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7 Oct 2026

  1. Linked groupsLatest

    National Education Association has 6 linked groups.

    6linked

  2. Outside money

    In the 2026 Ohio Senate special general election, 45 outside groups spent $175.0M: 23.7% supporting candidates and 76.3% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $175.0Moutside money

  3. Linked groups

    Women Speak Out PAC has 6 linked groups.

    6linked

  4. Linked groups

    National Right to Life Committee has 5 linked groups.

    5linked

  5. Outside money

    In the 2026 Iowa Senate general election, 33 outside groups spent $76.1M: 18.0% supporting candidates and 82.0% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $76.1Moutside money

  6. Linked groups

    Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin Political Fund has 4 linked groups.

    4linked

  7. Linked groups

    Devin G. Nunes: 3 linked committees (a candidate committee, a shared fundraising committee and a super PAC).

    3linked

  8. Linked groups

    Issue One Action has 3 linked groups.

    3linked

  9. Linked groups

    Main Street Action PAC has 3 linked groups.

    3linked

  10. Linked groups

    Integral Information has 3 linked political funds.

    3linked

  11. Linked groups

    UNITE America PAC has 3 linked political funds.

    3linked

  12. Linked groups

    NRDC Action Fund has 3 linked groups.

    3linked

  13. Linked groups

    Joe Manchin III: 3 linked committees (a shared fundraising committee and 2 super PACs).

    3linked

  14. Linked groups

    Overturn Citizens United has 3 linked political funds.

    3linked

  15. Linked groups

    Unidosus Action PAC has 3 linked groups.

    3linked

  16. Linked groups

    International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees… has 2 linked groups.

    2linked

  17. Linked groups

    UAW Education Fund has 2 linked groups.

    2linked

  18. Linked groups

    Michael Ter Maat: 2 linked committees (a candidate committee and a super PAC).

    2linked

  19. Linked groups

    Momsrising Together has 2 linked groups.

    2linked

  20. Linked groups

    Real Justice PAC has 2 linked political funds.

    2linked

7 Oct 2026

  1. Linked groups

    Peter Andrew Johnson: 2 linked committees (a candidate committee and a super PAC).

    2linked

  2. Committees

    America PAC has raised $50.3M and spent $64.8M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $77.6M in total.

    $50.3Mraised

  3. Linked groups

    Consensus National Committee and We the People (NY) are linked.

    2linked

  4. Linked groups

    Turning Point PAC has 2 linked groups.

    2linked

  5. Linked groups

    Center for Community Change Action has 2 linked political funds.

    2linked

  6. Linked groups

    Adpac Independent Expenditures Committee has 2 linked groups.

    2linked

  7. Linked groups

    Kentuckians for the Commonwealth has 2 linked groups.

    2linked

6 Oct 2026

  1. Outside money

    In the 2026 Texas Senate general election, 51 outside groups spent $221.3M: 40.2% supporting candidates and 59.8% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $221.3Moutside money

  2. Outside money

    In the 2026 Michigan Senate general election, 51 outside groups spent $103.6M: 21.7% supporting candidates and 78.3% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $103.6Moutside money

  3. Outside money

    In the 2026 North Carolina Senate general election, 30 outside groups spent $70.1M: 9.0% supporting candidates and 91.0% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $70.1Moutside money

  4. Outside money

    In the 2026 Maine Senate general election, 40 outside groups spent $68.8M: 17.4% supporting candidates and 82.6% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $68.8Moutside money

  5. Outside money

    In the 2026 Alaska Senate general election, 25 outside groups spent $40.3M: 23.2% supporting candidates and 76.8% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $40.3Moutside money

  6. Outside money

    In the 2026 New Hampshire Senate general election, 12 outside groups spent $29.2M: 17.6% supporting candidates and 82.4% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $29.2Moutside money

  7. Outside money

    In the 2026 Georgia Senate general election, 26 outside groups spent $24.4M: 7.2% supporting candidates and 92.8% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $24.4Moutside money

  8. Outside money

    In the 2026 Florida 25th District general election, 5 outside groups spent $10.2M: 6.7% supporting candidates and 93.3% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $10.2Moutside money

  9. Outside money

    In the 2026 North Carolina 1st District general election, 12 outside groups spent $9.8M: 29.1% supporting candidates and 70.9% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $9.8Moutside money

  10. Outside money

    In the 2026 Michigan 4th District general election, 19 outside groups spent $9.7M: 7.0% supporting candidates and 93.0% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $9.7Moutside money

  11. Outside money

    In the 2026 Michigan 7th District general election, 24 outside groups spent $9.0M: 22.9% supporting candidates and 77.1% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $9.0Moutside money

  12. Committees

    Club for Growth Action has raised $50.4M and spent $26.0M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $35.5M in total.

    $50.4Mraised

5 Oct 2026

  1. Outside money

    In the 2026 California 22nd District general election, 24 outside groups spent $10.0M: 18.6% supporting candidates and 81.4% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $10.0Moutside money

  2. Outside money

    In the 2026 Texas 34th District general election, 16 outside groups spent $9.9M: 15.8% supporting candidates and 84.2% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $9.9Moutside money

  3. Outside money

    In the 2026 Iowa 1st District general election, 27 outside groups spent $9.8M: 15.9% supporting candidates and 84.1% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $9.8Moutside money

  4. Outside money

    In the 2026 Florida 14th District general election, 14 outside groups spent $8.7M: 15.6% supporting candidates and 84.4% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $8.7Moutside money

  5. Outside money

    In the 2026 Arizona 1st District general election, 20 outside groups spent $7.7M: 7.6% supporting candidates and 92.4% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $7.7Moutside money

4 Oct 2026

  1. Week by week

    Defending Main Street SUPERPAC raised $2.0M in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $2.0Mraised

  2. Week by week

    Who Stands for US raised $738K in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $738Kraised

  3. Week by week

    Our Values PAC raised $25,000 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $25,000raised

  4. Week by week

    America's Future First raised $15,000 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $15,000raised

  5. Week by week

    Safer Stronger Oregon PAC raised $13,500 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $13,500raised

  6. Week by week

    New Power PAC raised $8,915 in the week to 4 Oct 2026 and spent $1,415.

    $8,915raised

  7. Week by week

    Freedom for All PAC raised $5,350 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $5,350raised

  8. Committees

    HMP has raised $176.6M and spent $55.5M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $94.6M in total.

    $176.6Mraised

  9. Week by week

    People's Campaign spent $4,800 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $4,800spent

  10. Week by week

    DSI raised $4,541 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $4,541raised

  11. Committees

    Congressional Leadership Fund has raised $163.2M and spent $68.7M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $91.3M in total.

    $163.2Mraised

  12. Week by week

    Blue CD2 New Mexico USA raised $3,679 in the week to 4 Oct 2026 and spent $2,000.

    $3,679raised

  13. Week by week

    Democrats Who Win raised $2,503 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $2,503raised

  14. Outside money

    In the 2026 Colorado 8th District general election, 24 outside groups spent $11.3M: 20.1% supporting candidates and 79.9% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $11.3Moutside money

  15. Week by week

    Revolutionary Change PAC spent $2,428 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $2,428spent

  16. Week by week

    Yellowbanks PAC raised $2,000 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $2,000raised

  17. Week by week

    Progressives Win raised $1,865 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $1,865raised

  18. Week by week

    Just PAC raised $1,146 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $1,146raised

  19. Week by week

    Demand Justice PAC raised $882 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $882raised

  20. Week by week

    Advance Progress spent $797 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $797spent

  21. Week by week

    Point of Friction raised $709 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $709raised

  22. Week by week

    Grassroots North Shore raised $550 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $550raised

  23. Week by week

    Conservatives for a Strong America PAC spent $465 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $465spent

  24. Polls

    The average of 9 polls to 4 Oct 2026 has Troy Jackson at 48.7% and Susan Collins at 46.7%.

    48.7%poll average

  25. Week by week

    Ohio Freedom Fund PAC spent $465 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $465spent

  26. Week by week

    Duty, Honor, Courage spent $465 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $465spent

  27. Week by week

    Semper Fidelis PAC spent $465 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $465spent

  28. Outside money

    In the 2026 Pennsylvania 10th District general election, 33 outside groups spent $7.6M: 28.9% supporting candidates and 71.1% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $7.6Moutside money

  29. Week by week

    United Future PAC spent $315 in the week to 4 Oct 2026.

    $315spent

3 Oct 2026

  1. Committees

    MAGA Inc. has raised $424.4M and spent $27.5M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $57.4M in total.

    $424.4Mraised

  2. Committees

    Senate Leadership Fund has raised $253.7M and spent $189.9M in the 2026 cycle.

    $253.7Mraised

  3. Polls

    The average of 4 polls to 3 Oct 2026 has Jon Ossoff at 53.1% and Mike Collins at 43.7%.

    53.1%poll average

  4. Outside money

    In the 2026 Nebraska Senate general election, 13 outside groups spent $14.5M: 18.3% supporting candidates and 81.7% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $14.5Moutside money

  5. Outside money

    In the 2026 Montana Senate general election, 8 outside groups spent $13.2M: 77.1% supporting candidates and 22.9% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $13.2Moutside money

  6. Committees

    Texas PAC has spent $133.6M in the 2026 cycle.

    $133.6Mspent

  7. Committees

    No Going Back PAC has spent $128.3M in the 2026 cycle.

    $128.3Mspent

  8. Outside money

    In the 2026 Kansas Senate general election, 9 outside groups spent $7.9M: 7.0% supporting candidates and 93.0% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $7.9Moutside money

  9. Committees

    Defend American Jobs has raised $38.3M and spent $57.7M in the 2026 cycle.

    $38.3Mraised

2 Oct 2026

  1. Committees

    CVA Action And has raised $93.8M and spent $65.7M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $78.0M in total.

    $93.8Mraised

  2. Committees

    SEIU Cope has raised $81.0M and spent $16.3M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $38.1M in total.

    $81.0Mraised

  3. Outside money

    In the 2026 North Carolina 11th District general election, 20 outside groups spent $8.3M: 13.4% supporting candidates and 86.6% opposing candidates, all candidates combined.

    $8.3Moutside money

1 Oct 2026

  1. Polls

    The latest poll, by Public Policy Polling to 1 Oct 2026, has Juliana Stratton at 49.0% and Don Tracy at 36.0%.

    49.0%latest poll

30 Sep 2026

  1. Polls

    The average of 2 polls to 30 Sep 2026 has Ben Ray Luján at 53.5% and Larry Marker at 37.0%.

    53.5%poll average

  2. Polls

    The average of 4 polls to 30 Sep 2026 has Mary Peltola at 49.2% and Dan Sullivan at 48.3%.

    49.2%poll average

  3. Committees

    AB PAC has raised $47.4M and spent $10.5M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $48.3M in total.

    $47.4Mraised

  4. Committees

    Progressive Turnout Project has raised $47.3M and spent $43.4M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $45.5M in total.

    $47.3Mraised

29 Sep 2026

  1. Polls

    The average of 6 polls to 29 Sep 2026 has Roy Cooper at 49.9% and Michael Whatley at 39.9%.

    49.9%poll average

  2. Polls

    The average of 3 polls to 29 Sep 2026 has Cait Conley at 48.0% and Mike Lawler at 47.0%.

    48.0%poll average

28 Sep 2026

  1. Polls

    The average of 2 polls to 28 Sep 2026 has Bobby Pulido at 52.0% and Monica De La Cruz at 43.0%.

    52.0%poll average

  2. Polls

    The latest poll, by The Washington Post/George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government to 28 Sep 2026, has Shannon Taylor at 50.0% and Rob Wittman at 46.0%.

    50.0%latest poll

  3. Polls

    The average of 8 polls to 28 Sep 2026 has James Talarico at 48.3% and Ken Paxton at 45.2%.

    48.3%poll average

27 Sep 2026

  1. Polls

    The average of 5 polls to 27 Sep 2026 has Ashley Moody at 48.7% and Angie Nixon at 43.3%.

    48.7%poll average

25 Sep 2026

  1. Polls

    The average of 2 polls to 25 Sep 2026 has Barry Moore at 50.5% and Everett Wess at 32.5%.

    50.5%poll average

22 Sep 2026

  1. Polls

    The average of 3 polls to 22 Sep 2026 has Chris Pappas at 49.3% and John Sununu at 42.3%.

    49.3%poll average

21 Sep 2026

  1. Polls

    The latest poll, by University of New Hampshire to 21 Sep 2026, has Becca Balint at 66.0% and Gerald Malloy at 30.0%.

    66.0%latest poll

  2. Polls

    The latest poll, by University of New Hampshire to 21 Sep 2026, has Maggie Goodlander at 56.0% and Lily Tang Williams at 35.0%, and Robbie Mahrou at 3.0%.

    56.0%latest poll

  3. Committees

    Restoration of America PAC has raised $60.8M and spent $34.5M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $53.1M in total.

    $60.8Mraised

11 Sep 2026

  1. Polls

    The average of 3 polls to 11 Sep 2026 has Nick Begich III at 52.6% and Bill Hill at 42.9%.

    52.6%poll average

10 Sep 2026

  1. Polls

    The latest poll, by Lighthouse Research to 10 Sep 2026, has Ben McAdams at 62.7% and Riley Owen at 21.2%.

    62.7%latest poll

3 Sep 2026

  1. Polls

    The latest poll, by Global Strategy Group to 3 Sep 2026, has Chris Backemeyer at 49.0% and Mike Flood at 45.0%.

    49.0%latest poll

31 Aug 2026

  1. Committees

    Republican National Committee has raised $316.3M and spent $185.2M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $228.7M in total.

    $316.3Mraised

  2. Committees

    DNC Services Corp / Democratic National Committee has raised $228.1M and spent $176.3M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $233.3M in total.

    $228.1Mraised

  3. Committees

    DCCC has raised $222.4M and spent $128.8M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $170.7M in total.

    $222.4Mraised

  4. Committees

    NRCC has raised $221.5M and spent $96.1M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $143.5M in total.

    $221.5Mraised

  5. Committees

    NRSC has raised $176.5M and spent $76.2M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $160.6M in total.

    $176.5Mraised

  6. Committees

    DSCC has raised $163.1M and spent $91.8M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $136.9M in total.

    $163.1Mraised

  7. Committees

    Fairshake has raised $137.9M and spent $23.9M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $93.9M in total.

    $137.9Mraised

  8. Committees

    United Democracy Project has raised $109.7M and spent $83.6M in the 2026 cycle.

    $109.7Mraised

  9. Committees

    American Israel Public Affairs Committee PAC has raised $52.3M and spent $50.0M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $50.5M in total.

    $52.3Mraised

  10. Committees

    Emilys List has raised $42.6M and spent $43.1M in the 2026 cycle. It paid out $44.7M in total.

    $42.6Mraised

26 Aug 2026

  1. Polls

    The latest poll, by Targoz Market Research to 26 Aug 2026, has Bill Hagerty at 51.0% and Marquita Bradshaw at 31.0%.

    51.0%latest poll

23 Aug 2026

  1. Polls

    The latest poll, by GQR to 23 Aug 2026, has Brian Fitzpatrick at 49.0% and Bob Harvie at 48.0%.

    49.0%latest poll

18 Aug 2026

  1. Polls

    The latest poll, by J.L. Partners to 18 Aug 2026, has Tom Cotton at 51.0% and Hallie Shoffner at 35.0%.

    51.0%latest poll

13 Aug 2026

  1. Polls

    The latest poll, by Global Strategy Group to 13 Aug 2026, has William Lawrence at 49.0% and Tom Barrett at 47.0%.

    49.0%latest poll

  2. Polls

    The latest poll, by Hendrix College to 13 Aug 2026, has Chris Jones at 48.0% and French Hill at 44.0%.

    48.0%latest poll

22 Jul 2026

  1. Polls

    The latest poll, by GQR to 22 Jul 2026, has Jenny Honeycutt at 50.0% and Nancy Lacore at 48.0%.

    50.0%latest poll