Money
Who raises the most, which PACs give the most, and which outside groups spend the most in federal races this cycle.
Top fundraisers, 2025–261
| Jon OssoffU.S. Senate, GA | $77.3M |
| James TalaricoU.S. Senate, TX | $68.6M |
| Mark KellyU.S. Senate, AZ | $40.8M |
| Sherrod BrownU.S. Senate, OH | $38.6M |
| Roy CooperU.S. Senate, NC | $35.0M |
| Alexandria Ocasio-CortezU.S. House, NY | $32.6M |
| Raja KrishnamoorthiU.S. Senate, IL | $31.6M |
| David TroneU.S. House, MD | $26.2M |
| Bernard SandersU.S. Senate, VT | $24.9M |
| Graham PlatnerU.S. Senate, ME | $21.1M |
| Mike JohnsonU.S. House, LA | $21.0M |
| Cory A. BookerU.S. Senate, NJ | $18.9M |
| Mary PeltolaU.S. Senate, AK | $18.5M |
| Mark R. WarnerU.S. Senate, VA | $17.9M |
| Alexander VindmanU.S. Senate, FL | $16.3M |
| Susan M. CollinsU.S. Senate, ME | $16.2M |
| Joshua Joseph WeilU.S. Senate, FL | $15.9M |
| Chris PappasU.S. House, NH | $15.4M |
| Chris PappasU.S. Senate, NH | $15.4M |
| Hakeem S. JeffriesU.S. House, NY | $14.9M |
| Abdul El-SayedU.S. Senate, MI | $14.5M |
| Jon HustedU.S. Senate, OH | $14.4M |
| Ro KhannaU.S. House, CA | $13.8M |
| Christopher MurphyU.S. Senate, CT | $13.3M |
| Angie CraigU.S. Senate, MN | $12.7M |
| Eugene Simon VindmanU.S. House, VA | $12.4M |
| John C. Fleming Jr.U.S. Senate, LA | $12.3M |
| Keith GrossU.S. House, FL | $12.3M |
| April McClain DelaneyU.S. House, MD | $12.3M |
| Haley M. StevensU.S. Senate, MI | $11.9M |
| John KennedyU.S. Senate, LA | $11.9M |
| Peter ChatzkyU.S. House, NY | $11.7M |
| Mallory McMorrowU.S. Senate, MI | $11.4M |
| Michael WhatleyU.S. Senate, NC | $11.3M |
| Ashley MoodyU.S. Senate, FL | $11.3M |
| Pete RickettsU.S. Senate, NE | $11.2M |
| Jasmine CrockettU.S. Senate, TX | $11.1M |
| Michael J RogersU.S. Senate, MI | $10.9M |
| Annie AndrewsU.S. Senate, SC | $10.8M |
| Steve ScaliseU.S. House, LA | $10.6M |
| Eileen LaubacherU.S. House, CO | $10.3M |
| Ted CruzU.S. Senate, TX | $10.2M |
| Ashley HinsonU.S. House, IA | $10.2M |
| Ashley Hinson ArenholzU.S. Senate, IA | $10.2M |
| Andy BarrU.S. Senate, KY | $10.0M |
| Kevin HernU.S. Senate, OK | $10.0M |
| Andy BarrU.S. House, KY | $9.9M |
| Tom EmmerU.S. House, MN | $9.8M |
| Elijah CraneU.S. House, AZ | $9.5M |
| Anthony Thomas ConstantinoU.S. House, NY | $9.5M |
PACs and committees giving the most to candidates1
Biggest outside spenders1
Super PACs and groups spending to help or oppose candidates without working with them.
| SLF PAC | $5.2M to help | $205.2M to oppose | $210.4M |
| No Going Back PAC Inc. | $33.0M to help | $126.6M to oppose | $159.6M |
| Texas PAC | $69.6M to help | $78.7M to oppose | $148.3M |
| Winsenate | $11.2M to help | $126.1M to oppose | $137.3M |
| Americans for Prosperity Action, Inc. (Afp Action) Dba Cva Action and Dba Libre Action | $49.0M to help | $37.2M to oppose | $86.2M |
| HMP | $2.1M to help | $72.5M to oppose | $74.7M |
| Defend American Jobs | $63.6M to help | $5.7M to oppose | $69.3M |
| United Democracy Project ('udp') | $23.3M to help | $30.3M to oppose | $53.6M |
| America PAC | $14.3M to help | $37.2M to oppose | $51.4M |
| Ab PAC | $23.7M to help | $13.8M to oppose | $37.5M |
| Maga Inc. | $9.2M to help | $27.1M to oppose | $36.3M |
| Texans for a Conservative Majority | $5.3M to help | $30.1M to oppose | $35.4M |
| Protect Progress | $26.4M to help | $2.8M to oppose | $29.2M |
| Lone Star Rising PAC | $5.2M to help | $23.5M to oppose | $28.8M |
| Votevets | $18.8M to help | $9.2M to oppose | $28.0M |
| LCV Victory Fund | $9.5M to help | $18.0M to oppose | $27.5M |
| Pine Tree Results PAC | $0 to help | $25.6M to oppose | $25.6M |
| Lone Star Liberty PAC | $4.4M to help | $20.8M to oppose | $25.1M |
| Lower Costs Now | $6.6M to help | $14.5M to oppose | $21.2M |
| Fairshake | $6.1M to help | $13.2M to oppose | $19.3M |
| Think Big | $10.2M to help | $8.0M to oppose | $18.2M |
| Win It Back PAC | $2.1M to help | $15.7M to oppose | $17.8M |
| A Stronger Michigan | $17.2M to help | $150K to oppose | $17.3M |
| Jobs and Democracy PAC | $16.0M to help | $0 to oppose | $16.0M |
| American Mission | $15.9M to help | $0 to oppose | $15.9M |
| Your Community PAC | $1.2M to help | $14.6M to oppose | $15.8M |
| 314 Action Fund | $9.1M to help | $4.9M to oppose | $14.0M |
| Club for Growth Action | $5.4M to help | $8.0M to oppose | $13.5M |
| Fight for Kentucky | $9.6M to help | $3.8M to oppose | $13.4M |
| North Star Dawn PAC | $7.2M to help | $6.2M to oppose | $13.4M |
| Security Is Strength PAC | $6.7M to help | $6.0M to oppose | $12.7M |
| Defend the Vote | $100K to help | $12.2M to oppose | $12.3M |
| Illinois Future PAC | $8.8M to help | $3.3M to oppose | $12.2M |
| Conservatives for American Excellence Inc. | $5.8M to help | $6.3M to oppose | $12.1M |
| GLCF, Inc. | $10.7M to help | $1.4M to oppose | $12.1M |
| Bold America | $4.4M to help | $6.7M to oppose | $11.1M |
| The Sentinel Action Fund | $4.8M to help | $6.2M to oppose | $11.0M |
| Louisiana Freedom Fund | $0 to help | $10.8M to oppose | $10.8M |
| Stand for New York PAC | $10.8M to help | $0 to oppose | $10.8M |
| Edf Action Votes | $215K to help | $10.5M to oppose | $10.8M |
| North Star | $53K to help | $10.1M to oppose | $10.2M |
| Elect Chicago Women Aka Ecw | $8.4M to help | $1.4M to oppose | $9.8M |
| Defend US PAC | $2.2M to help | $7.5M to oppose | $9.7M |
| Accountability Project Inc | $9.5M to help | $0 to oppose | $9.5M |
| Stronger Safer Nation | $1.7M to help | $7.6M to oppose | $9.3M |
| Fight on Iowa | $4.5M to help | $4.8M to oppose | $9.3M |
| Project 218 | $8.6M to help | $400K to oppose | $9.0M |
| Duty and Country | $0 to help | $9.0M to oppose | $9.0M |
| Nebraska Values PAC | $315K to help | $8.6M to oppose | $8.9M |
| Freedom Caucus Fund | $6.4M to help | $1.9M to oppose | $8.4M |
Sources
Every number on this page points here. Each one links to the public record.
- 1Federal Election Commission bulk data, 2025–26 cyclehttps://www.fec.gov/data/browse-data/?tab=bulk-dataRetrieved October 16, 2026 · Public record