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2026 · Federal Election Commission filings
Every candidate for Congress.
Who is on the November ballot for the House and Senate, with each campaign’s money and its own priorities.
- House filings
- 3,713
- Senate filings
- 654
- Total profiles
- 4,367
Money through Oct 14, 2026.
Showing 1–48 of 1,169 candidates
- James Talarico$146.3M raised
- Jon Ossoff$115.9M raised
- Sherrod Brown$68.4M raised
- Abdul El-Sayed$53.8M raised
- Roy Cooper$49.6M raised
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez$38M raised
- Mary Peltola$36.9M raised
- Troy Jackson$26.9M raised
- Mike Johnson$24.6M raised
- Josh Turek$24.3M raised
- Annie Andrews$24.2M raised
- Chris Pappas$23.7M raised
- Mike Rogers$23M raised
- Susan M. Collins$22.5M raised
- Ken Paxton$22.3M raised
- Cory A. Booker$21.3M raised
- Mark R. Warner$20.2M raised
- Jon Husted$19.9M raised
- Adam Hamilton$19.2M raised
- Eric Jones$18.1M raised
- Hakeem S. Jeffries$17.9M raised
- Eugene Simon Vindman$16.3M raised
- Ro Khanna$15.3M raised
- Pete Ricketts$14.5M raised
- Ashley Moody$14.5M raised
- Anthony Constantino$14.5M raised
- Ashley Hinson$14.1M raised
- Eileen Laubacher$13.7M raised
- Michael Whatley$13.7M raised
- Rebecca Cooke$12.7M raised
- Andy Barr$12.5M raised
- April McClain Delaney$12.5M raised
- Michele Tafoya$12.5M raised
- Elijah Crane$11.9M raised
- Peggy Flanagan$11.6M raised
- JoAnna Mendoza$11.2M raised
- Steve Scalise$11.2M raised
- Dan Osborn$11M raised
- Kevin Hern$10.9M raised
- Tom Emmer$10.9M raised
- Cait Conley$10.7M raised
- Mike Collins$10.7M raised
- Michael Lawler$10.3M raised
- Young Kim$10.1M raised
- Christina Bohannan$9.9M raised
- John W. Hickenlooper$9.5M raised
- Marie Gluesenkamp Perez$9.5M raised
- Manny Rutinel$9.5M raised
