA-10$384KHouston Gaines (R), Pamela DeLancy (D)
- GA-03$378KBrian Jack (R), Maura Keller (D)
- GA-11$257KJohn Cowan (R), Chris Harden (D)
- GA-07$208KRich McCormick (R), Tony Kozycki (D)
- GA-06$152KLucy McBath (D), Kevin Martin (R)
- GA-08$151KAustin Scott (R), Kelly Esti (D)
- GA-01$42KJim Kingston (R), Amanda Hollowell (D)
- GA-09$7KAndrew Clyde (R), Caitlyn Gegen (D)
- GA-05$2KNikema Williams (D), John Salvesen (R)
- GA-13$15Jasmine Clark (D), Jonathan Chavez (R)
- GA-14–Shawn Harris (D), Clay Fuller (R)
Georgia · ranks 19 of 50
$58.3M
in outside spending on 12 races, primaries included.
- GA Senate$44.2MJon Ossoff (D), Mike Collins (R)
- GA-13$4.3MJasmine Clark (D), Jonathan Chavez (R)
- GA-14$3.5MShawn Harris (D), Clay Fuller (R)
- GA-10$2.1MHouston Gaines (R), Pamela DeLancy (D)
- GA-01$1.9MJim Kingston (R), Amanda Hollowell (D)
- GA-11$1.3MJohn Cowan (R), Chris Harden (D)
- GA-03$378KBrian Jack (R), Maura Keller (D)
- GA-07$208KRich McCormick (R), Tony Kozycki (D)
- GA-08$152KAustin Scott (R), Kelly Esti (D)
- GA-06$152KLucy McBath (D), Kevin Martin (R)
- GA-09$97KAndrew Clyde (R), Caitlyn Gegen (D)
- GA-05$2KNikema Williams (D), John Salvesen (R)
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Hawaii · ranks 49 of 49
$10
in general-election spending on 2 races.
Hawaii · ranks 48 of 50
$100K
in outside spending on 2 races, primaries included.
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Iowa · ranks 4 of 49
$261.7M
in general-election spending on 5 races.
Iowa · ranks 4 of 50
$273.1M
in outside spending on 5 races, primaries included.
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Idaho · ranks 44 of 49
$168K
in general-election spending on 2 races.
Idaho · ranks 47 of 50
$170K
in outside spending on 2 races, primaries included.
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Illinois · ranks 39 of 49
$584K
in general-election spending on 17 races.
- IL Senate–Juliana Stratton (D), Don Tracy (R)
- IL-04$262KChris Getty (I), Patty García (D)
- IL-01$150KJonathan Jackson (D), Christian Maxwell (R)
- IL-08$75KMelissa Bean (D), Jennifer Davis (R)
- IL-14$61KLauren Underwood (D), James Marter (R)
- IL-15$14KMary Miller (R), Jennifer Todd (D)
- IL-17$8KEric Sorensen (D), Dillan Vancil (R)
- IL-07$5KLa Shawn Ford (D), Chad Koppie (R)
- IL-12$5KMike Bost (R), Julie Fortier (D)
- IL-16$4KDarin LaHood (R), Paul Nolley (D)
- IL-09–Daniel Biss (D), John Elleson (R)
- IL-02–Donna Miller (D), Michael Noack (R)
- IL-13–Nikki Budzinski (D), Jeff Wilson (R)
- IL-06–Sean Casten (D), Niki Conforti (R)
- IL-10–Brad Schneider (D), Carl Lambrecht (R)
- IL-05–Mike Quigley (D), Tommy Hanson (R)
- IL-11–Bill Foster (D), Jeff Walter (R)
Illinois · ranks 20 of 50
$57.9M
in outside spending on 17 races, primaries included.
- IL Senate$24.6MJuliana Stratton (D), Don Tracy (R)
- IL-09$9.2MDaniel Biss (D), John Elleson (R)
- IL-07$8.6MLa Shawn Ford (D), Chad Koppie (R)
- IL-08$7.6MMelissa Bean (D), Jennifer Davis (R)
- IL-02$7.2MDonna Miller (D), Michael Noack (R)
- IL-04$262KChris Getty (I), Patty García (D)
- IL-01$150KJonathan Jackson (D), Christian Maxwell (R)
- IL-13$84KNikki Budzinski (D), Jeff Wilson (R)
- IL-14$61KLauren Underwood (D), James Marter (R)
- IL-15$24KMary Miller (R), Jennifer Todd (D)
- IL-06$12KSean Casten (D), Niki Conforti (R)
- IL-10$11KBrad Schneider (D), Carl Lambrecht (R)
- IL-17$8KEric Sorensen (D), Dillan Vancil (R)
- IL-12$5KMike Bost (R), Julie Fortier (D)
- IL-16$4KDarin LaHood (R), Paul Nolley (D)
- IL-05$10Mike Quigley (D), Tommy Hanson (R)
- IL-11$10Bill Foster (D), Jeff Walter (R)
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Indiana · ranks 33 of 49
$5.7M
in general-election spending on 7 races.
Indiana · ranks 38 of 50
$6.8M
in outside spending on 7 races, primaries included.
- IN-05$5.5MVictoria Spartz (R), J.D. Ford (D)
- IN-04$1.0MJim Baird (R), Drew Cox (D)
- IN-02$192KRudy Yakym (R), Jamee Decio (D)
- IN-09$49KErin Houchin (R), Brad Meyer (D)
- IN-06$20KJefferson Shreve (R), Cynthia Wirth (D)
- IN-01$13KFrank Mrvan (D), Barb Regnitz (R)
- IN-03$6KMarlin Stutzman (R), Kelly Thompson (D)
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Kansas · ranks 9 of 49
$91.1M
in general-election spending on 4 races.
Kansas · ranks 12 of 50
$94.0M
in outside spending on 4 races, primaries included.
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Kentucky · ranks 26 of 49
$15.8M
in general-election spending on 6 races.
Kentucky · ranks 13 of 50
$88.8M
in outside spending on 6 races, primaries included.
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Louisiana · ranks 31 of 49
$7.7M
in general-election spending on 5 races.
Louisiana · ranks 26 of 50
$32.7M
in outside spending on 5 races, primaries included.
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Massachusetts · ranks 37 of 49
$1.7M
in general-election spending on 8 races.
Massachusetts · ranks 37 of 50
$7.2M
in outside spending on 8 races, primaries included.
Maryland · ranks 45 of 49
$76K
in general-election spending on 8 races.
- MD-01$76KAndy Harris (R), Dan Schwartz (D)
- MD-05–Adrian Boafo (D), Chris Chaffee (R)
- MD-06–April McClain Delaney (D), Robin Ficker (R)
- MD-08–Jamie Raskin (D), Cheryl Riley (R)
- MD-04–Glenn Ivey (D), George McDermott (R)
- MD-03–Sarah Elfreth (D), Berney Flowers (R)
- MD-07–Kweisi Mfume (D), Scott Collier (R)
- MD-02–Johnny Olszewski (D), Dave Wallace (R)
Maryland · ranks 33 of 50
$13.1M
in outside spending on 8 races, primaries included.
- MD-05$12.5MAdrian Boafo (D), Chris Chaffee (R)
- MD-06$521KApril McClain Delaney (D), Robin Ficker (R)
- MD-01$92KAndy Harris (R), Dan Schwartz (D)
- MD-08$4KJamie Raskin (D), Cheryl Riley (R)
- MD-04$4KGlenn Ivey (D), George McDermott (R)
- MD-03$2KSarah Elfreth (D), Berney Flowers (R)
- MD-07$184Kweisi Mfume (D), Scott Collier (R)
- MD-02$10Johnny Olszewski (D), Dave Wallace (R)
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Maine · ranks 5 of 49
$161.8M
in general-election spending on 3 races.
Maine · ranks 6 of 50
$170.2M
in outside spending on 3 races, primaries included.
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Michigan · ranks 3 of 49
$368.7M
in general-election spending on 14 races.
- MI Senate$256.6MAbdul El-Sayed (D), Mike Rogers (R)
- MI-07$42.0MWilliam Lawrence (D), Tom Barrett (R)
- MI-10$39.6MChristina Hines (D), Michael Bouchard Jr. (R)
- MI-04$25.2MBill Huizenga (R), Sean McCann (D)
- MI-08$3.4MKristen McDonald Rivet (D), Thomas J. Smith (R)
- MI-03$1.2MHillary Scholten (D), Terri DeBoer (R)
- MI-01$562KJack Bergman (R), Callie Barr (D)
- MI-09$165KLisa McClain (R), Ray Pooley (D)
- MI-02$20KJohn Moolenaar (R), Benjamin Ambrose (D)
- MI-05$16KTim Walberg (R), Christian Vukasovich (D)
- MI-06$2KDebbie Dingell (D), Heather Smiley (R)
- MI-11$104Jeremy Moss (D), Anil Kumar (I)
- MI-13–Donavan McKinney (D), T.P. Nykoriak (R)
- MI-12–Rashida Tlaib (D), James Hooper (R)
Michigan · ranks 3 of 50
$458.0M
in outside spending on 14 races, primaries included.
- MI Senate$331.1MAbdul El-Sayed (D), Mike Rogers (R)
- MI-07$50.1MWilliam Lawrence (D), Tom Barrett (R)
- MI-10$40.4MChristina Hines (D), Michael Bouchard Jr. (R)
- MI-04$26.4MBill Huizenga (R), Sean McCann (D)
- MI-13$4.1MDonavan McKinney (D), T.P. Nykoriak (R)
- MI-08$3.4MKristen McDonald Rivet (D), Thomas J. Smith (R)
- MI-03$1.2MHillary Scholten (D), Terri DeBoer (R)
- MI-01$581KJack Bergman (R), Callie Barr (D)
- MI-11$440KJeremy Moss (D), Anil Kumar (I)
- MI-09$165KLisa McClain (R), Ray Pooley (D)
- MI-02$21KJohn Moolenaar (R), Benjamin Ambrose (D)
- MI-12$20KRashida Tlaib (D), James Hooper (R)
- MI-05$16KTim Walberg (R), Christian Vukasovich (D)
- MI-06$2KDebbie Dingell (D), Heather Smiley (R)
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Minnesota · ranks 23 of 49
$16.6M
in general-election spending on 8 races.
- MN Senate$5.3MPeggy Flanagan (D), Michele Tafoya (R)
- MN-01$9.7MBrad Finstad (R), Jake Johnson (D)
- MN-08$602KPete Stauber (R), Trina Swanson (D)
- MN-02$515KMatt Little (D), Eric Pratt (R)
- MN-05$206KIlhan Omar (D), John Nagel (R)
- MN-06$153KTom Emmer (R), Doug Chapin (D)
- MN-07$153KMichelle Fischbach (R), Erik Osberg (D)
- MN-04$286Paul Wikstrom (R), Betty McCollum (D)
Minnesota · ranks 24 of 50
$43.0M
in outside spending on 8 races, primaries included.
- MN Senate$27.5MPeggy Flanagan (D), Michele Tafoya (R)
- MN-01$9.7MBrad Finstad (R), Jake Johnson (D)
- MN-02$4.6MMatt Little (D), Eric Pratt (R)
- MN-08$650KPete Stauber (R), Trina Swanson (D)
- MN-05$210KIlhan Omar (D), John Nagel (R)
- MN-06$153KTom Emmer (R), Doug Chapin (D)
- MN-07$153KMichelle Fischbach (R), Erik Osberg (D)
- MN-04$296Paul Wikstrom (R), Betty McCollum (D)
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Missouri · ranks 36 of 49
$1.8M
in general-election spending on 8 races.
- MO-02$1.4MFred Wellman (D), Ann Wagner (R)
- MO-05$235KEmanuel Cleaver (D), Rick Brattin (R)
- MO-08$151KJason Smith (R), Chris Reichard (D)
- MO-06$34KChris Stigall (R), Josh Smead (D)
- MO-07$29Eric Burlison (R), Missi Hesketh (D)
- MO-01–Wesley Bell (D), Paul Berry (R)
- MO-03–Bob Onder (R), Bethany Mann (D)
- MO-04–Mark Alford (R), Jordan Herrera (D)
Missouri · ranks 34 of 50
$12.5M
in outside spending on 8 races, primaries included.
- MO-01$5.0MWesley Bell (D), Paul Berry (R)
- MO-05$4.4MEmanuel Cleaver (D), Rick Brattin (R)
- MO-06$1.6MChris Stigall (R), Josh Smead (D)
- MO-02$1.4MFred Wellman (D), Ann Wagner (R)
- MO-08$151KJason Smith (R), Chris Reichard (D)
- MO-07$13KEric Burlison (R), Missi Hesketh (D)
- MO-03$2KBob Onder (R), Bethany Mann (D)
- MO-04$1KMark Alford (R), Jordan Herrera (D)
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Mississippi · ranks 24 of 49
$16.2M
in general-election spending on 4 races.
Mississippi · ranks 30 of 50
$16.8M
in outside spending on 4 races, primaries included.
Montana · ranks 21 of 49
$36.2M
in general-election spending on 3 races.
Montana · ranks 23 of 50
$43.2M
in outside spending on 3 races, primaries included.
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North Carolina · ranks 7 of 49
$140.0M
in general-election spending on 14 races.
- NC Senate$75.6MRoy Cooper (D), Michael Whatley (R)
- NC-01$44.1MDon Davis (D), Laurie Buckhout (R)
- NC-11$17.5MJennifer Balkcom (R), Jamie Ager (D)
- NC-03$1.4MGreg Murphy (R), Raymond Smith Jr. (D)
- NC-05$402KVirginia Foxx (R), Chuck Hubbard (D)
- NC-09$400KRichard Hudson (R), Richard Ojeda (D)
- NC-10$199KPat Harrigan (R), Ashley Bell (D)
- NC-07$188KDavid Rouzer (R), Kimberly Hardy (D)
- NC-14$183KTim Moore (R), Lakesha Womack (D)
- NC-06$36KAddison McDowell (R), Cyril Jefferson (D)
- NC-08$9KMark Harris (R), Colby Watson (D)
- NC-04–Valerie Foushee (D), Max Ganorkar (R)
- NC-02–Deborah Ross (D), Eugene Douglass (R)
- NC-12–Alma Adams (D), Jack Codiga (R)
North Carolina · ranks 7 of 50
$148.0M
in outside spending on 14 races, primaries included.
- NC Senate$78.0MRoy Cooper (D), Michael Whatley (R)
- NC-01$45.1MDon Davis (D), Laurie Buckhout (R)
- NC-11$17.5MJennifer Balkcom (R), Jamie Ager (D)
- NC-04$4.5MValerie Foushee (D), Max Ganorkar (R)
- NC-03$1.4MGreg Murphy (R), Raymond Smith Jr. (D)
- NC-09$402KRichard Hudson (R), Richard Ojeda (D)
- NC-05$402KVirginia Foxx (R), Chuck Hubbard (D)
- NC-14$264KTim Moore (R), Lakesha Womack (D)
- NC-10$199KPat Harrigan (R), Ashley Bell (D)
- NC-07$188KDavid Rouzer (R), Kimberly Hardy (D)
- NC-06$36KAddison McDowell (R), Cyril Jefferson (D)
- NC-08$14KMark Harris (R), Colby Watson (D)
- NC-02$10Deborah Ross (D), Eugene Douglass (R)
- NC-12$10Alma Adams (D), Jack Codiga (R)
Nebraska · ranks 12 of 49
$75.9M
in general-election spending on 4 races.
Nebraska · ranks 15 of 50
$83.1M
in outside spending on 4 races, primaries included.
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New Hampshire · ranks 14 of 49
$66.6M
in general-election spending on 3 races.
New Hampshire · ranks 14 of 50
$84.2M
in outside spending on 3 races, primaries included.
New Jersey · ranks 25 of 49
$16.0M
in general-election spending on 13 races.
- NJ Senate$1KJustin Murphy (R), Cory Booker (D)
- NJ-07$13.0MRebecca Bennett (D), Thomas H. Kean Jr. (R)
- NJ-02$2.1MJeff Van Drew (R), Zack Mullock (D)
- NJ-05$512KJosh Gottheimer (D), Sean Kirrane (R)
- NJ-09$409KNelida Pou (D), Rosie Pino (R)
- NJ-03$15KHerb Conaway (D), Michael P. McGuire (R)
- NJ-04$3KRachel Peace (D), Chris Smith (R)
- NJ-06$1KHillary Herzig (R), Frank Pallone Jr. (D)
- NJ-01$216Donald Norcross (D), Damon Galdo (R)
- NJ-11–Analilia Mejia (D), Joe Hathaway (R)
- NJ-12–Adam Hamawy (D), Gregg Mele (R)
- NJ-08–Rob Menendez (D), Aristotle Eliopoulos (I)
- NJ-10–LaMonica R. McIver (D), Carmen Bucco (R)
New Jersey · ranks 27 of 50
$28.6M
in outside spending on 13 races, primaries included.
- NJ Senate$1KJustin Murphy (R), Cory Booker (D)
- NJ-07$15.3MRebecca Bennett (D), Thomas H. Kean Jr. (R)
- NJ-11$6.3MAnalilia Mejia (D), Joe Hathaway (R)
- NJ-12$2.9MAdam Hamawy (D), Gregg Mele (R)
- NJ-02$2.2MJeff Van Drew (R), Zack Mullock (D)
- NJ-08$913KRob Menendez (D), Aristotle Eliopoulos (I)
- NJ-05$520KJosh Gottheimer (D), Sean Kirrane (R)
- NJ-09$410KNelida Pou (D), Rosie Pino (R)
- NJ-03$15KHerb Conaway (D), Michael P. McGuire (R)
- NJ-04$3KRachel Peace (D), Chris Smith (R)
- NJ-06$1KHillary Herzig (R), Frank Pallone Jr. (D)
- NJ-01$226Donald Norcross (D), Damon Galdo (R)
- NJ-10$123LaMonica R. McIver (D), Carmen Bucco (R)
New Mexico · ranks 27 of 49
$14.8M
in general-election spending on 4 races.
New Mexico · ranks 31 of 50
$14.8M
in outside spending on 4 races, primaries included.
Nevada · ranks 28 of 49
$13.1M
in general-election spending on 4 races.
Nevada · ranks 32 of 50
$14.4M
in outside spending on 4 races, primaries included.
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New York · ranks 18 of 49
$44.9M
in general-election spending on 24 races.
- NY-17$26.9MCait Conley (D), Mike Lawler (R)
- NY-03$11.0MThomas R. Suozzi (D), Michael J. LiPetri Jr (R)
- NY-21$3.8MAnthony Constantino (R), Blake Gendebien (D)
- NY-04$1.7MJeanine C. Driscoll (R), Laura A. Gillen (D)
- NY-14$503KAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D), Diamant Hysenaj (R)
- NY-25$351KJoseph D. Morelle (D), Virginia E. McIntyre (R)
- NY-02$333KAndrew Garbarino (R), Pat Halpin (D)
- NY-19$103KJosh Riley (D), Peter K. Oberacker (R)
- NY-23$102KNicholas A. Langworthy (R), Aaron Gies (D)
- NY-01$87KChris Gallant (D), Nick LaLota (R)
- NY-08$32KHakeem S. Jeffries (D), Lewis Mizrahi (R)
- NY-13$13KDarializa Avila Chevalier (D), Jomo M. Williams (R)
- NY-24$8KAlissa J. Ellman (D), Claudia Tenney (R)
- NY-18$7KPat Ryan (D), Jackie Mary Auringer (R)
- NY-07$4KClaire Valdez (D), Priscilla Ghaznavi
- NY-10$584Brad Lander (D), Jennifer E. Moore (R)
- NY-12–Micah C. Lasher (D), Caroline Shinkle (R)
- NY-15–Ritchie Torres (D), Jose Vega
- NY-09–Yvette D. Clarke (D), Joel Azumah (R)
- NY-11–Nicole Malliotakis (R), Mike DeCillis (D)
- NY-22–John W. Mannion (D), Kailee Buller (R)
- NY-05–Gregory W. Meeks (D), George Marsh (R)
- NY-06–Grace Meng (D), Joseph Chou (R)
- NY-20–Paul D. Tonko (D), Ralph F. Ambrosio (R)
New York · ranks 10 of 50
$110.0M
in outside spending on 24 races, primaries included.
- NY-12$43.4MMicah C. Lasher (D), Caroline Shinkle (R)
- NY-17$30.1MCait Conley (D), Mike Lawler (R)
- NY-03$11.0MThomas R. Suozzi (D), Michael J. LiPetri Jr (R)
- NY-13$10.0MDarializa Avila Chevalier (D), Jomo M. Williams (R)
- NY-21$4.1MAnthony Constantino (R), Blake Gendebien (D)
- NY-15$3.8MRitchie Torres (D), Jose Vega
- NY-07$2.4MClaire Valdez (D), Priscilla Ghaznavi
- NY-04$1.7MJeanine C. Driscoll (R), Laura A. Gillen (D)
- NY-25$923KJoseph D. Morelle (D), Virginia E. McIntyre (R)
- NY-10$593KBrad Lander (D), Jennifer E. Moore (R)
- NY-08$532KHakeem S. Jeffries (D), Lewis Mizrahi (R)
- NY-14$503KAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D), Diamant Hysenaj (R)
- NY-02$333KAndrew Garbarino (R), Pat Halpin (D)
- NY-09$290KYvette D. Clarke (D), Joel Azumah (R)
- NY-19$109KJosh Riley (D), Peter K. Oberacker (R)
- NY-23$102KNicholas A. Langworthy (R), Aaron Gies (D)
- NY-01$87KChris Gallant (D), Nick LaLota (R)
- NY-18$8KPat Ryan (D), Jackie Mary Auringer (R)
- NY-24$8KAlissa J. Ellman (D), Claudia Tenney (R)
- NY-11$3KNicole Malliotakis (R), Mike DeCillis (D)
- NY-22$2KJohn W. Mannion (D), Kailee Buller (R)
- NY-05$10Gregory W. Meeks (D), George Marsh (R)
- NY-06$10Grace Meng (D), Joseph Chou (R)
- NY-20$10Paul D. Tonko (D), Ralph F. Ambrosio (R)
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Ohio · ranks 2 of 49
$480.6M
in general-election spending on 16 races.
- OH Senate$409.4MSherrod Brown (D), Jon Husted (R)
- OH-09$20.3MMarcy Kaptur (D), Derek Merrin (R)
- OH-07$19.4MMax Miller (R), Brian Poindexter (D)
- OH-10$12.2MMike Turner (R), Kristina Knickerbocker (D)
- OH-15$11.3MMike Carey (R), Don Leonard (D)
- OH-01$6.6MGreg Landsman (D), Eric Conroy (R)
- OH-13$1.1MEmilia Sykes (D), Carey Coleman (R)
- OH-05$205KBrian Shaver (D), Bob Latta (R)
- OH-02$26KDavid Taylor (R), Jen Mazzuckelli (D)
- OH-04$25KJim Jordan (R), Joshua Kolasinski (D)
- OH-12$19KTroy Balderson (R), Jerrad Christian (D)
- OH-06$19KMichael Rulli (R), Elizabeth Kirtley (D)
- OH-14$13KDavid Joyce (R), Maria Jukic (D)
- OH-08$12KWarren Davidson (R), Vanessa Enoch (D)
- OH-03$335Cleophus Dulaney (R), Joyce Beatty (D)
- OH-11$185Mike Kirchner (R), Shontel Brown (D)
Ohio · ranks 2 of 50
$490.9M
in outside spending on 16 races, primaries included.
- OH Senate$418.3MSherrod Brown (D), Jon Husted (R)
- OH-09$20.5MMarcy Kaptur (D), Derek Merrin (R)
- OH-07$20.2MMax Miller (R), Brian Poindexter (D)
- OH-10$12.2MMike Turner (R), Kristina Knickerbocker (D)
- OH-15$11.3MMike Carey (R), Don Leonard (D)
- OH-01$6.9MGreg Landsman (D), Eric Conroy (R)
- OH-13$1.1MEmilia Sykes (D), Carey Coleman (R)
- OH-05$205KBrian Shaver (D), Bob Latta (R)
- OH-02$26KDavid Taylor (R), Jen Mazzuckelli (D)
- OH-04$25KJim Jordan (R), Joshua Kolasinski (D)
- OH-14$25KDavid Joyce (R), Maria Jukic (D)
- OH-12$19KTroy Balderson (R), Jerrad Christian (D)
- OH-06$19KMichael Rulli (R), Elizabeth Kirtley (D)
- OH-08$12KWarren Davidson (R), Vanessa Enoch (D)
- OH-03$345Cleophus Dulaney (R), Joyce Beatty (D)
- OH-11$195Mike Kirchner (R), Shontel Brown (D)
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Oklahoma · ranks 38 of 49
$667K
in general-election spending on 6 races.
Oklahoma · ranks 40 of 50
$4.3M
in outside spending on 6 races, primaries included.
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Oregon · ranks 35 of 49
$2.0M
in general-election spending on 4 races.
Oregon · ranks 43 of 50
$2.4M
in outside spending on 4 races, primaries included.
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Pennsylvania · ranks 10 of 49
$91.1M
in general-election spending on 17 races.
- PA-08$25.6MPaige Cognetti (D), Rob Bresnahan (R)
- PA-07$23.3MBob Brooks (D), Ryan Mackenzie (R)
- PA-10$21.3MJanelle Stelson (D), Scott Perry (R)
- PA-01$20.0MBrian Fitzpatrick (R), Bob Harvie (D)
- PA-14$368KGuy Reschenthaler (R), Alan Bradstock (D)
- PA-13$245KJohn Joyce (R), Beth Farnham (D)
- PA-02$152KBrendan Boyle (D), Jessica Arriaga (R)
- PA-15$149KGlenn Thompson (R), Ray Bilger (D)
- PA-09$5KRachel Wallace (D), Dan Meuser (R)
- PA-12$1KSummer Lee (D), James Hayes (R)
- PA-11$1KLloyd Smucker (R), Nancy Mannion (D)
- PA-17$204Chris Deluzio (D), Tony Guy (R)
- PA-04$46Madeleine Dean (D), Aurora Stuski (R)
- PA-03$23Chris Rabb (D), Dennis Mahoney (I)
- PA-05$23Mary Gay Scanlon (D), Nicholas Manganaro (R)
- PA-06$23Chrissy Houlahan (D), Marty Young (R)
- PA-16$23Justin Wagner (D), Mike Kelly (R)
Pennsylvania · ranks 11 of 50
$101.6M
in outside spending on 17 races, primaries included.
- PA-07$27.6MBob Brooks (D), Ryan Mackenzie (R)
- PA-08$25.7MPaige Cognetti (D), Rob Bresnahan (R)
- PA-10$21.5MJanelle Stelson (D), Scott Perry (R)
- PA-01$20.0MBrian Fitzpatrick (R), Bob Harvie (D)
- PA-03$5.8MChris Rabb (D), Dennis Mahoney (I)
- PA-14$368KGuy Reschenthaler (R), Alan Bradstock (D)
- PA-13$245KJohn Joyce (R), Beth Farnham (D)
- PA-02$152KBrendan Boyle (D), Jessica Arriaga (R)
- PA-15$151KGlenn Thompson (R), Ray Bilger (D)
- PA-12$36KSummer Lee (D), James Hayes (R)
- PA-17$14KChris Deluzio (D), Tony Guy (R)
- PA-09$5KRachel Wallace (D), Dan Meuser (R)
- PA-11$1KLloyd Smucker (R), Nancy Mannion (D)
- PA-04$151Madeleine Dean (D), Aurora Stuski (R)
- PA-05$128Mary Gay Scanlon (D), Nicholas Manganaro (R)
- PA-06$128Chrissy Houlahan (D), Marty Young (R)
- PA-16$23Justin Wagner (D), Mike Kelly (R)
Rhode Island · ranks 46 of 49
$44K
in general-election spending on 2 races.
Rhode Island · ranks 49 of 50
$44K
in outside spending on 2 races, primaries included.
South Carolina · ranks 15 of 49
$51.9M
in general-election spending on 6 races.
South Carolina · ranks 16 of 50
$82.4M
in outside spending on 6 races, primaries included.
South Dakota · ranks 34 of 49
$3.4M
in general-election spending on 2 races.
- SD Senate$3.3MBrian Bengs (I), Mike Rounds (R)
- SD at-large$118KMarty Jackley (R), Nikki Gronli (D)
South Dakota · ranks 41 of 50
$4.1M
in outside spending on 2 races, primaries included.
- SD Senate$3.8MBrian Bengs (I), Mike Rounds (R)
- SD at-large$247KMarty Jackley (R), Nikki Gronli (D)
Tennessee · ranks 32 of 49
$6.4M
in general-election spending on 8 races.
- TN Senate$262KBill Hagerty (R), Marquita Bradshaw (D)
- TN-09$5.2MJustin Pearson (D), Brent Taylor (R)
- TN-05$872KCharlie Hatcher (R), Chaz Molder (D)
- TN-01$935Diana Harshbarger (R), Kristi Burke (D)
- TN-04$28Scott DesJarlais (R), Victoria Broderick (D)
- TN-02$10Michaela Barnett (D), Tim Burchett (R)
- TN-07–Matt Van Epps (R), Darden Copeland (D)
- TN-06–Johnny Garrett (R), Mike Croley (D)
Tennessee · ranks 29 of 50
$20.3M
in outside spending on 8 races, primaries included.
- TN Senate$1.0MBill Hagerty (R), Marquita Bradshaw (D)
- TN-07$8.7MMatt Van Epps (R), Darden Copeland (D)
- TN-09$5.8MJustin Pearson (D), Brent Taylor (R)
- TN-05$3.7MCharlie Hatcher (R), Chaz Molder (D)
- TN-06$1.1MJohnny Garrett (R), Mike Croley (D)
- TN-01$15KDiana Harshbarger (R), Kristi Burke (D)
- TN-04$434Scott DesJarlais (R), Victoria Broderick (D)
- TN-02$10Michaela Barnett (D), Tim Burchett (R)
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Texas · ranks 1 of 49
$520.5M
in general-election spending on 37 races.
- TX Senate$420.6MJames Talarico (D), Ken Paxton (R)
- TX-34$30.7MVicente Gonzalez (D), Eric Flores (R)
- TX-15$24.5MBobby Pulido (D), Monica De La Cruz (R)
- TX-35$20.3MJohnny C. Garcia (D), Carlos De La Cruz (R)
- TX-28$11.2MTano E. Tijerina (R), Henry Cuellar (D)
- TX-23$7.8MBrandon Herrera (R), Katy Padilla Stout (D)
- TX-09$3.5MLeticia Gutierrez (D), Alex Mealer (R)
- TX-32$1.1MDan Barrios (D), Jace Yarbrough (R)
- TX-01$219KNathaniel Moran (R), Yolanda R. Prince (D)
- TX-11$160KAugust Pfluger (R), Claire Reynolds (D)
- TX-25$98KDione Sims (D), Roger Williams (R)
- TX-02$97KSteve Toth (R), Shaun Finnie (D)
- TX-18$80KChristian Menefee (D), Ronald Dwayne Whitfield (R)
- TX-19$46KTom Sell (R), Kyle Rable (D)
- TX-29$30KSylvia Garcia (D), Martha Fierro (R)
- TX-24$25KBeth Van Duyne (R), Kevin Burge (D)
- TX-31$16KJustin Early (D), John Carter (R)
- TX-03$15KKeith Self (R), Evan Hunt (D)
- TX-13$12KRonny Jackson (R), Mark Nair (D)
- TX-17$11KPete Sessions (R), Casey Shepard (D)
- TX-05$10KLance Gooden (R), Chelsey Hockett (D)
- TX-10$10KChris Gober (R), Caitlin Rourk (D)
- TX-04$10KPat Fallon (R), Jason Pearce (D)
- TX-36$9KBrian Babin (R), Rhonda Hart (D)
- TX-06$9KJake Ellzey (R), Danny Minton (D)
- TX-21$9KMark Teixeira (R), Kristin Hook (D)
- TX-08$8KJessica Hart Steinmann (R), Laura Jones (D)
- TX-14$8KRandy Weber (R), Thurman Bill Bartie (D)
- TX-27$8KMichael Cloud (R), Tanya Lloyd (D)
- TX-26$8KBrandon Gill (R), Steven Shook (D)
- TX-38$8KJon Bonck (R), Melissa McDonough (D)
- TX-12$7KCraig Goldman (R), Heli Rodriguez Prilliman (D)
- TX-22$5KTrever Nehls (R), Marquette Greene-Scott (D)
- TX-16$193Veronica Escobar (D), Adam Bauman (R)
- TX-33–Colin Allred (D), Patrick David Gillespie (R)
- TX-30–Frederick D. Haynes III (D), Everett Jackson (R)
- TX-37–Greg Casar (D), Lauren B. Pena (R)
Texas · ranks 1 of 50
$621.5M
in outside spending on 37 races, primaries included.
- TX Senate$483.5MJames Talarico (D), Ken Paxton (R)
- TX-34$31.2MVicente Gonzalez (D), Eric Flores (R)
- TX-35$27.3MJohnny C. Garcia (D), Carlos De La Cruz (R)
- TX-15$25.7MBobby Pulido (D), Monica De La Cruz (R)
- TX-28$11.2MTano E. Tijerina (R), Henry Cuellar (D)
- TX-09$9.6MLeticia Gutierrez (D), Alex Mealer (R)
- TX-23$8.2MBrandon Herrera (R), Katy Padilla Stout (D)
- TX-18$7.3MChristian Menefee (D), Ronald Dwayne Whitfield (R)
- TX-02$3.9MSteve Toth (R), Shaun Finnie (D)
- TX-32$2.8MDan Barrios (D), Jace Yarbrough (R)
- TX-33$1.9MColin Allred (D), Patrick David Gillespie (R)
- TX-08$1.8MJessica Hart Steinmann (R), Laura Jones (D)
- TX-19$1.7MTom Sell (R), Kyle Rable (D)
- TX-10$1.6MChris Gober (R), Caitlin Rourk (D)
- TX-21$995KMark Teixeira (R), Kristin Hook (D)
- TX-38$943KJon Bonck (R), Melissa McDonough (D)
- TX-29$593KSylvia Garcia (D), Martha Fierro (R)
- TX-30$470KFrederick D. Haynes III (D), Everett Jackson (R)
- TX-01$219KNathaniel Moran (R), Yolanda R. Prince (D)
- TX-11$160KAugust Pfluger (R), Claire Reynolds (D)
- TX-22$147KTrever Nehls (R), Marquette Greene-Scott (D)
- TX-25$99KDione Sims (D), Roger Williams (R)
- TX-31$72KJustin Early (D), John Carter (R)
- TX-06$57KJake Ellzey (R), Danny Minton (D)
- TX-24$25KBeth Van Duyne (R), Kevin Burge (D)
- TX-03$16KKeith Self (R), Evan Hunt (D)
- TX-13$12KRonny Jackson (R), Mark Nair (D)
- TX-17$11KPete Sessions (R), Casey Shepard (D)
- TX-05$10KLance Gooden (R), Chelsey Hockett (D)
- TX-04$10KPat Fallon (R), Jason Pearce (D)
- TX-36$9KBrian Babin (R), Rhonda Hart (D)
- TX-27$9KMichael Cloud (R), Tanya Lloyd (D)
- TX-26$9KBrandon Gill (R), Steven Shook (D)
- TX-14$8KRandy Weber (R), Thurman Bill Bartie (D)
- TX-12$7KCraig Goldman (R), Heli Rodriguez Prilliman (D)
- TX-16$193Veronica Escobar (D), Adam Bauman (R)
- TX-37$38Greg Casar (D), Lauren B. Pena (R)
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Utah · ranks 47 of 49
$30K
in general-election spending on 3 races.
Utah · ranks 39 of 50
$5.4M
in outside spending on 3 races, primaries included.
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Virginia · ranks 19 of 49
$44.1M
in general-election spending on 11 races.
- VA Senate$34KMark Warner (D), Bert Mizusawa (R)
- VA-02$19.9MElaine Luria (D), Jen Kiggans (R)
- VA-01$16.5MRob Wittman (R), Shannon Taylor (D)
- VA-05$7.0MJohn McGuire (R), Tom Perriello (D)
- VA-07$436KDoug Ollivant (R), Eugene Vindman (D)
- VA-06$154KBen Cline (R), Beth Macy (D)
- VA-10$151KSuhas Subramanyam (D), Dave Beckwith (R)
- VA-09$8KJoy Powers (D), Morgan Griffith (R)
- VA-04$2KJennifer McClellan (D), Robert Murray (R)
- VA-03$215Bobby Scott (D), Stephen Woll (I)
- VA-11–James Walkinshaw (D), Arthur Purves (R)
Virginia · ranks 22 of 50
$48.6M
in outside spending on 11 races, primaries included.
- VA Senate$185KMark Warner (D), Bert Mizusawa (R)
- VA-02$20.0MElaine Luria (D), Jen Kiggans (R)
- VA-01$17.2MRob Wittman (R), Shannon Taylor (D)
- VA-05$7.1MJohn McGuire (R), Tom Perriello (D)
- VA-11$3.1MJames Walkinshaw (D), Arthur Purves (R)
- VA-07$574KDoug Ollivant (R), Eugene Vindman (D)
- VA-06$160KBen Cline (R), Beth Macy (D)
- VA-10$151KSuhas Subramanyam (D), Dave Beckwith (R)
- VA-09$8KJoy Powers (D), Morgan Griffith (R)
- VA-04$2KJennifer McClellan (D), Robert Murray (R)
- VA-03$215Bobby Scott (D), Stephen Woll (I)
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Vermont · ranks 48 of 49
$173
in general-election spending on 1 race.
- VT at-large$173Becca Balint (D), Gerald Malloy (R)
Vermont · ranks 50 of 50
$183
in outside spending on 1 race, primaries included.
- VT at-large$183Becca Balint (D), Gerald Malloy (R)
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Washington · ranks 22 of 49
$23.5M
in general-election spending on 10 races.
- WA-03$23.1MMarie Gluesenkamp Perez (D), John Braun (R)
- WA-05$264KMichael Baumgartner (R), Carmela Conroy (D)
- WA-04$98KAmanda McKinney (R), John Duresky (D)
- WA-02$213Rick Larsen (D), Edwin H. Feller (R)
- WA-10–Marilyn Strickland (D), Chris D. Chung (R)
- WA-01–Suzan DelBene (D), Mary Silva (R)
- WA-08–Kim Schrier (D), Spencer Meline (R)
- WA-09–Adam Smith (D), Doug Basler (R)
- WA-06–Emily Randall (D), Teresa Fox (R)
- WA-07–Pramila Jayapal (D), Nirav Sheth (R)
Washington · ranks 28 of 50
$28.0M
in outside spending on 10 races, primaries included.
- WA-03$23.3MMarie Gluesenkamp Perez (D), John Braun (R)
- WA-04$2.4MAmanda McKinney (R), John Duresky (D)
- WA-05$1.7MMichael Baumgartner (R), Carmela Conroy (D)
- WA-10$391KMarilyn Strickland (D), Chris D. Chung (R)
- WA-01$141KSuzan DelBene (D), Mary Silva (R)
- WA-08$105KKim Schrier (D), Spencer Meline (R)
- WA-09$6KAdam Smith (D), Doug Basler (R)
- WA-02$223Rick Larsen (D), Edwin H. Feller (R)
- WA-06$20Emily Randall (D), Teresa Fox (R)
- WA-07$10Pramila Jayapal (D), Nirav Sheth (R)
Wisconsin · ranks 17 of 49
$47.8M
in general-election spending on 8 races.
- WI-03$29.7MDerrick Van Orden (R), Rebecca Cooke (D)
- WI-01$17.9MBryan Steil (R), Mitchell Berman (D)
- WI-05$150KScott Fitzgerald (R), Andrew Beck (D)
- WI-07$43KMichael Alfonso (R), Fred Clark (D)
- WI-06$22KBrad Smith (D), Glenn Grothman (R)
- WI-08$16KRick Crosson (D), Tony Wied (R)
- WI-04$2KGwen Moore (D), Tim Rogers (R)
- WI-02$2KMark Pocan (D)
Wisconsin · ranks 21 of 50
$53.2M
in outside spending on 8 races, primaries included.
- WI-03$30.1MDerrick Van Orden (R), Rebecca Cooke (D)
- WI-01$17.9MBryan Steil (R), Mitchell Berman (D)
- WI-07$4.9MMichael Alfonso (R), Fred Clark (D)
- WI-05$150KScott Fitzgerald (R), Andrew Beck (D)
- WI-04$27KGwen Moore (D), Tim Rogers (R)
- WI-06$22KBrad Smith (D), Glenn Grothman (R)
- WI-08$16KRick Crosson (D), Tony Wied (R)
- WI-02$2KMark Pocan (D)
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West Virginia · ranks 40 of 49
$433K
in general-election spending on 3 races.
West Virginia · ranks 44 of 50
$778K
in outside spending on 3 races, primaries included.
Wyoming · ranks 41 of 49
$355K
in general-election spending on 2 races.
- WY Senate$65KHarriet Hageman (R), James Byrd (D)
- WY at-large$291KChuck Gray (R), Lisa F. Kinney (D)
Wyoming · ranks 36 of 50
$9.2M
in outside spending on 2 races, primaries included.
- WY Senate$1.2MHarriet Hageman (R), James Byrd (D)
- WY at-large$8.0MChuck Gray (R), Lisa F. Kinney (D)
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Top races
Senate races, most general-electionoutside money
House races, most general-electionoutside money
Senate · 35 races with outside spending, most general-election moneymoney this cycle first
| Race | On the ballot | General | Primary | Late | Top spender |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TX Senate | James Talarico (D), Ken Paxton (R) | $420.6M | $62.9M | $419.2M | Texas PAC $181.9M |
| OH Senate | Sherrod Brown (D), Jon Husted (R) | $409.4M | $2.8M | $407.4M | SLF PAC $94.7M |
| MI Senate | Abdul El-Sayed (D), Mike Rogers (R) | $256.6M | $74.5M | $250.0M | SLF PAC $47.1M |
| IA Senate | Josh Turek (D), Ashley Hinson (R) | $193.4M | $10.9M | $179.1M | SLF PAC $50.0M |
| ME Senate | Troy Jackson (D), Susan Collins (R) | $137.7M | $7.0M | $129.2M | SLF PAC $38.2M |
| AK Senate | Mary Peltola (D), Dan S. Sullivan (R) | $95.3M | $11.7M | $98.5M | SLF PAC $16.7M |
| KS Senate | Roger Marshall (R), Adam Hamilton (D) | $90.6M | $2.9M | $90.6M | SLF PAC $16.9M |
| NC Senate | Roy Cooper (D), Michael Whatley (R) | $75.6M | $2.4M | $60.4M | SLF PAC $30.4M |
| NE Senate | Dan Osborn (I), Pete Ricketts (R) | $68.8M | $1.3M | $68.6M | Nebraska Values PAC $16.0M |
| NH Senate | Chris Pappas (D), John E. Sununu (R) | $63.3M | $5.9M | $64.0M | WinSenate $18.2M |
| SC Senate | Annie Andrews (D), Darline Graham (R) | $40.7M | $24.5M | $50.1M | SLF PAC $13.1M |
| GA Senate | Jon Ossoff (D), Mike Collins (R) | $37.8M | $6.4M | $37.5M | SLF PAC $11.5M |
| FL Senate | Angie Nixon (D), Ashley Moody (R) | $26.5M | $684K | $26.6M | Stronger Safer Nation $13.3M |
| MT Senate | Seth Bodnar (I), Kurt Alme (R) | $16.7M | $5.5M | $14.0M | Independent PAC $7.1M |
| MS Senate | Scott Colom (D), Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) | $16.2M | $508K | $14.3M | Government That Works PAC $3.0M |
| MN Senate | Peggy Flanagan (D), Michele Tafoya (R) | $5.3M | $22.2M | $7.9M | Minnesota Forward $2.5M |
| AR Senate | Hallie Shoffner (D), Tom Cotton (R) | $4.7M | $741K | $2.9M | America One $4.5M |
| LA Senate | Julia Letlow (R), Jamie Davis (D) | $3.4M | $24.5M | $3.4M | Conservatives for American Excellence $1.1M |
| SD Senate | Brian Bengs (I), Mike Rounds (R) | $3.3M | $566K | $3.3M | Retire Career Politicians $1.1M |
| KY Senate | Andy Barr (R), Charles Booker (D) | $2.0M | $38.9M | $2.0M | Keep America Great PAC $1.8M |
| MA Senate | John Deaton (R), Ed Markey (D) | $706K | $2.2M | $1.3M | Commonwealth Prosperity Fund $706K |
| AL Senate | Barry Moore (R), Everett Wess (D) | $371K | $22.5M | $286K | High Plains PAC $265K |
| WV Senate | Shelley Moore Capito (R), Rachel Fetty Anderson (D) | $309K | $342K | $313K | American Mission $210K |
| NM Senate | Ben Ray Luján (D), Larry Marker (R) | $274K | $1K | $274K | AB PAC $217K |
| TN Senate | Bill Hagerty (R), Marquita Bradshaw (D) | $262K | $760K | $222K | American Mission $212K |
| OK Senate | Kevin Hern (R), N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas (D) | $261K | $2.4M | $175K | High Plains PAC $165K |
| DE Senate | Chris Coons (D), Michael Katz (R) | $232K | $12K | $232K | AB PAC $232K |
| ID Senate | Todd Achilles (I), Jim Risch (R) | $164K | – | $164K | Forward Party Victory Fund $105K |
| WY Senate | Harriet Hageman (R), James Byrd (D) | $65K | $1.2M | $42K | Senate Conservatives Action $34K |
| VA Senate | Mark Warner (D), Bert Mizusawa (R) | $34K | $150K | $34K | Thomas Paine Society $34K |
| CO Senate | John Hickenlooper (D), Bob Chew | $2K | $816K | $2K | Neighbor Voices PAC $2K |
| NJ Senate | Justin Murphy (R), Cory Booker (D) | $1K | $135 | $1K | New Jersey Right to Life Committee Federal PAC $1K |
| IL Senate | Juliana Stratton (D), Don Tracy (R) | – | $24.6M | – | Illinois Future PAC $12.2M |
| OR Senate | Jeff Merkley (D), David Brock Smith (R) | – | $25K | – | Revive Oregon $25K |
| RI Senate | Jack Reed (D), Ray McKay (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
House · 394 races with outside spending, most general-election moneymoney this cycle first
| Race | On the ballot | General | Primary | Late | Top spender |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NC-01 | Don Davis (D), Laurie Buckhout (R) | $44.1M | $981K | $37.0M | CLF $13.1M |
| MI-07 | William Lawrence (D), Tom Barrett (R) | $42.0M | $8.0M | $39.7M | HMP $13.9M |
| FL-25 | Jared Moskowitz (D), Scott Singer (R) | $40.8M | $2.5M | $40.1M | HMP $17.1M |
| MI-10 | Christina Hines (D), Michael Bouchard Jr. (R) | $39.6M | $838K | $35.8M | CLF $14.8M |
| FL-14 | Kathy Castor (D), Mike Beltran (R) | $38.3M | $101K | $35.6M | No Going Back PAC $12.7M |
| AZ-01 | Amish Shah (D), Jay Feely (R) | $31.8M | $5.7M | $26.8M | Safety & Affordability PAC $9.4M |
| CO-08 | Manny Rutinel (D), Gabe Evans (R) | $30.8M | $7.5M | $23.4M | CLF $8.4M |
| TX-34 | Vicente Gonzalez (D), Eric Flores (R) | $30.7M | $458K | $24.4M | HMP $10.2M |
| FL-22 | Casey Askar (R), Pia Dandiya (D) | $30.3M | $2.0M | $30.5M | HMP $12.3M |
| WI-03 | Derrick Van Orden (R), Rebecca Cooke (D) | $29.7M | $430K | $25.7M | HMP $8.8M |
| CA-22 | David Valadao (R), Randy Villegas (D) | $28.2M | $8.0M | $20.5M | CLF $9.8M |
| NY-17 | Cait Conley (D), Mike Lawler (R) | $26.9M | $3.3M | $22.9M | CLF $11.2M |
| AZ-06 | Juan Ciscomani (R), JoAnna Mendoza (D) | $26.5M | $33K | $21.6M | CLF $6.1M |
| PA-08 | Paige Cognetti (D), Rob Bresnahan (R) | $25.6M | $91K | $20.3M | CLF $6.7M |
| MI-04 | Bill Huizenga (R), Sean McCann (D) | $25.2M | $1.3M | $22.6M | HMP $6.1M |
| IA-02 | Lindsay James (D), Joe Mitchell (R) | $24.9M | $86K | $22.4M | Everytown for Gun Safety Victory Fund $5.4M |
| TX-15 | Bobby Pulido (D), Monica De La Cruz (R) | $24.5M | $1.2M | $22.4M | No Going Back PAC $7.0M |
| IA-03 | Sarah Trone Garriott (D), Zach Nunn (R) | $24.3M | $85 | $20.6M | Everytown for Gun Safety Victory Fund $6.8M |
| ME-02 | Matthew Dunlap (D), Paul LePage (R) | $24.1M | $1.5M | $19.7M | HMP $9.0M |
| PA-07 | Bob Brooks (D), Ryan Mackenzie (R) | $23.3M | $4.4M | $20.2M | CLF $8.6M |
| WA-03 | Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D), John Braun (R) | $23.1M | $121K | $20.1M | HMP $8.0M |
| PA-10 | Janelle Stelson (D), Scott Perry (R) | $21.3M | $172K | $17.4M | No Going Back PAC $6.1M |
| TX-35 | Johnny C. Garcia (D), Carlos De La Cruz (R) | $20.3M | $6.9M | $20.2M | No Going Back PAC $10.3M |
| OH-09 | Marcy Kaptur (D), Derek Merrin (R) | $20.3M | $194K | $14.8M | CLF $6.0M |
| PA-01 | Brian Fitzpatrick (R), Bob Harvie (D) | $20.0M | – | $19.5M | HMP $8.5M |
| VA-02 | Elaine Luria (D), Jen Kiggans (R) | $19.9M | $141K | $15.1M | CLF $5.3M |
| OH-07 | Max Miller (R), Brian Poindexter (D) | $19.4M | $886K | $17.8M | HMP $6.8M |
| MT-01 | Aaron Flint (R), Sam Forstag (D) | $19.3M | $1.5M | $19.0M | No Going Back PAC $7.8M |
| IA-01 | Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R), Christina Bohannan (D) | $19.0M | $234K | $10.8M | CLF $5.1M |
| AK at-large | Nick Begich III (R), Bill Hill (I) | $18.1M | $3.6M | $17.3M | Wheel Dog PAC $6.2M |
| WI-01 | Bryan Steil (R), Mitchell Berman (D) | $17.9M | $1K | $17.0M | HMP $4.6M |
| NC-11 | Jennifer Balkcom (R), Jamie Ager (D) | $17.5M | $377 | $14.7M | No Going Back PAC $5.1M |
| VA-01 | Rob Wittman (R), Shannon Taylor (D) | $16.5M | $711K | $14.2M | HMP $7.2M |
| NM-02 | Gabe Vasquez (D), Greg Cunningham (R) | $14.5M | $310 | $12.5M | CLF $6.1M |
| KY-06 | Ralph Alvarado (R), Zach Dembo (D) | $13.8M | $7.8M | $13.5M | No Going Back PAC $5.2M |
| NJ-07 | Rebecca Bennett (D), Thomas H. Kean Jr. (R) | $13.0M | $2.4M | $10.9M | Land I Love PAC $4.1M |
| AL-02 | Shomari Figures (D), Rhett Marques (R) | $12.3M | $3.6M | $12.5M | No Going Back PAC $3.1M |
| OH-10 | Mike Turner (R), Kristina Knickerbocker (D) | $12.2M | – | $12.2M | HMP $4.6M |
| OH-15 | Mike Carey (R), Don Leonard (D) | $11.3M | $4K | $10.8M | Safety & Affordability PAC $2.7M |
| SC-01 | Jenny Costa Honeycutt (R), Nancy Lacore (D) | $11.2M | $2.9M | $11.2M | No Going Back PAC $2.2M |
| TX-28 | Tano E. Tijerina (R), Henry Cuellar (D) | $11.2M | $10K | $7.6M | HMP $5.5M |
| NY-03 | Thomas R. Suozzi (D), Michael J. LiPetri Jr (R) | $11.0M | $1K | $10.8M | No Going Back PAC $6.6M |
| AZ-02 | Eli Crane (R), Jonathan Nez (D) | $10.9M | $968K | $10.2M | No Going Back PAC $4.9M |
| CA-11 | Scott Wiener (D), Connie Chan (D) | $10.8M | $3.4M | $10.9M | Growusa $3.7M |
| FL-13 | Anna Paulina Luna (R), Leela Gray (D) | $9.9M | $24K | $8.6M | HMP $4.5M |
| MN-01 | Brad Finstad (R), Jake Johnson (D) | $9.7M | $11K | $9.6M | Your Community PAC $2.8M |
| CA-13 | Adam Gray (D), Kevin Lincoln (R) | $8.8M | $49K | $6.0M | CLF $5.8M |
| CO-05 | Jessica Killin (D), Jeff Crank (R) | $8.5M | $77 | $7.7M | No Going Back PAC $3.0M |
| TX-23 | Brandon Herrera (R), Katy Padilla Stout (D) | $7.8M | $387K | $6.8M | No Going Back PAC $1.8M |
| CA-48 | Jim Desmond (R), Marni von Wilpert (D) | $7.8M | $7.7M | $6.0M | HMP $4.4M |
| CA-06 | Kevin Kiley (I), Richard Pan (D) | $7.0M | $3.4M | $6.0M | 314 Action Fund $3.3M |
| VA-05 | John McGuire (R), Tom Perriello (D) | $7.0M | $126K | $7.1M | Our Virginia $2.8M |
| OH-01 | Greg Landsman (D), Eric Conroy (R) | $6.6M | $287K | $5.0M | CLF $2.4M |
| CA-04 | Mike Thompson (D), Eric Jones (D) | $6.6M | $5.9M | $6.6M | New Leadership Now $2.7M |
| AR-02 | French Hill (R), Chris Jones (D) | $6.4M | $418K | $6.4M | Committee for American Leadership $2.9M |
| CO-03 | Jeff Hurd (R), Dwayne Romero (D) | $6.3M | $122K | $6.3M | HMP $2.5M |
| NV-02 | David Flippo (R), Teresa Benitez-Thompson (D) | $6.2M | $1.3M | $5.7M | Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC $1.8M |
| IN-05 | Victoria Spartz (R), J.D. Ford (D) | $5.5M | $24K | $5.5M | Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC $2.0M |
| TN-09 | Justin Pearson (D), Brent Taylor (R) | $5.2M | $566K | $5.3M | Ready for the Fight $2.5M |
| CA-40 | Young Kim (R), Ken Calvert (R) | $4.7M | $7.2M | $4.8M | Americans 4 Security PAC $3.3M |
| NE-02 | Denise Powell (D), Brinker Harding (R) | $4.7M | $5.6M | $1.8M | HMP $1.5M |
| FL-09 | Dan Green (R), Darren Soto (D) | $3.8M | $334K | $4.0M | CLF $839K |
| NY-21 | Anthony Constantino (R), Blake Gendebien (D) | $3.8M | $244K | $3.7M | Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC $1.3M |
| CA-07 | Mai Vang (D), Doris Matsui (D) | $3.6M | $980K | $3.1M | Affordable California 2026 $820K |
| TX-09 | Leticia Gutierrez (D), Alex Mealer (R) | $3.5M | $6.2M | $3.5M | No Going Back PAC $1.3M |
| MI-08 | Kristen McDonald Rivet (D), Thomas J. Smith (R) | $3.4M | $12K | $1.8M | CLF $2.0M |
| NH-01 | Anthony DiLorenzo (R), Stefany Shaheen (D) | $3.3M | $11.5M | $6.4M | Ready for the Fight $863K |
| LA-06 | Rick Edmonds (R), Blake Miguez (R) | $3.3M | $251K | $3.3M | Club for Growth Action $3.0M |
| NV-03 | Susie Lee (D), Marty O'Donnell (R) | $3.2M | $60K | $3.2M | AB PAC $999K |
| NV-04 | Steven Horsford (D), Cody Whipple (R) | $2.7M | $159 | $2.7M | Fairshake $1.0M |
| NE-01 | Mike Flood (R), Chris Backemeyer (D) | $2.5M | – | $2.5M | Retire Career Politicians $2.0M |
| CO-04 | Lauren Boebert (R), Eileen Laubacher (D) | $2.4M | $6K | $2.0M | Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC $1.5M |
| FL-16 | Kelly Kirschner (D), Sydney Gruters (R) | $2.1M | $2.5M | $2.1M | Conservatives for American Excellence $1.2M |
| FL-07 | Bale Dalton (D), Ryan Elijah (R) | $2.1M | $1.1M | $2.2M | Civic Renewal Fund $705K |
| NJ-02 | Jeff Van Drew (R), Zack Mullock (D) | $2.1M | $81K | $2.1M | Project 218 $1.5M |
| CA-34 | Jimmy Gomez (D), Angela Gonzales-Torres (D) | $2.0M | $3K | $2.0M | Guardrails Alliance $1.0M |
| FL-27 | Eliott Rodriguez (D), Maria Elvira Salazar (R) | $1.9M | – | $1.8M | HMP $824K |
| NY-04 | Jeanine C. Driscoll (R), Laura A. Gillen (D) | $1.7M | $251 | $1.7M | HMP $632K |
| NC-03 | Greg Murphy (R), Raymond Smith Jr. (D) | $1.4M | $7K | $1.1M | American Majority Action PAC $695K |
| MO-02 | Fred Wellman (D), Ann Wagner (R) | $1.4M | – | $1.4M | CLF $742K |
| CA-45 | Derek Tran (D), Chuong Vo (R) | $1.3M | $5K | $1.3M | Fairshake $1.0M |
| OR-05 | Janelle Bynum (D), Patti Adair (R) | $1.2M | $125 | $1.2M | Fairshake $1.0M |
| MI-03 | Hillary Scholten (D), Terri DeBoer (R) | $1.2M | $28K | $1.2M | West Michigan for Common Sense $855K |
| CA-14 | Aisha Wahab (D), Melissa Hernandez (D) | $1.1M | $7.8M | $1.2M | Protect Progress $535K |
| OH-13 | Emilia Sykes (D), Carey Coleman (R) | $1.1M | $334 | $1.1M | Think Big $332K |
| TX-32 | Dan Barrios (D), Jace Yarbrough (R) | $1.1M | $1.7M | $1.1M | Win It Back PAC $521K |
| FL-11 | Joe Strada (R), James Pericola (D) | $1.0M | $393K | $1.1M | C00946087 $1.0M |
| MA-01 | Nadia Milleron (I), Richard Neal (D) | $976K | $25K | $1.0M | Forward United $632K |
| NV-01 | Carrie Buck (R), Dina Titus (D) | $972K | $117 | $972K | American Majority Action PAC $808K |
| TN-05 | Charlie Hatcher (R), Chaz Molder (D) | $872K | $2.8M | $872K | Civic Renewal Fund $460K |
| OR-04 | Val Hoyle (D), Monique DeSpain (R) | $825K | $292K | $525K | Safer Stronger Oregon PAC $575K |
| LA-04 | Mike Johnson (R), Conrad Cable (D) | $744K | $2 | $744K | A Real Bottom Line PAC $744K |
| MN-08 | Pete Stauber (R), Trina Swanson (D) | $602K | $47K | $649K | Wilderness Action $589K |
| MI-01 | Jack Bergman (R), Callie Barr (D) | $562K | $20K | $209K | VoteVets $353K |
| FL-08 | Mike Haridopolos (R), Jennifer Jenkins (D) | $541K | – | $541K | Stand for Freedom PAC $197K |
| MN-02 | Matt Little (D), Eric Pratt (R) | $515K | $4.1M | $515K | American Majority Action PAC $215K |
| NJ-05 | Josh Gottheimer (D), Sean Kirrane (R) | $512K | $8K | $512K | Protect Progress $512K |
| CA-33 | Pete Aguilar (D), Stephanie Vargas (R) | $512K | $33 | $512K | Protect Progress $512K |
| NY-14 | Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D), Diamant Hysenaj (R) | $503K | $10 | $503K | Freedom Caucus Fund $500K |
| KS-04 | Katy Tyndell (D), Ron Estes (R) | $466K | – | $466K | Americans for an Efficient Government PAC $466K |
| FL-21 | Brian Mast (R), James Martin (D) | $463K | $36K | $401K | Valor Project $316K |
| FL-12 | Gus Bilirakis (R), Kimberly Overman (D) | $441K | $175K | $556K | Affordable Florida $406K |
| AZ-04 | Greg Stanton (D), Zuhdi Jasser (R) | $438K | $444K | $459K | Think Big $327K |
| VA-07 | Doug Ollivant (R), Eugene Vindman (D) | $436K | $138K | $404K | American Majority Action PAC $202K |
| NJ-09 | Nelida Pou (D), Rosie Pino (R) | $409K | $510 | $399K | No Going Back PAC $305K |
| NC-05 | Virginia Foxx (R), Chuck Hubbard (D) | $402K | – | $62K | AB PAC $402K |
| NC-09 | Richard Hudson (R), Richard Ojeda (D) | $400K | $1K | $29K | AB PAC $389K |
| GA-10 | Houston Gaines (R), Pamela DeLancy (D) | $384K | $1.7M | $384K | Working America $350K |
| GA-03 | Brian Jack (R), Maura Keller (D) | $378K | – | $378K | American Mission $204K |
| PA-14 | Guy Reschenthaler (R), Alan Bradstock (D) | $368K | – | $364K | American Mission $199K |
| NY-25 | Joseph D. Morelle (D), Virginia E. McIntyre (R) | $351K | $572K | $351K | Think Big $351K |
| NY-02 | Andrew Garbarino (R), Pat Halpin (D) | $333K | – | $333K | Center Forward Initiative $140K |
| CA-42 | Robert Garcia (D), Brian Burley (R) | $309K | $10 | $309K | Equality PAC $309K |
| CT-05 | Chris Shea (R), Jahana Hayes (D) | $306K | $140 | $306K | Pro-Choice Majority Action $250K |
| WY at-large | Chuck Gray (R), Lisa F. Kinney (D) | $291K | $7.7M | $1.4M | Wy Action $291K |
| LA-05 | Michael Echols (R), Stewart Cathey Jr. (R) | $290K | $205K | $290K | Building a Strong America $111K |
| WA-05 | Michael Baumgartner (R), Carmela Conroy (D) | $264K | $1.5M | $1.3M | CLF $121K |
| IL-04 | Chris Getty (I), Patty García (D) | $262K | – | $262K | Independent PAC $262K |
| GA-11 | John Cowan (R), Chris Harden (D) | $257K | $1.1M | $257K | Defending Our Values PAC $257K |
| PA-13 | John Joyce (R), Beth Farnham (D) | $245K | – | $245K | American Mission $240K |
| MO-05 | Emanuel Cleaver (D), Rick Brattin (R) | $235K | $4.2M | $243K | AB PAC $235K |
| TX-01 | Nathaniel Moran (R), Yolanda R. Prince (D) | $219K | $54 | $219K | American Mission $203K |
| OK-05 | Jena Nelson (D), Stephanie Bice (R) | $219K | $396K | $220K | Government That Works PAC $126K |
| GA-07 | Rich McCormick (R), Tony Kozycki (D) | $208K | – | $208K | American Mission $208K |
| FL-15 | Laurel Lee (R), Robert People (D) | $207K | – | $207K | American Mission $207K |
| MN-05 | Ilhan Omar (D), John Nagel (R) | $206K | $4K | $206K | National Nurses United for Patient Protection $200K |
| OH-05 | Brian Shaver (D), Bob Latta (R) | $205K | – | $205K | America PAC $189K |
| NC-10 | Pat Harrigan (R), Ashley Bell (D) | $199K | $57 | $199K | Defend American Jobs $150K |
| IN-02 | Rudy Yakym (R), Jamee Decio (D) | $192K | – | $192K | American Mission $192K |
| NC-07 | David Rouzer (R), Kimberly Hardy (D) | $188K | – | $182K | Defend American Jobs $151K |
| NC-14 | Tim Moore (R), Lakesha Womack (D) | $183K | $81K | $183K | GOPAC Election Fund $183K |
| FL-03 | Kat Cammack (R), Seth Harp (D) | $181K | – | $150K | Protect Freedom Political Action Committee $150K |
| FL-01 | Jimmy Patronis (R), Gay Valimont (D) | $179K | $121K | $224K | Land I Love PAC $179K |
| MI-09 | Lisa McClain (R), Ray Pooley (D) | $165K | $484 | $164K | Defend American Jobs $150K |
| TX-11 | August Pfluger (R), Claire Reynolds (D) | $160K | $54 | $160K | Defend American Jobs $150K |
| VA-06 | Ben Cline (R), Beth Macy (D) | $154K | $7K | $153K | Defend American Jobs $150K |
| MN-06 | Tom Emmer (R), Doug Chapin (D) | $153K | $547 | $153K | Defend American Jobs $153K |
| MN-07 | Michelle Fischbach (R), Erik Osberg (D) | $153K | $171 | $152K | Defend American Jobs $152K |
| GA-06 | Lucy McBath (D), Kevin Martin (R) | $152K | – | $152K | Protect Progress $152K |
| PA-02 | Brendan Boyle (D), Jessica Arriaga (R) | $152K | – | $152K | Protect Progress $150K |
| MO-08 | Jason Smith (R), Chris Reichard (D) | $151K | – | $151K | Defend American Jobs $151K |
| VA-10 | Suhas Subramanyam (D), Dave Beckwith (R) | $151K | $13 | $151K | Protect Progress $151K |
| GA-08 | Austin Scott (R), Kelly Esti (D) | $151K | $2K | $151K | Defend American Jobs $151K |
| IL-01 | Jonathan Jackson (D), Christian Maxwell (R) | $150K | – | $150K | Protect Progress $150K |
| MT-02 | Troy Downing (R), Michael Eisenhauer (I) | $150K | – | $150K | Defend American Jobs $150K |
| AL-07 | Terri Sewell (D), Ammie Akin (R) | $150K | – | $150K | Protect Progress $150K |
| WI-05 | Scott Fitzgerald (R), Andrew Beck (D) | $150K | – | $150K | Defend American Jobs $150K |
| CA-19 | Jimmy Panetta (D), Peter Coe Verbica (R) | $149K | $600K | $149K | Protect Progress $149K |
| PA-15 | Glenn Thompson (R), Ray Bilger (D) | $149K | $2K | $147K | Defend American Jobs $147K |
| OK-03 | Frank Lucas (R), Suzie Byrd (D) | $149K | – | $149K | Defend American Jobs $149K |
| CA-23 | Jay Obernolte (R), Tessa Lynn Hodge (D) | $140K | $739K | $140K | American Mission $140K |
| AZ-05 | Mark Lamb (R), Elizabeth Lee (D) | $136K | $348K | $136K | SD 2026 $125K |
| SD at-large | Marty Jackley (R), Nikki Gronli (D) | $118K | $129K | $98K | South Dakota Values PAC $57K |
| NY-19 | Josh Riley (D), Peter K. Oberacker (R) | $103K | $372 | $84K | American Democracy Project $32K |
| NY-23 | Nicholas A. Langworthy (R), Aaron Gies (D) | $102K | $150 | $102K | American Chemistry Council $96K |
| TX-25 | Dione Sims (D), Roger Williams (R) | $98K | $54 | $98K | Texas Organizing Project Political Action Committee $87K |
| WV-02 | Riley Moore (R), Ace Parsi (D) | $98K | $266 | $98K | 1863 PAC $98K |
| WA-04 | Amanda McKinney (R), John Duresky (D) | $98K | $2.3M | $140K | American Liberty Foundation $54K |
| TX-02 | Steve Toth (R), Shaun Finnie (D) | $97K | $3.8M | $91K | Save American Freedom $36K |
| NY-01 | Chris Gallant (D), Nick LaLota (R) | $87K | – | $85K | Building Together $38K |
| TX-18 | Christian Menefee (D), Ronald Dwayne Whitfield (R) | $80K | $7.1M | $80K | Texas Organizing Project Political Action Committee $80K |
| FL-02 | Austin Rogers (R), Amanda Green (D) | $80K | $2.8M | $485K | American Conservation Coalition PAC $46K |
| MD-01 | Andy Harris (R), Dan Schwartz (D) | $76K | $17K | $61K | Indivisible Project $71K |
| IL-08 | Melissa Bean (D), Jennifer Davis (R) | $75K | $7.6M | $75K | Lincoln Legacy PAC $75K |
| IL-14 | Lauren Underwood (D), James Marter (R) | $61K | $35 | – | American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Separate Segregated Fund $61K |
| FL-19 | Jim Schwartzel (R), Victor Arias (D) | $56K | $5.9M | – | Latinos for Conservative Values $56K |
| FL-26 | Nicole Locklin (D), Mario Diaz-Balart (R) | $56K | – | $56K | AB PAC $56K |
| CA-01 | Mike McGuire (D), James Gallagher (R) | $52K | $746K | $52K | National Nurses United for Patient Protection $52K |
| IN-09 | Erin Houchin (R), Brad Meyer (D) | $49K | – | $49K | Commonsense Hoosiers PAC $49K |
| TX-19 | Tom Sell (R), Kyle Rable (D) | $46K | $1.7M | $46K | Save American Freedom $36K |
| IA-04 | Chris McGowan (R), Dave Dawson (D) | $44K | $173K | $44K | Save American Freedom $33K |
| RI-02 | Victor Mellor (R), Seth Magaziner (D) | $44K | – | $44K | Common Sense America PAC $44K |
| WI-07 | Michael Alfonso (R), Fred Clark (D) | $43K | $4.9M | $1.7M | Americans 4 Security PAC $35K |
| GA-01 | Jim Kingston (R), Amanda Hollowell (D) | $42K | $1.9M | $42K | Save American Freedom $37K |
| OK-01 | Mark Tedford (R), John Croisant (D) | $38K | $619K | $34K | Save American Freedom $34K |
| NC-06 | Addison McDowell (R), Cyril Jefferson (D) | $36K | – | $36K | Save American Freedom $36K |
| KY-04 | Ed Gallrein (R), Melissa Claire Strange (D) | $35K | $26.2M | $135K | Save American Freedom $35K |
| NH-02 | Lily Tang Williams (R), Maggie Goodlander (D) | $35K | $150K | $35K | Building Together $23K |
| MA-06 | Dan Koh (D), Micah Jones (R) | $35K | $2.5M | $249K | United Future PAC $35K |
| MO-06 | Chris Stigall (R), Josh Smead (D) | $34K | $1.5M | $112K | Save American Freedom $34K |
| NY-08 | Hakeem S. Jeffries (D), Lewis Mizrahi (R) | $32K | $10 | $532K | The Conservative Caucus $32K |
| UT-03 | Celeste Maloy (R), Kent Udell (D) | $30K | $1.6M | $30K | American Conservation Coalition PAC $30K |
| TX-29 | Sylvia Garcia (D), Martha Fierro (R) | $30K | $562K | $30K | Texas Organizing Project Political Action Committee $30K |
| CA-46 | David Pan (R), Lou Correa (D) | $30K | $107K | $30K | Equality California Votes $30K |
| AZ-08 | Bernadette Greene-Placentia (D), Abe Hamadeh (R) | $26K | – | $24K | Building Together $23K |
| OH-02 | David Taylor (R), Jen Mazzuckelli (D) | $26K | – | $26K | NRA Victory Fund $25K |
| WV-01 | Carol Miller (R), Vince George (D) | $26K | $2K | – | Clearpath Action Fund $26K |
| NM-03 | Teresa Leger Fernández (D), Martin Zamora (R) | $25K | $10 | $25K | Working America $25K |
| TX-24 | Beth Van Duyne (R), Kevin Burge (D) | $25K | $54 | $25K | WFW Action Fund $21K |
| OH-04 | Jim Jordan (R), Joshua Kolasinski (D) | $25K | $883 | $23K | NRA Victory Fund $23K |
| WI-06 | Brad Smith (D), Glenn Grothman (R) | $22K | – | $22K | Building Together $22K |
| MI-02 | John Moolenaar (R), Benjamin Ambrose (D) | $20K | $344 | $20K | NRA Victory Fund $20K |
| MS-01 | Cliff Johnson (D), Trent Kelly (R) | $20K | – | $1K | Vote Courage 4 Democracy Fund $18K |
| OH-12 | Troy Balderson (R), Jerrad Christian (D) | $19K | – | $19K | NRA Victory Fund $19K |
| FL-06 | Randy Fine (R), Eric Yonce (D) | $19K | $455K | $77K | The Lincoln Project $19K |
| OH-06 | Michael Rulli (R), Elizabeth Kirtley (D) | $19K | – | $19K | NRA Victory Fund $18K |
| CA-03 | Ami Bera (D), Robb Tucker (R) | $17K | $200 | $16K | Campaign for Working Class Communities $16K |
| TX-31 | Justin Early (D), John Carter (R) | $16K | $55K | $8K | Indivisible Project $9K |
| WI-08 | Rick Crosson (D), Tony Wied (R) | $16K | – | $16K | Working America $16K |
| MI-05 | Tim Walberg (R), Christian Vukasovich (D) | $16K | $448 | $15K | NRA Victory Fund $13K |
| NJ-03 | Herb Conaway (D), Michael P. McGuire (R) | $15K | $10 | $15K | Fortify New Jersey $14K |
| TX-03 | Keith Self (R), Evan Hunt (D) | $15K | $673 | $5K | Freedom Caucus Fund $10K |
| IL-15 | Mary Miller (R), Jennifer Todd (D) | $14K | $9K | $9K | Illinois Agricultural Association Activator Political Involvement Fund 'Activator'/'Illinois Farm Bureau Activator' $9K |
| IN-01 | Frank Mrvan (D), Barb Regnitz (R) | $13K | $53 | $13K | National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee $11K |
| OH-14 | David Joyce (R), Maria Jukic (D) | $13K | $12K | $13K | NRA Victory Fund $13K |
| NY-13 | Darializa Avila Chevalier (D), Jomo M. Williams (R) | $13K | $10.0M | $12K | Catholicvote.org $12K |
| OH-08 | Warren Davidson (R), Vanessa Enoch (D) | $12K | – | $12K | NRA Victory Fund $11K |
| TX-13 | Ronny Jackson (R), Mark Nair (D) | $12K | $54 | $12K | NRA Victory Fund $12K |
| KS-03 | Sharice Davids (D), Eric Jenkins (R) | $11K | – | $11K | National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee $11K |
| TX-17 | Pete Sessions (R), Casey Shepard (D) | $11K | $54 | $11K | NRA Victory Fund $11K |
| TX-05 | Lance Gooden (R), Chelsey Hockett (D) | $10K | $54 | $10K | NRA Victory Fund $10K |
| KS-02 | Derek Schmidt (R), Don Coover (D) | $10K | – | $10K | HMP $10K |
| TX-10 | Chris Gober (R), Caitlin Rourk (D) | $10K | $1.6M | $10K | NRA Victory Fund $10K |
| TX-04 | Pat Fallon (R), Jason Pearce (D) | $10K | $54 | $10K | NRA Victory Fund $10K |
| TX-36 | Brian Babin (R), Rhonda Hart (D) | $9K | – | $9K | NRA Victory Fund $9K |
| TX-06 | Jake Ellzey (R), Danny Minton (D) | $9K | $48K | $9K | NRA Victory Fund $9K |
| TX-21 | Mark Teixeira (R), Kristin Hook (D) | $9K | $986K | $9K | NRA Victory Fund $9K |
| NC-08 | Mark Harris (R), Colby Watson (D) | $9K | $5K | – | Freedom Caucus Fund $9K |
| TX-08 | Jessica Hart Steinmann (R), Laura Jones (D) | $8K | $1.7M | $8K | NRA Victory Fund $8K |
| TX-14 | Randy Weber (R), Thurman Bill Bartie (D) | $8K | $54 | $8K | NRA Victory Fund $8K |
| VA-09 | Joy Powers (D), Morgan Griffith (R) | $8K | $262 | $5K | Rural America Rising $5K |
| TX-27 | Michael Cloud (R), Tanya Lloyd (D) | $8K | $1K | $8K | NRA Victory Fund $8K |
| TX-26 | Brandon Gill (R), Steven Shook (D) | $8K | $740 | $6K | NRA Victory Fund $6K |
| NY-24 | Alissa J. Ellman (D), Claudia Tenney (R) | $8K | – | – | Rural Freedom Network $8K |
| TX-38 | Jon Bonck (R), Melissa McDonough (D) | $8K | $936K | $6K | NRA Victory Fund $3K |
| IL-17 | Eric Sorensen (D), Dillan Vancil (R) | $8K | $167 | $8K | Illinois Agricultural Association Activator Political Involvement Fund 'Activator'/'Illinois Farm Bureau Activator' $8K |
| NY-18 | Pat Ryan (D), Jackie Mary Auringer (R) | $7K | – | $7K | American Democracy Project $7K |
| GA-09 | Andrew Clyde (R), Caitlyn Gegen (D) | $7K | $89K | – | Freedom Caucus Fund $7K |
| TX-12 | Craig Goldman (R), Heli Rodriguez Prilliman (D) | $7K | $54 | $7K | NRA Victory Fund $7K |
| IL-07 | La Shawn Ford (D), Chad Koppie (R) | $5K | $8.6M | $15K | Nathan E Billips JR $5K |
| TX-22 | Trever Nehls (R), Marquette Greene-Scott (D) | $5K | $142K | $5K | NRA Victory Fund $5K |
| PA-09 | Rachel Wallace (D), Dan Meuser (R) | $5K | – | – | Rural Freedom Network $5K |
| IL-12 | Mike Bost (R), Julie Fortier (D) | $5K | – | $5K | Illinois Agricultural Association Activator Political Involvement Fund 'Activator'/'Illinois Farm Bureau Activator' $5K |
| IL-16 | Darin LaHood (R), Paul Nolley (D) | $4K | $10 | $3K | Illinois Agricultural Association Activator Political Involvement Fund 'Activator'/'Illinois Farm Bureau Activator' $3K |
| ID-01 | Russ Fulcher (R), Kaylee Peterson (D) | $4K | $2K | – | Freedom Caucus Fund $4K |
| NY-07 | Claire Valdez (D), Priscilla Ghaznavi | $4K | $2.4M | $86K | Make the Road Action Political Committee $3K |
| NJ-04 | Rachel Peace (D), Chris Smith (R) | $3K | – | $1K | Dcoc PAC $2K |
| KY-03 | Morgan McGarvey (D), Maria Teresa Rodriguez (R) | $3K | – | $3K | Planned Parenthood Alliance PAC , Serving Wa, Ak, Id, Hi, In, Ky $3K |
| WI-04 | Gwen Moore (D), Tim Rogers (R) | $2K | $25K | $27K | Voces De La Frontera Political Fund $2K |
| CO-07 | Tim Bennett (R), Brittany Pettersen (D) | $2K | – | $2K | Principled Patriots PAC $2K |
| MI-06 | Debbie Dingell (D), Heather Smiley (R) | $2K | $10 | $2K | United We Can $2K |
| SC-06 | Jim Clyburn (D), John Peterson (R) | $2K | – | $2K | Care in Action PAC $2K |
| VA-04 | Jennifer McClellan (D), Robert Murray (R) | $2K | – | $2K | Care in Action PAC $2K |
| GA-05 | Nikema Williams (D), John Salvesen (R) | $2K | – | $2K | Care in Action PAC $2K |
| WI-02 | Mark Pocan (D) | $2K | $10 | $2K | Voces De La Frontera Political Fund $2K |
| PA-12 | Summer Lee (D), James Hayes (R) | $1K | $32K | – | Rural Freedom Network $1K |
| MS-03 | Michael Chiaradio (D), Michael Guest (R) | $1K | – | $1K | Mississippi Democratic Party $1K |
| NJ-06 | Hillary Herzig (R), Frank Pallone Jr. (D) | $1K | $10 | $1K | New Jersey Right to Life Committee Federal PAC $1K |
| PA-11 | Lloyd Smucker (R), Nancy Mannion (D) | $1K | – | $1K | Early Vote Action PAC $1K |
| TN-01 | Diana Harshbarger (R), Kristi Burke (D) | $935 | $14K | $907 | American College of Radiology Association PAC $907 |
| SC-05 | Wes Climer (R), Mallory Dittmer (D) | $920 | $261 | – | Ohio Erie PAC $920 |
| NY-10 | Brad Lander (D), Jennifer E. Moore (R) | $584 | $592K | $25K | UAW - V - Cap 'Int'L Union United Automobile Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Workers of America UAW $584 |
| CA-49 | Mike Levin (D), Armen Kurdian (R) | $395 | $8K | – | Activate America $395 |
| KY-01 | Drew Williams (D), James Comer (R) | $378 | $2 | – | Rural Freedom Network $378 |
| OH-03 | Cleophus Dulaney (R), Joyce Beatty (D) | $335 | $10 | $335 | Stand Up for Ohio $335 |
| MN-04 | Paul Wikstrom (R), Betty McCollum (D) | $286 | $10 | – | Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life Federal PAC $286 |
| NJ-01 | Donald Norcross (D), Damon Galdo (R) | $216 | $10 | $216 | D.r.i.v.e. - Dem, Rep, Ind Voter Ed $216 |
| VA-03 | Bobby Scott (D), Stephen Woll (I) | $215 | – | $215 | D.r.i.v.e. - Dem, Rep, Ind Voter Ed $215 |
| WA-02 | Rick Larsen (D), Edwin H. Feller (R) | $213 | $10 | $213 | D.r.i.v.e. - Dem, Rep, Ind Voter Ed $213 |
| MA-08 | Stephen Lynch (D), Robert Burke (R) | $212 | $595K | $103K | D.r.i.v.e. - Dem, Rep, Ind Voter Ed $212 |
| SC-03 | Sheri Biggs (R), Eunice Lehmacher (D) | $208 | $6K | – | Freedom Caucus Fund $208 |
| LA-03 | Clay Higgins (R), John Day (D) | $205 | $605 | – | Freedom Caucus Fund $205 |
| OK-02 | Josh Brecheen (R), Brandon Wade (D) | $205 | $283 | – | Freedom Caucus Fund $205 |
| PA-17 | Chris Deluzio (D), Tony Guy (R) | $204 | $117 | $181 | D.r.i.v.e. - Dem, Rep, Ind Voter Ed $181 |
| CA-17 | Ro Khanna (D), Ritesh Tandon (R) | $196 | $75K | $196 | D.r.i.v.e. - Dem, Rep, Ind Voter Ed $196 |
| TX-16 | Veronica Escobar (D), Adam Bauman (R) | $193 | – | $193 | SEIU COPE $193 |
| IN-03 | Marlin Stutzman (R), Kelly Thompson (D) | $190 | $6K | – | Freedom Caucus Fund $190 |
| OH-11 | Mike Kirchner (R), Shontel Brown (D) | $185 | $10 | $185 | Stand Up for Ohio $185 |
| VT at-large | Becca Balint (D), Gerald Malloy (R) | $173 | $10 | $173 | D.r.i.v.e. - Dem, Rep, Ind Voter Ed $173 |
| CA-24 | Salud Carbajal (D), Bob Smith (R) | $134 | $1K | $134 | D.r.i.v.e. - Dem, Rep, Ind Voter Ed $134 |
| MI-11 | Jeremy Moss (D), Anil Kumar (I) | $104 | $440K | $40K | Concerned Citizen $104 |
| PA-04 | Madeleine Dean (D), Aurora Stuski (R) | $46 | $10 | – | Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation PAC $46 |
| AZ-09 | Paul Gosar (R), Danielle Sterbinsky (D) | $34 | $1K | – | Freedom Caucus Fund $34 |
| MO-07 | Eric Burlison (R), Missi Hesketh (D) | $29 | $13K | – | Freedom Caucus Fund $29 |
| TN-04 | Scott DesJarlais (R), Victoria Broderick (D) | $28 | $407 | – | Freedom Caucus Fund $28 |
| PA-03 | Chris Rabb (D), Dennis Mahoney (I) | $23 | $5.8M | $1K | Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation PAC $23 |
| PA-05 | Mary Gay Scanlon (D), Nicholas Manganaro (R) | $23 | $10 | – | Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation PAC $23 |
| PA-06 | Chrissy Houlahan (D), Marty Young (R) | $23 | $10 | – | Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation PAC $23 |
| PA-16 | Justin Wagner (D), Mike Kelly (R) | $23 | – | – | Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation PAC $23 |
| GA-13 | Jasmine Clark (D), Jonathan Chavez (R) | $15 | $4.3M | $15 | Science Victory Fund $15 |
| FL-20 | Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D), Kedner Maxime | $13 | $432K | $25K | Equality Florida Action $13 |
| FL-23 | Lois Frankel (D), Deborah Adeimy (R) | $13 | $152K | $13 | Equality Florida Action $13 |
| FL-05 | Rachel Grage (D), John Rutherford (R) | $13 | $250 | $13 | Equality Florida Action $13 |
| FL-10 | Maxwell Frost (D) | $13 | $10 | $13 | Equality Florida Action $13 |
| HI-01 | Ed Case (D), Adriel Lam (R) | $10 | $100K | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CA-05 | Michael Masuda (D), Tom McClintock (R) | $10 | – | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| TN-02 | Michaela Barnett (D), Tim Burchett (R) | $10 | – | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| NY-12 | Micah C. Lasher (D), Caroline Shinkle (R) | – | $43.4M | $285K | Jobs and Democracy PAC $15.0M |
| MD-05 | Adrian Boafo (D), Chris Chaffee (R) | – | $12.5M | – | United Democracy Project $5.7M |
| IL-09 | Daniel Biss (D), John Elleson (R) | – | $9.2M | $5K | Elect Chicago Women Aka Ecw $5.8M |
| TN-07 | Matt Van Epps (R), Darden Copeland (D) | – | $1.9M | – | MAGA $1.7M |
| IL-02 | Donna Miller (D), Michael Noack (R) | – | $7.2M | $27K | Affordable Chicago Now! $4.4M |
| NJ-11 | Analilia Mejia (D), Joe Hathaway (R) | – | $2.5M | $15K | United Democracy Project $2.3M |
| FL-24 | Oliver Gilbert III (D), Te Mayonna Brown (R) | – | $5.8M | $468K | Protect Progress $2.1M |
| MO-01 | Wesley Bell (D), Paul Berry (R) | – | $5.0M | $291K | United Democracy Project $3.1M |
| NC-04 | Valerie Foushee (D), Max Ganorkar (R) | – | $4.5M | $11K | Jobs and Democracy PAC $1.6M |
| MI-13 | Donavan McKinney (D), T.P. Nykoriak (R) | – | $4.1M | $252K | Protect Progress $2.0M |
| NY-15 | Ritchie Torres (D), Jose Vega | – | $3.8M | – | Protect Progress $1.4M |
| GA-14 | Shawn Harris (D), Clay Fuller (R) | – | $1.4M | – | Conservatives for American Excellence $1.5M |
| CO-01 | Melat Kiros (D), Shimon Blau (I) | – | $3.1M | – | Pro-Choice Majority Action $1.5M |
| VA-11 | James Walkinshaw (D), Arthur Purves (R) | – | $252K | – | Oversight Action Fund $1.7M |
| NJ-12 | Adam Hamawy (D), Gregg Mele (R) | – | $2.8M | – | American Priorities $1.6M |
| UT-01 | Ben McAdams (D), Riley Owen (R) | – | $2.7M | – | Think Big $1.1M |
| CT-01 | Luke Bronin (D), Amy Chai (R) | – | $2.6M | $496K | VoteVets $1.0M |
| TX-33 | Colin Allred (D), Patrick David Gillespie (R) | – | $1.9M | – | Equality PAC $569K |
| CA-32 | Brad Sherman (D), Larry Thompson (R) | – | $1.8M | – | Valley-Westside United PAC $940K |
| TN-06 | Johnny Garrett (R), Mike Croley (D) | – | $1.1M | $354K | Thank You for Your Attention to This Matter PAC $437K |
| UT-02 | Blake Moore (R), Peter Crosby (D) | – | $1.1M | – | Defending Conservative Values PAC $485K |
| IN-04 | Jim Baird (R), Drew Cox (D) | – | $1.0M | $215K | Defend American Jobs $514K |
| NJ-08 | Rob Menendez (D), Aristotle Eliopoulos (I) | – | $913K | – | Think Big $638K |
| AZ-07 | Adelita Grijalva (D), Daniel Butierez (R) | – | $546K | $45K | Working Families Party PAC $226K |
| AL-01 | Jerry Carl (R), Clyde Jones (D) | – | $638K | – | Defend American Jobs $547K |
| MD-06 | April McClain Delaney (D), Robin Ficker (R) | – | $517K | – | Protect Progress $516K |
| SC-04 | William Timmons (R), Courtney McClain (D) | – | $487K | – | Defend American Jobs $487K |
| CA-27 | George Whitesides (D), Jason Gibbs (R) | – | $481K | – | Protect Progress $476K |
| TX-30 | Frederick D. Haynes III (D), Everett Jackson (R) | – | $470K | – | Black Voters Matter Action PAC $270K |
| WA-10 | Marilyn Strickland (D), Chris D. Chung (R) | – | $391K | – | Think Big $288K |
| CA-26 | Jacqui Irwin (D), Sam Gallucci (R) | – | $375K | – | Protect Progress $366K |
| CA-38 | Hilda Solis (D), Pedro Casas (R) | – | $368K | – | Protect Progress $368K |
| CA-41 | Linda Sánchez (D), Mitch Clemmons (R) | – | $360K | – | Bold America $300K |
| DC at-large | Robert White (D), Denise Rosado (R) | – | $308K | – | New Leadership PAC $258K |
| NY-09 | Yvette D. Clarke (D), Joel Azumah (R) | – | $290K | – | Think Big $290K |
| NE-03 | Adrian Smith (R), Becky Stille (D) | – | $283K | – | Defend American Jobs $283K |
| OK-04 | Tom Cole (R), Mitchell Jacob (D) | – | $250K | – | Americans 4 Security PAC $250K |
| MA-04 | Jake Auchincloss (D), Tom Stalcup (R) | – | $190K | – | Protect Progress $190K |
| WA-01 | Suzan DelBene (D), Mary Silva (R) | – | $141K | $28K | Protect Progress $113K |
| CA-47 | Dave Min (D), Jenny Le Roux (R) | – | $113K | – | Protect Progress $108K |
| AL-06 | Gary Palmer (R), Maurice Mercer (D) | – | $131K | – | American Chemistry Council $131K |
| CA-12 | Lateefah Simon (D), Jamie Joyce (D) | – | $112K | – | Protect Progress $112K |
| CA-18 | Zoe Lofgren (D), Shane Lewis (R) | – | $110K | – | Protect Progress $109K |
| CA-36 | Ted Lieu (D), Houston Brignano (R) | – | $106K | – | Protect Progress $106K |
| WA-08 | Kim Schrier (D), Spencer Meline (R) | – | $105K | – | Protect Progress $105K |
| IL-13 | Nikki Budzinski (D), Jeff Wilson (R) | – | $84K | – | Protect Progress $84K |
| KY-02 | Brett Guthrie (R), Megan Wingfield (D) | – | $80K | – | American Chemistry Council $80K |
| MI-12 | Rashida Tlaib (D), James Hooper (R) | – | $20K | $20K | Empowering Black Americans PAC $20K |
| IN-06 | Jefferson Shreve (R), Cynthia Wirth (D) | – | $20K | – | Private Property Rights PAC $20K |
| CA-43 | Maxine Waters (D), Cristian Morales (R) | – | $13K | – | Making California First $13K |
| IL-06 | Sean Casten (D), Niki Conforti (R) | – | $12K | – | National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee $12K |
| IL-10 | Brad Schneider (D), Carl Lambrecht (R) | – | $11K | – | National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee $11K |
| CA-02 | Jared Huffman (D), Robin Littau (R) | – | $11K | $10K | American Independent Party of California $10K |
| FL-04 | Aaron Bean (R), LaShonda “L.J.” Holloway (D) | – | $11K | $7K | Floridians for Good Government Jaxpac $11K |
| CA-30 | Laura Friedman (D), Scott Meyers (R) | – | $8K | $8K | American Independent Party of California $8K |
| CA-09 | Josh Harder (D), John McBride (R) | – | $5K | – | The Conservative Caucus $5K |
| WA-09 | Adam Smith (D), Doug Basler (R) | – | $6K | – | Revolutionary Change PAC $6K |
| CA-21 | Jim Costa (D), Kyle Kirkland (R) | – | $5K | – | The Conservative Caucus $5K |
| CA-25 | Raul Ruiz (D), Joe Males (R) | – | $5K | – | The Conservative Caucus $5K |
| MD-08 | Jamie Raskin (D), Cheryl Riley (R) | – | $184 | – | NEA Advocacy Fund $4K |
| MD-04 | Glenn Ivey (D), George McDermott (R) | – | $184 | – | NEA Advocacy Fund $4K |
| NY-11 | Nicole Malliotakis (R), Mike DeCillis (D) | – | $3K | – | Free and Fair Democracy PAC $3K |
| AL-03 | Mike Rogers (R), Lee McInnis (D) | – | $3K | $3K | Reese, Amelia $3K |
| AZ-03 | Yassamin Ansari (D), Alan Aversa | – | $10 | – | Western States Regional Council of Carpenters Legislative Improvement Cmte United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America $3K |
| CA-50 | Scott Peters (D), Steve Cohen (R) | – | $3K | – | Reform Leaders PAC $3K |
| MD-03 | Sarah Elfreth (D), Berney Flowers (R) | – | $184 | – | NEA Advocacy Fund $2K |
| NY-22 | John W. Mannion (D), Kailee Buller (R) | – | $880 | – | New York State Committee of the Working Families Party $875 |
| MO-03 | Bob Onder (R), Bethany Mann (D) | – | $2K | – | Missouri Conservatives for Congress PAC $2K |
| CA-51 | Sara Jacobs (D), Ricardo Cabrera (R) | – | $2K | – | Reform Leaders PAC $2K |
| MO-04 | Mark Alford (R), Jordan Herrera (D) | – | $1K | – | Rebellion PAC $1K |
| MS-02 | Bennie Thompson (D), Ron Eller (R) | – | $980 | – | Save Our State $970 |
| CA-15 | Kevin Mullin (D), Charles Hoelter (R) | – | $500 | – | Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club Federal PAC $490 |
| OR-06 | Andrea Salinas (D), David Russ (R) | – | $243 | – | Givegreen United Action $243 |
| MD-07 | Kweisi Mfume (D), Scott Collier (R) | – | $184 | – | Unity & Justice Fund $174 |
| NJ-10 | LaMonica R. McIver (D), Carmen Bucco (R) | – | $123 | – | The People United PAC $113 |
| NM-01 | Melanie Stansbury (D), Didi Okpareke (R) | – | $63 | – | Givegreen United Action $53 |
| TX-37 | Greg Casar (D), Lauren B. Pena (R) | – | $38 | – | The People United PAC $38 |
| CA-35 | Norma Torres (D), Mike Cargile (R) | – | $23 | – | Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties' Community Action Fund PAC $29 |
| DE at-large | Sarah McBride (D), Joseph Arminio (R) | – | $20 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| WA-06 | Emily Randall (D), Teresa Fox (R) | – | $20 | – | Givegreen United Action $10 |
| CA-39 | Mark Takano (D), Steve Manos (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CA-28 | Judy Chu (D), April Verlato (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CA-37 | Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D), Samantha Mota (D) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CA-44 | Nanette Barragán (D), Genevieve Angel (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CA-29 | Luz Rivas (D), Angelica Dueñas (D) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CA-31 | Gil Cisneros (D), Eric Ching (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CA-08 | John Garamendi (D), Rudy Recile (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CA-10 | Mark DeSaulnier (D), Jeff Frese (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CA-16 | Sam Liccardo (D), Peter Soulé (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CT-02 | Joe Courtney (D), George Austin (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CT-03 | Rosa DeLauro (D), Christopher Lancia (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CT-04 | Jim Himes (D), Michael Goldstein (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| HI-02 | Jill Tokuda (D), Brenton Awa (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| IL-05 | Mike Quigley (D), Tommy Hanson (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| IL-11 | Bill Foster (D), Jeff Walter (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| MA-02 | Jim McGovern (D) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| MA-05 | Katherine Clark (D) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| MA-07 | Ayanna Pressley (D) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| MD-02 | Johnny Olszewski (D), Dave Wallace (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| ME-01 | Chellie Pingree (D), Ronald Russell (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| NC-02 | Deborah Ross (D), Eugene Douglass (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| NC-12 | Alma Adams (D), Jack Codiga (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| NY-05 | Gregory W. Meeks (D), George Marsh (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| NY-06 | Grace Meng (D), Joseph Chou (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| NY-20 | Paul D. Tonko (D), Ralph F. Ambrosio (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| WA-07 | Pramila Jayapal (D), Nirav Sheth (R) | – | $10 | – | Sierra Club Independent Action $10 |
| CA-52 | Juan Vargas (D), Jeff Belle (R) | – | – | – | Planned Parenthood Action Fund of the Pacific Southwest PAC $8 |
46 other races have candidates who filed with the FEC but no outside spending yet; their pages are linked from each member’s page. “Late” is money from 24- and 48-hour reports filed since each group’s last regular report. FEC data as of Oct. 30, 2026. Primary scorecard. How this works.