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Republican Party
The Republican Party is a political party whose candidates file with the Federal Election Commission. Its candidates, their reported fundraising and spending, and its state-by-state coverage follow, with the public records.
- Federal filings
- 1,687
- States and territories
- 55
- Reported receipts
- $1.4B
From the FEC, as of October 29, 2026.
Source for this record
FEC bulk candidate records · checked
How we build the recordCite this page
The date is the day you read the page; the record's own dates are in its sources.
- Federal candidate filings
- 1,687
- House filings
- 1,382
- Senate filings
- 300
- States and territories
- 55
Sources and method
This file was checked Oct 29, 2026 and may not reflect later changes. Original affiliation codes remain visible on individual records.
Explore the people
Alphabetical, not an endorsement or ranking. Showing 12 of 1,687 filings.
- A J WhiteU.S. House · MO-1
- Aaron BakerU.S. House · FL-6
- Aaron BeanU.S. House · FL-4
- Aaron DimmockU.S. House · FL-1
- Aaron FlintU.S. House · MT-1
- Aaron HillU.S. House · NV-4
- Aaron Lee CherryU.S. House · NY-5
- Abel Edward ClendenenU.S. House · WV-1
- Abhiram GarapatiU.S. House · TX-31
- Abraham EnriquezU.S. House · TX-19
- Abraham J. HamadehU.S. House · AZ-8
- Abteen VaziriU.S. House · TX-32
Reported candidate campaign money
- Combined candidate receipts
- $1.4B
- Combined candidate spending
- $1.3B
1131 of 1687 records have a financial summary. Missing summaries are excluded, not counted as zero. These are candidate-level sums across different reporting dates—not the party organization’s accounts, unique donor totals, or national/state/local totals. Transfers can appear in more than one campaign’s records. Open each candidate for the reporting period and source.
See campaign-finance recordsThe party in its own words
The national party’s dated platform, not a claim about every 2026 candidate.
Republican Party 2024 platform (PDF)
Party materials are self-descriptions, not Election.org endorsements. Compare candidates’ own sourced positions rather than assuming agreement with a national platform.
Source: FEC bulk candidate records, 2026 cycle, verified Oct 29, 2026.
Source: FEC affiliation-code descriptions, checked Oct 2, 2026.
Sources and method
- FEC party code: REP.
- Official party policy material · link reviewed Oct 2, 2026.
- Party artwork source · checked Oct 11, 2026. Used for identification; no endorsement implied.
This page does not claim complete state/local membership, leadership, ballot access or candidate coverage. Similar names do not establish that different FEC party codes are the same organization.