One outside group spent $80,948 in the 2026 North Carolina 14th District primary: $80,948 supporting Tim Moore (R).
The result, as reported final count
- RepublicanTim Moore83.0%Won
- DemocraticLakesha Womack52.2%Won
In the 2026 North Carolina 14th District primary, Tim Moore won the Republican ballot with 83.0% of the vote and Lakesha Womack won the Democratic ballot with 52.2% of the vote.
outside money
- supporting Tim Moore (R)
- $80,948
Outside money supporting and opposing each candidate
Both sides on one scaleTim Moore Republican
$80,948$80,948 supporting Tim Moore
This seat, every election
North Carolina 14th District
$80,948
outside money in the 2026 cycle
- North Carolina 14th District primary 2026$80,948outside money
The candidates
What each candidate’s own campaign raised, beside what outside groups spent supporting and opposing them.
Tim Moore
Republican
- Own campaign raised
- $1.5M
- Outside money supporting
- $80,948
Brent Caldwell
Democrat
- Own campaign raised
- $78,144
Kate Barr
Republican
- Own campaign raised
- $76,450
Lakesha Womack
Democrat
- Own campaign raised
- $24,888
- Campaign money to 30 Jun 2026
Week by week
Outside money each week, supporting and opposing the candidates, all candidates combined.
Week of 16 Feb 2026
Supporting $40,474
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
- Defend American Jobssupporting Tim Moore$80,948
Who’s connected to whom
The groups that spent supporting or opposing the candidates.
- Defend American Jobs spent supporting Tim Moore · $80,948
- Fairshake gave to Defend American Jobs · $37.0M
- Ripple Labs gave to Defend American Jobs · $250K
Group
- Defend American Jobs spent $80,948 supporting Tim Moore$80,948
- Fairshake gave $37.0M to Defend American Jobs$37.0M
- Ripple Labs gave $250K to Defend American Jobs$250K
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