Race2026 cycle · Special electionsPrimary day 9 Jun 2026Updated

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Nevada 2nd District primary 2026

No. 134 of 527 House races in the 2026 cycle

This race is in the 2026 primaries.

The short version

In the 2026 Nevada 2nd District primary, 5 outside groups spent $1.2M: $658K supporting David Flippo (R), $219K opposing David Flippo, $273K supporting James Settelmeyer (R) and $89,392 opposing James Settelmeyer.

$1.2M

outside money

supporting David Flippo (R)
$658K
opposing David Flippo (R)
$219K
supporting James Settelmeyer (R)
$273K
opposing James Settelmeyer (R)
$89,392

Outside money supporting and opposing each candidate

Both sides on one scale
← OpposingSupporting →
  • David Flippo Republican

    $219K
    $658K

    $658K supporting David Flippo · $219K opposing David Flippo

  • James Settelmeyer Republican

    $89,392
    $273K

    $273K supporting James Settelmeyer · $89,392 opposing James Settelmeyer

The long version

The candidates

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

  • David Flippo

    Republican

    the party’s nominee

    Outside money supporting
    $658K
    Outside money opposing
    $219K
    David Flippo for Nevada
  • Teresa Benitez Thompson

    Democrat

    the party’s nominee

    Own campaign raised
    $257K
    Elect Teresa
  • James Settelmeyer

    Republican

    Own campaign raised
    $461K
    Outside money supporting
    $273K
    Outside money opposing
    $89,392
    James Settelmeyer for Nevada
  • Campaign money to 30 Jun 2026

Week by week

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

Week of 8 Jun 2026

Supporting $3,065

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. Club for Growth Actionsupporting David Flippo$400K
  2. Conservatives for American Excellencesupporting James Settelmeyer$273K
  3. American Honor PACsupporting David Flippo$163K
  4. Freedom Caucus Fundsupporting David Flippo$81,544
  5. Turning Point PACsupporting David Flippo$13,337

Spent opposing a candidate

  1. Conservatives for American Excellenceopposing David Flippo$219K
  2. Freedom Caucus Fundopposing James Settelmeyer$89,392

Who’s connected to whom

The groups that spent supporting or opposing the candidates.

Their biggest giversGroups that spentCandidatesClub for Growth Action spent $400K supporting David Flippo · $400KConservatives for American Excellence spent $273K supporting James Settelmeyer · $273KConservatives for American Excellence spent $219K opposing David Flippo · $219KAmerican Honor PAC spent $163K supporting David Flippo · $163KFreedom Caucus Fund spent $89,392 opposing James Settelmeyer · $89,392Freedom Caucus Fund spent $81,544 supporting David Flippo · $81,544Turning Point PAC spent $13,337 supporting David Flippo · $13,337Ardleigh Impact gave $750K to Conservatives for American Excellence · $750KPortage Capital gave $350K to Conservatives for American Excellence · $350KRestoration of America PAC gave $2.5M to Club for Growth Action · $2.5MFiberglass Inc., Champion gave $200K to Club for Growth Action · $200KFreedom Caucus Alliance gave $135K to Freedom Caucus Fund · $135KLet's Get to Work PAC gave $84,000 to Freedom Caucus Fund · $84,000Turning Point Action gave $4.3M to Turning Point PAC · $4.3MArizona Land Reserve (AZ) gave $50,000 to Turning Point PAC · $50,000Ardleigh ImpactArdleigh ImpactCompany or group · $750KPortage CapitalPortage CapitalCompany or group · $350KRestoration of America PACRestoration of America PACCompany or group · $2.5MFiberglass Inc., ChampionFiberglass Inc., ChampionCompany or group · $200KFreedom Caucus AllianceFreedom Caucus AllianceCompany or group · $135KLet's Get to Work PACLet's Get to Work PACCompany or group · $84,000Turning Point ActionTurning Point ActionCompany or group · $4.3MArizona Land Reserve (AZ)Arizona Land Reserve (AZ)Company or group · $50,000Conservatives for AmericanExcellenceConservatives for American ExcellenceGroup · $492KClub for Growth ActionClub for Growth ActionGroup · $400KFreedom Caucus FundFreedom Caucus FundGroup · $171KAmerican Honor PACAmerican Honor PACGroup · $163KTurning Point PACTurning Point PACGroup · $13,337David FlippoDavid FlippoCandidate · $877KJames SettelmeyerJames SettelmeyerCandidate · $363K
  • Club for Growth Action spent supporting David Flippo · $400K
  • Conservatives for American Excellence spent supporting James Settelmeyer · $273K
  • Conservatives for American Excellence spent opposing David Flippo · $219K
  • American Honor PAC spent supporting David Flippo · $163K
  • Freedom Caucus Fund spent opposing James Settelmeyer · $89,392
  • Freedom Caucus Fund spent supporting David Flippo · $81,544
  • Turning Point PAC spent supporting David Flippo · $13,337
  • Ardleigh Impact gave to Conservatives for American Excellence · $750K
  • Portage Capital gave to Conservatives for American Excellence · $350K
  • Restoration of America PAC gave to Club for Growth Action · $2.5M
  • Fiberglass Inc., Champion gave to Club for Growth Action · $200K
  • Freedom Caucus Alliance gave to Freedom Caucus Fund · $135K
  • Let's Get to Work PAC gave to Freedom Caucus Fund · $84,000
  • Turning Point Action gave to Turning Point PAC · $4.3M
  • Arizona Land Reserve (AZ) gave to Turning Point PAC · $50,000
GaveSpent supportingSpent opposingSwipe to see the whole map.
  • Conservatives for American Excellence spent $273K supporting James Settelmeyer$273K
  • Conservatives for American Excellence spent $219K opposing David Flippo$219K
  • Ardleigh Impact gave $750K to Conservatives for American Excellence$750K
  • Portage Capital gave $350K to Conservatives for American Excellence$350K
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