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Follow the Money

Where campaign dollars are flowing, which Super PACs are placing bets, and what the spending patterns reveal about the 2026 midterms. The money moves before the polls do.

FEC data as of Sep 03, 2026 01:29 AM · IE alerts last 48 hours
Total Raised
$2540.6M
535 candidates across 83 races
Outside Spending (IE)
$1210.6M
Independent expenditures for/against candidates
Active IE Alerts
0
Filings in the last 48 hours
IE Direction
$710.7M
$499.9M
Support Oppose
🗺️ Where the Money Is Flowing
ME: $8.8M across 2 races — Maine 2nd | Maine Senate ME $8.8M New Hampshire 1st — $24.0M NH $24.0M VT Massachusetts Senate — $23.8M MA $23.8M Rhode Island Senate — $3.6M RI $3.6M Connecticut 5th — $15.2M CT $15.2M NY: $645.0M across 6 races — New York 19th | New York 17th | New York 4th | New York 18th NY $645.0M New Jersey 7th — $30.2M NJ $30.2M PA: $209.4M across 5 races — Pennsylvania 1st | Pennsylvania 8th | Pennsylvania 7th | Pennsylvania 10th PA $209.4M Delaware Senate — $4.1M DE $4.1M MD VA: $84.1M across 2 races — Virginia 7th | Virginia 2nd VA $84.1M West Virginia Senate — $7.5M WV $7.5M NC: $28.5M across 2 races — North Carolina 1st | North Carolina Senate NC $28.5M South Carolina Senate — $54.2M SC $54.2M GA Florida 13th — $79.8M FL $79.8M Alabama Senate — $163.2M AL $163.2M Mississippi Senate — $9.7M MS $9.7M Tennessee Senate — $13.1M TN $13.1M Kentucky Senate — $159.7M KY $159.7M OH: $79.7M across 4 races — Ohio 9th | Ohio 1st | Ohio 13th | Ohio Senate (Special) OH $79.7M IN MI: $185.1M across 5 races — Michigan 7th | Michigan 8th | Michigan 10th | Michigan 3rd MI $185.1M IL WI: $72.3M across 2 races — Wisconsin 1st | Wisconsin 3rd WI $72.3M Minnesota 2nd — $25.6M MN $25.6M IA: $67.7M across 2 races — Iowa 3rd | Iowa 1st IA $67.7M MO Arkansas Senate — $14.4M AR $14.4M Louisiana Senate — $118.3M LA $118.3M TX: $227.5M across 5 races — Texas 34th | Texas 15th | Texas Senate GOP Primary | Texas Senate Dem Primary TX $227.5M Oklahoma Senate — $24.6M OK $24.6M Kansas Senate — $15.3M KS $15.3M Nebraska 2nd — $30.2M NE $30.2M South Dakota Senate — $5.3M SD $5.3M ND MT Wyoming Senate — $7.0M WY $7.0M CO: $131.4M across 2 races — Colorado 8th | Colorado 3rd CO $131.4M NM: $14.3M across 2 races — New Mexico 2nd | New Mexico Senate NM $14.3M AZ: $133.6M across 3 races — Arizona 1st | Arizona 6th | Arizona 2nd AZ $133.6M UT NV: $62.0M across 3 races — Nevada 1st | Nevada 3rd | Nevada 4th NV $62.0M Idaho Senate — $4.3M ID $4.3M OR: $15.8M across 2 races — Oregon 5th | Oregon Senate OR $15.8M Washington 3rd — $24.7M WA $24.7M CA: $928.2M across 10 races — California 13th | California 22nd | California 45th | California 3rd CA $928.2M AK HI
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$928.2M
🏆 Top Super PACs
#
Committee
IE Spend
Support
Oppose
Targeting
1
$145.9M
$30.4M
$115.6M
Alfonso, Calvert, Kim
2
$116.5M
$114.7M
$1.8M
Fine, Hageman, Hern +5
3
$73.0M
$73.0M
$6K
Delbene, Menefee, Schrier +2
4
$53.7M
$36.6M
$17.1M
Barr, Morris
5
$52.0M
$10.7M
$41.3M
Calvert, Kim
6
$42.5M
$21.3M
$21.3M
Letlow
7
$40.0M
$8.2M
$31.8M
Kim
8
$37.1M
$21.5M
$15.6M
Barr, Morris
9
$36.3M
$18.1M
$18.1M
Letlow
10
$35.9M
$23.5M
$12.5M
Jones
11
$34.7M
$8.7M
$26.0M
Cornyn, Paxton
12
$33.8M
$33.1M
$723K
Torres, Wiener
13
$33.1M
$27.3M
$5.8M
Hudson, Marshall, Moore
14
$20.6M
$16.6M
$4.0M
Barr, Goodlander, Graham +5
15
$19.1M
$12.5M
$6.6M
Jones
🚨 Recent IE Activity (48h)
No IE filings in the last 48 hours. Markets are quiet.
🔥 Race Spending Leaderboard
#
Race
Raised
IE Spend
Total $
Cands
1
$9.5M
$153.7M
$163.2M
8
2
$25.8M
$133.9M
$159.7M
8
3
$29.8M
$88.5M
$118.3M
8
4
$99.2M
$8.3M
$107.5M
8
5
$56.3M
$36.5M
$92.8M
8
6
$45.4M
$34.3M
$79.8M
8
7
$37.2M
$31.0M
$68.2M
8
8
$35.0M
$30.7M
$65.7M
8
9
$26.9M
$27.3M
$54.2M
8
10
$11.4M
$37.0M
$48.4M
2
11
$37.5M
$7.0M
$44.5M
8
12
$29.3M
$13.4M
$42.7M
2
13
$36.2M
$5.9M
$42.0M
8
14
$39.5M
$2.4M
$41.9M
8
15
$32.0M
$5.0M
$37.0M
8
💵 Top Candidates by Fundraising
#
Candidate
Raised
COH
Net IE
Sm $
Race
1
$32.6M
$16.0M
+$10
67%
NY-19
2
$20.7M
$4.8M
+$4.6M
59%
TX-SEN-D-PRIMARY
3
$14.9M
$5.0M
$-32K
67%
NY-19
4
Khanna (D)
$13.8M
$16.9M
$-112K
13%
CA-13
5
$12.4M
$6.6M
+$133K
58%
VA-07
6
Gross (R)
$12.3M
$1.0M
$-744K
6%
FL-13
7
$12.3M
$40K
$-1.4M
8%
LA-SEN
8
$11.7M
$789
$0
12%
NY-19
9
$10.8M
$4.1M
$-276K
61%
SC-SEN
10
$10.3M
$3.6M
$0
73%
CO-08
11
Barr (R)
$10.0M
$2.3M
$-5.4M
13%
KY-SEN
12
Hern (R)
$10.0M
$2.5M
+$4.5M
12%
OK-SEN
13
Emmer (R)
$9.8M
$4.5M
$-1K
26%
MN-02
14
Crane (R)
$9.5M
$2.8M
$-2.3M
40%
AZ-01
15
$9.5M
$3.0M
$-167K
NY-19
16
Kim (R)
$8.8M
$1.7M
$-14.3M
36%
CA-13
17
Morris (R)
$8.6M
$383K
+$34.9M
34%
KY-SEN
18
Cooke (D)
$8.6M
$1.8M
+$28K
36%
WI-01
19
$8.6M
$3.5M
$-6.3M
76%
TX-SEN-D-PRIMARY
20
Jones (D)
$8.4M
$656K
+$1.7M
0%
CA-13