The whole story
The short version
In the 2026 Wisconsin 4th District primary, 3 outside groups spent $25,075: $25,043 supporting Gwen Moore (D).
$25,075
outside money
- supporting Gwen Moore (D)
- $25,043
Outside money supporting and opposing each candidate
Both sides on one scale← OpposingSupporting →
Gwen Moore Democrat
$25,043$25,043 supporting Gwen Moore
The long version
The candidates
What each candidate’s own campaign raised, beside what outside groups spent supporting and opposing them.
Gwen Moore
Democrat
the party’s nominee
- Own campaign raised
- $1.1M
- Outside money supporting
- $25,043
Tim Rogers
Republican
the party’s nominee
- Campaign money to 22 Jul 2026
Week by week
Outside money each week, supporting and opposing the candidates, all candidates combined.
Week of 27 Jul 2026
Supporting $25,000
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
- Rolling Sea Action Fundsupporting Gwen Moore$25,000
- Grassroots North Shoresupporting Gwen Moore$33
- Grassroots North Shoresupporting Amy Donahue$33
- Sierra Club Independent Actionsupporting Gwen Moore$10
Who’s connected to whom
The groups that spent supporting or opposing the candidates.
- Rolling Sea Action Fund spent supporting Gwen Moore · $25,000
- Grassroots North Shore spent supporting Gwen Moore · $33
- Grassroots North Shore spent supporting Amy Donahue · $33
- Sierra Club Independent Action spent supporting Gwen Moore · $10
- Let It Resound gave to Rolling Sea Action Fund · $1.1M
- Coinbase gave to Rolling Sea Action Fund · $75,000
- Rolling Sea Action Fund spent $25,000 supporting Gwen Moore$25,000
- Let It Resound gave $1.1M to Rolling Sea Action Fund$1.1M
- Coinbase gave $75,000 to Rolling Sea Action Fund$75,000
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