Midterm Pulse2026US Electionsby Jorge GarcelánMONEY · FEC
What the main nominees of each House and Senate race have raised, and how much of their itemized individual money came from other states. Click a race for its map of donors by state.
FEC, reports through Oct 14, 2026. Out-of-state shares: itemized gifts from individuals the FEC has processed, through Jun 30, 2026.
Raised in 2025–26 by the main nominees
Senate nominees
$1.00Braised in the 35 racesHouse nominees
$1.74Braised in the 435 districtsRANKING
OUT OF STATE
Most from out of state
Share of itemized individual money from other states.Most from their own state
Share of itemized individual money from the candidate's own state.SENATE
FEC, reports through Oct 14, 2026. Totals: everything each campaign raised in 2025–26. “From out of state” counts only itemized gifts from individuals: donors who gave $200 or less in the cycle are not itemized and have no state. The breakdown by state uses the filings the FEC has already processed, which run behind: here, through Jun 30, 2026. FEC data ↗
OUTSIDE MONEY · FEC
Independent expenditures, general election
$3.19BWhat super PACs, parties and other groups have spent on their own for or against House and Senate nominees, without coordinating with the campaigns.
Spending by the day the ads went out, last 60 days
The last days rise as the 24-hour reports come in: groups have one day to report each new ad.
TODAY · THIS WEEK
RANKING
SPENDERS
FEC, 24- and 48-hour reports through Nov 3, 2026. 24-hour reports are preliminary: many ad buys are filed as estimates and corrected later. Amended reports replace the ones they correct; memo entries and duplicates are left out. General election only; spending under the reporting thresholds, which appears only in regular reports weeks later, is not included. Plus $736M in the primaries. Independent expenditures at the FEC ↗