Race2026 cycle · PrimariesPrimary day 2 Jun 2026Updated

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New Jersey 12th District primary 2026

No. 39 of 330 House races in the 2026 primaries

The short version

In the 2026 New Jersey 12th District primary, 14 outside groups spent $2.9M: $1.9M supporting Adam Hamawy (D), $394K supporting Susan Altman (D) and $272K opposing Susan Altman.

$2.9M

outside money

supporting Adam Hamawy (D)
$1.9M
supporting Susan Altman (D)
$394K
opposing Susan Altman (D)
$272K

Outside money supporting and opposing each candidate

Both sides on one scale
← OpposingSupporting →
  • Adam Hamawy Democrat

    $1.9M

    $1.9M supporting Adam Hamawy

  • Susan Altman Democrat

    $272K
    $394K

    $394K supporting Susan Altman · $272K opposing Susan Altman

  • Shanel Robinson Democrat

    $172K

    $172K supporting Shanel Robinson

  • Brad Cohen Democrat

    $6,750
    $94,725

    $94,725 supporting Brad Cohen · $6,750 opposing Brad Cohen

The long version

The candidates

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

  • Adam Hamawy

    Democrat

    the party’s nominee

    Own campaign raised
    $1.5M
    Outside money supporting
    $1.9M
    Hamawy for New Jersey
  • Gregg Mele

    Republican

    the party’s nominee

    Gregg Mele for America
  • Susan Altman

    Democrat

    Own campaign raised
    $601K
    Outside money supporting
    $394K
    Outside money opposing
    $272K
    Altman for Congress 2026
  • Shanel Robinson

    Democrat

    Own campaign raised
    $158K
    Outside money supporting
    $172K
    Shanel for Congress
  • Brad Cohen

    Democrat

    Own campaign raised
    $867K
    Outside money supporting
    $94,725
    Outside money opposing
    $6,750
    Brad Cohen for Congress
  • Campaign money to 30 Jun 2026

Week by week

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

Week of 1 Jun 2026

Supporting $18,340

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. American Prioritiessupporting Adam Hamawy$1.6M
  2. Project 218supporting Susan Altman$394K
  3. Justice Democrats PACsupporting Adam Hamawy$191K
  4. Servant-Leader Fundsupporting Shanel Robinson$172K
  5. Medicare for Allsupporting Adam Hamawy$151K
  6. Middle Groundsupporting Brad Cohen$53,725
  7. Voice of the Electoratesupporting Brad Cohen$41,000
  8. The Affordability Initiativesupporting Verlina Reynolds Jackson$20,000

Spent opposing a candidate

  1. Florence Avenue Initiativeopposing Susan Altman$265K
  2. Citizens Against Aipac Corruptionopposing Brad Cohen$6,750
  3. Citizens Against Aipac Corruptionopposing Susan Altman$6,750

Who’s connected to whom

The groups that spent supporting or opposing the candidates.

Their biggest giversGroups that spentCandidatesAmerican Priorities spent $1.6M supporting Adam Hamawy · $1.6MProject 218 spent $394K supporting Susan Altman · $394KFlorence Avenue Initiative spent $265K opposing Susan Altman · $265KJustice Democrats PAC spent $191K supporting Adam Hamawy · $191KServant-Leader Fund spent $172K supporting Shanel Robinson · $172KMedicare for All spent $151K supporting Adam Hamawy · $151KMiddle Ground spent $53,725 supporting Brad Cohen · $53,725Voice of the Electorate spent $41,000 supporting Brad Cohen · $41,000Fig and Olive Action (DE) gave $370K to American Priorities · $370KAmerican Committee for Middle East Rights gave $25,000 to American Priorities · $25,000Democracy Matters gave $5.9M to Project 218 · $5.9MSpark Innovations gave $25,000 to Project 218 · $25,000Institute for Middle East Understanding (imeu) Policy… gave $885K to Justice Democrats PAC · $885KOrganize for Justice (PA) gave $66,000 to Justice Democrats PAC · $66,000Article One Action Fund (DC) gave $250K to Servant-Leader Fund · $250KFig and Olive Action (DE)Fig and Olive Action (DE)Company or group · $370KAmerican Committee forMiddle East RightsAmerican Committee for Middle East RightsCompany or group · $25,000Democracy MattersDemocracy MattersCompany or group · $5.9MSpark InnovationsSpark InnovationsCompany or group · $25,000Institute for Middle EastUnderstanding (imeu) Policy…Institute for Middle East Understanding (imeu) Policy…Company or group · $885KOrganize for Justice (PA)Organize for Justice (PA)Company or group · $66,000Article One Action Fund (DC)Article One Action Fund (DC)Company or group · $250KAmerican PrioritiesAmerican PrioritiesGroup · $1.6MProject 218Project 218Group · $394KFlorence Avenue InitiativeFlorence Avenue InitiativeGroup · $265KJustice Democrats PACJustice Democrats PACGroup · $191KServant-Leader FundServant-Leader FundGroup · $172KMedicare for AllMedicare for AllGroup · $151KMiddle GroundMiddle GroundGroup · $53,725Voice of the ElectorateVoice of the ElectorateGroup · $41,000Adam HamawyAdam HamawyCandidate · $1.9MSusan AltmanSusan AltmanCandidate · $666KShanel RobinsonShanel RobinsonCandidate · $172KBrad CohenBrad CohenCandidate · $101KVerlina Reynolds JacksonVerlina Reynolds JacksonCandidate · $20,000Samuel WangSamuel WangCandidate · $3,445
  • American Priorities spent supporting Adam Hamawy · $1.6M
  • Project 218 spent supporting Susan Altman · $394K
  • Florence Avenue Initiative spent opposing Susan Altman · $265K
  • Justice Democrats PAC spent supporting Adam Hamawy · $191K
  • Servant-Leader Fund spent supporting Shanel Robinson · $172K
  • Medicare for All spent supporting Adam Hamawy · $151K
  • Middle Ground spent supporting Brad Cohen · $53,725
  • Voice of the Electorate spent supporting Brad Cohen · $41,000
  • Fig and Olive Action (DE) gave to American Priorities · $370K
  • American Committee for Middle East Rights gave to American Priorities · $25,000
  • Democracy Matters gave to Project 218 · $5.9M
  • Spark Innovations gave to Project 218 · $25,000
  • Institute for Middle East Understanding (imeu) Policy… gave to Justice Democrats PAC · $885K
  • Organize for Justice (PA) gave to Justice Democrats PAC · $66,000
  • Article One Action Fund (DC) gave to Servant-Leader Fund · $250K
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Group

American Priorities

  • American Priorities spent $1.6M supporting Adam Hamawy$1.6M
  • Fig and Olive Action (DE) gave $370K to American Priorities$370K
  • American Committee for Middle East Rights gave $25,000 to American Priorities$25,000
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