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Reported 2026 federal candidate receipts by state

Available FEC total-receipts summaries for indexable 2026 House and Senate candidate records, grouped by office state.

Where have 2026 federal candidates reported the most receipts?

Federal campaign receipts by state

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1Texas$259.2M

2New York$205.7M

3Florida$200.2M

4California$197.4M

5Georgia$153.1M

6Illinois$117.8M

7Michigan$113.8M

8Ohio$101.3M

9North Carolina$95.4M

10Louisiana$85.8M

11Virginia$77.8M

12New Jersey$73.6M

13Pennsylvania$71.0M

14Kentucky$69.5M

15Maryland$69.2M

16Iowa$64.5M

17Maine$64.0M

18Minnesota$61.9M

19Colorado$60.4M

20Arizona$56.1M

21Massachusetts$49.7M

22New Hampshire$49.0M

23South Carolina$42.8M

24Wisconsin$36.5M

25Tennessee$35.8M

26Alaska$35.5M

27Nebraska$31.6M

28Washington$31.4M

29Alabama$30.3M

30Nevada$30.1M

31Oklahoma$29.1M

32Missouri$27.9M

33Indiana$22.2M

34Arkansas$20.0M

35Kansas$19.3M

36Montana$18.3M

37Wyoming$17.9M

38Oregon$15.6M

39New Mexico$14.4M

40Connecticut$12.1M

41Mississippi$12.1M

42West Virginia$12.1M

43Utah$10.3M

44Rhode Island$9.2M

45Delaware$8.8M

46South Dakota$7.9M

47District of Columbia$7.6M

48Idaho$6.6M

49Hawaii$3.2M

50North Dakota$1.9M

51Vermont$1.1M

52U.S. Virgin Islands$0.8M

53Guam$0.3M

54Northern Mariana Islands$0.1M

55American Samoa$0.0M

What this chart says

Texas has the largest sum of available 2026 candidate total-receipts summaries in the current snapshot.

How to read it

Sums the FEC total_receipts field for indexable House and Senate candidate records with an available financial summary, then expresses the aggregate in millions of dollars.

Important limits

Total receipts are broader than individual donations and may include transfers, loans, offsets, and other FEC receipt categories.
Missing financial summaries remain excluded, not converted to zero; the figure is not total political spending in a state.

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Reported 2026 federal candidate receipts by state: source values used by Election.org
Group	Reported receipts
Texas	$259.2M
New York	$205.7M
Florida	$200.2M
California	$197.4M
Georgia	$153.1M
Illinois	$117.8M
Michigan	$113.8M
Ohio	$101.3M
North Carolina	$95.4M
Louisiana	$85.8M
Virginia	$77.8M
New Jersey	$73.6M
Pennsylvania	$71.0M
Kentucky	$69.5M
Maryland	$69.2M
Iowa	$64.5M
Maine	$64.0M
Minnesota	$61.9M
Colorado	$60.4M
Arizona	$56.1M
Massachusetts	$49.7M
New Hampshire	$49.0M
South Carolina	$42.8M
Wisconsin	$36.5M
Tennessee	$35.8M
Alaska	$35.5M
Nebraska	$31.6M
Washington	$31.4M
Alabama	$30.3M
Nevada	$30.1M
Oklahoma	$29.1M
Missouri	$27.9M
Indiana	$22.2M
Arkansas	$20.0M
Kansas	$19.3M
Montana	$18.3M
Wyoming	$17.9M
Oregon	$15.6M
New Mexico	$14.4M
Connecticut	$12.1M
Mississippi	$12.1M
West Virginia	$12.1M
Utah	$10.3M
Rhode Island	$9.2M
Delaware	$8.8M
South Dakota	$7.9M
District of Columbia	$7.6M
Idaho	$6.6M
Hawaii	$3.2M
North Dakota	$1.9M
Vermont	$1.1M
U.S. Virgin Islands	$0.8M
Guam	$0.3M
Northern Mariana Islands	$0.1M
American Samoa	$0.0M

Reported 2026 federal candidate receipts by state

Texas has the largest sum of available 2026 candidate total-receipts summaries in the current snapshot.

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