Race2026 cycle · PrimariesPrimary day 19 May 2026Updated

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Georgia 13th District primary 2026

No. 26 of 330 House races in the 2026 primaries

The short version

In the 2026 Georgia 13th District primary, 3 outside groups spent $4.3M: $4.2M supporting Jasmine Clark (D).

$4.3M

outside money

supporting Jasmine Clark (D)
$4.2M

Outside money supporting and opposing each candidate

Both sides on one scale
← OpposingSupporting →
  • Jasmine Clark Democrat

    $4.2M

    $4.2M supporting Jasmine Clark

The long version

The candidates

What each candidate’s own campaign raised, beside what outside groups spent supporting and opposing them.

Week by week

Outside money each week, supporting and opposing the candidates, all candidates combined.

Week of 18 May 2026

Supporting $8,578

Supporting candidatesOpposing candidates

The groups on each side

The biggest outside groups in this race, by what they spent supporting or opposing each candidate.

Spent supporting a candidate

  1. Protect Progresssupporting Jasmine Clark$4.2M
  2. Indivisible Actionsupporting Jasmine Clark$18,436
  3. #voteprochoice PACsupporting Jasmine Clark$11,287

Spent opposing a candidate

  1. Protect Progressopposing David Scott$56,045

Who’s connected to whom

The groups that spent supporting or opposing the candidates.

Their biggest giversGroups that spentCandidatesProtect Progress spent $4.2M supporting Jasmine Clark · $4.2MProtect Progress spent $56,045 opposing David Scott · $56,045Indivisible Action spent $18,436 supporting Jasmine Clark · $18,436#voteprochoice PAC spent $11,287 supporting Jasmine Clark · $11,287Fairshake gave $33.0M to Protect Progress · $33.0MRipple Labs gave $250K to Protect Progress · $250KMovement Voter PAC gave $100K to Indivisible Action · $100KLong Ridge Action Fund gave $100K to Indivisible Action · $100KWise US gave $25,000 to #voteprochoice PAC · $25,000Robert and Elizabeth Fisher Community gave $250 to #voteprochoice PAC · $250FairshakeFairshakeCompany or group · $33.0MRipple LabsRipple LabsCompany or group · $250KMovement Voter PACMovement Voter PACCompany or group · $100KLong Ridge Action FundLong Ridge Action FundCompany or group · $100KWise USWise USCompany or group · $25,000Robert and Elizabeth FisherCommunityRobert and Elizabeth Fisher CommunityCompany or group · $250Protect ProgressProtect ProgressGroup · $4.3MIndivisible ActionIndivisible ActionGroup · $18,436#voteprochoice PAC#voteprochoice PACGroup · $11,287Jasmine ClarkJasmine ClarkCandidate · $4.2MDavid ScottDavid ScottCandidate · $56,045
  • Protect Progress spent supporting Jasmine Clark · $4.2M
  • Protect Progress spent opposing David Scott · $56,045
  • Indivisible Action spent supporting Jasmine Clark · $18,436
  • #voteprochoice PAC spent supporting Jasmine Clark · $11,287
  • Fairshake gave to Protect Progress · $33.0M
  • Ripple Labs gave to Protect Progress · $250K
  • Movement Voter PAC gave to Indivisible Action · $100K
  • Long Ridge Action Fund gave to Indivisible Action · $100K
  • Wise US gave to #voteprochoice PAC · $25,000
  • Robert and Elizabeth Fisher Community gave to #voteprochoice PAC · $250
GaveSpent supportingSpent opposingSwipe to see the whole map.

Group

Protect Progress

  • Protect Progress spent $4.2M supporting Jasmine Clark$4.2M
  • Protect Progress spent $56,045 opposing David Scott$56,045
  • Fairshake gave $33.0M to Protect Progress$33.0M
  • Ripple Labs gave $250K to Protect Progress$250K
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