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.
- Vichal Kumar $191K raised$170K spent
- Armen Kurdian $189K raised$159K spentOutside spending: $2,500 for, $0 against
- Hugh McTavish $189K raised$184K spent
- David Sundberg $188K raised$188K spent
- Byron Sigcho Lopez $188K raised$187K spent
- Benjamin Ambrose $187K raised$153K spent
- Vincent Michael Arias $186K raised$171K spent
- Kevin Stocker $186K raised$191K spent
- Huy-Yen Cam Bailey $184K raised$200K spent
- Rob Lucero $183K raised$183K spent
- Michael Decillis $183K raised$75K spent
- Crystal Rhoades $183K raised$183K spent
- Dylan McKenna $181K raised$183K spentOutside spending: $24K for, $0 against
- Nydia M. Velazquez $180K raised$271K spent
- Mark Pinsley $180K raised$125K spent
- Ken Mitchell $180K raised$210K spent
- Tim Myers $178K raised$178K spent
- Elizabeth Girard $178K raised$178K spent
- Daniel Betts $177K raised$177K spentOutside spending: $24K for, $0 against
- Cameron Kasky $177K raised$177K spent
- Jed Cochran $176K raised$176K spent
- Karen Matthews $175K raised$175K spentOutside spending: $460K for, $0 against
- Ndidiamaka Okpareke $175K raised$117K spent
- Della Au Belatti $174K raised$174K spent
- Seth Allan Harp $172K raised$128K 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