Follow the Money
Campaign money that candidates must report to the government, in one place. Everything comes from official records. A contribution is a matter of public record; it does not by itself show that anyone was influenced.
2860 candidates for the 2025–2026 cycle. Amounts are the totals each campaign reported to the FEC.
Records last refreshed from the FEC: November 10, 2026.
- Gene Valentino $479K raised$479K spent
- Evan Turnage $474K raised$474K spent
- Abel Chavez $473K raised$463K spent
- Lloyd Doggett $471K raised$394K spent
- Mike Simmons $466K raised$459K spent
- Chris Shea $466K raised$412K spent
- Anuj Dixit $466K raised$298K spent
- Justin Kirk $465K raised$465K spentOutside spending: $53 for, $0 against
- Kyle Kirkland $465K raised$452K spentOutside spending: $200 for, $156 against
- Kailee Buller $465K raised$305K spent
- Jay Commander Furman $463K raised$467K spent
- Danielle Sterbinsky $462K raised$432K spent
- James Arnold Settelmeyer $461K raised$436K spentOutside spending: $273K for, $89K against
- Benjamin Ben Butler $461K raised$460K spent
- Martin Young $459K raised$358K spent
- John Duresky $459K raised$375K spentOutside spending: $481 for, $0 against
- Russell Tyler Cleveland $458K raised$446K spent
- Richard Brattin $457K raised$457K spentOutside spending: $994K for, $1.2M against
- Richard Boykin $457K raised$453K spent
- Dale V.C. Holness $456K raised$467K spentOutside spending: $3,838 for, $0 against
- Robin Kelly $456K raised$2.5M spent
- Walter Benjamin Bius $454K raised$357K spent
- Michael Gabriel Firment $454K raised$391K spent
- Nancy Mace $453K raised$1.0M spentOutside spending: $3,641 for, $0 against
- Matthew Gromlich $452K raised$435K spent
Figures are copied from Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings and are only as complete and current as those filings. Reports are filed on a schedule, so recent money may not appear yet. FloorHoller does not alter official amounts. How this works