$4.2B from 1.6M donors. Here’s where it’s going.
Itemized individual contributions to federal campaigns, parties and PACs this cycle. Republican-aligned committees lead by $273M, from 598,430 donors against the other side’s 964,753.
first-time donors this cycle who never gave in 2024, adding $1.0B.
of all Republican money came from just 100 donors. On the Democratic side it’s 16%.
of the money came in gifts under $200 — but those gifts are 91% of all contributions.
of the 2024 cycle’s Democratic haul already raised; Republicans are at 51%.
Weekly money to each party’s committees
Last full quarter vs the one before: Democratic committees +12% ($455M), Republican committees -5% ($446M).
Charted through the week of June 29, 2026, the last week most committees have reported. Newer weeks are still being filed.
Who has raised the most from individuals
Campaigns whose fundraising just took off
The super PACs spending the most
Most outside money spent against
Outside groups have spent 3.8× more attacking Warren Kenneth Paxton Jr. than Paxton has raised from individual donors.
Things that surprised us in the data
of James Michael Johnson’s (LA-4) itemized money comes from outside LA — the highest share among candidates who have raised $2M+.
of Eli Crane’s $5.1M came in gifts under $200: the most small-dollar-powered campaign in the field.
came in just 3,423 contributions of $100,000 or more, almost all to super PACs and party committees: 31% of all itemized money.
donors switched sides since 2024 (D→R vs R→D). The D→R switchers have given $56M this cycle; R→D switchers $32M.
of 2024 donors haven’t given again yet. 1,114,577 have come back, and 773,997 newcomers have joined them.
jump in quarterly fundraising for Adriano Espaillat (NY-AL), the biggest breakout among campaigns raising $1M+ a quarter.
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