BAUGH, SCOTT -- Republican Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives
BAUGH, SCOTT is a Republican candidate running for U.S. House of Representatives in California, District 47 during the 2024 election cycle. This page provides a comprehensive campaign finance profile based on official FEC filings, including fundraising totals, spending analysis, and funding source breakdowns.
Candidate Profile
The following profile is based on Federal Election Commission (FEC) records for BAUGH, SCOTT's 2024 campaign.
- Candidate Name: BAUGH, SCOTT
- Party Affiliation: Republican
- Office Sought: U.S. House of Representatives
- State: California
- District: 47
- Election Cycle: 2024
- FEC Candidate ID: H6CA48245
- Spending Rate: 100% of funds raised have been spent
Campaign Fundraising Summary
BAUGH, SCOTT has raised $4.5M for their 2024 House campaign in California. The campaign has spent $4.5M (100% of total raised) and currently holds $26K in cash on hand.
| Metric | Amount |
|---|---|
| Total Raised | $4.5M |
| Total Spent | $4.5M |
| Cash on Hand | $26K |
| Spending Rate | 100% |
With a spending rate of 100%, BAUGH, SCOTT's campaign has deployed nearly all of its raised funds. This high burn rate is typical of competitive races where candidates invest heavily in advertising, staffing, and voter outreach.
Funding Sources Breakdown
The following table breaks down where BAUGH, SCOTT's campaign funds come from. Understanding the mix of funding sources reveals how a candidate's campaign is financially supported.
| Source | Amount | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| Individual & Other Contributions | $3.6M | 79% |
| PAC Contributions | $951K | 21% |
Individual & Other Contributions represent the largest funding category at $3.6M (79% of total raised). This funding source contributes the largest share of the campaign's total raised.
Race Opponents: 2024 House California District 47
The following candidates are competing in the same 2024 House race in California, District 47 as BAUGH, SCOTT.
| Candidate | Party | Total Raised | Total Spent |
|---|---|---|---|
| BAUGH, SCOTT (current) | Republican | $4.5M | $4.5M |
| ROUDA, HARLEY E JR | Democratic | $1.3M | $1.3M |
| SMITH, WILLIAM | NOP | $15K | $15K |
| CRANDALL, TERRY LAWRENCE | NPA | $16K | $21K |
| ROBERTS, BOYD | Democratic | $7K | $8K |
| MCGRATH, THOMAS PIERCE | NPA | $18K | $18K |
| GOFFE, ANDREW LEE | Democratic | $3K | $774 |
| UKROPINA, MAX | Republican | $716K | $716K |
| WEISS, JOANNA | Democratic | $2.3M | $2.3M |
| JONES, DOM | Democratic | $10K | $8K |
| MIN, DAVE | Democratic | $6.8M | $6.7M |
| HASHEMIEH, JULIA | Republican | $41K | $41K |
| BURLEY, BRIAN J MR. | Republican | $62K | $56K |
BAUGH, SCOTT has raised more than all opponents in this race. The fundraising advantage ratio is 3.5:1.
Other Candidates in California
Top-raising federal candidates in California during the 2024 election cycle.
- SCHIFF, ADAM (DEM, Senate) -- $48.1M raised
- PORTER, KATHERINE (DEM, Senate) -- $32.5M raised
- GARVEY, STEVE (REP, Senate) -- $20.4M raised
- MCCARTHY, KEVIN (REP, House) -- $15.7M raised
- ROLLINS, WILL (DEM, House) -- $12.6M raised
Republican House Race in California
BAUGH, SCOTT is competing as a Republican candidate for U.S. House of Representatives in California, District 47. U.S. House races are held every two years, with each of the 435 House districts electing one representative. House campaigns vary dramatically in cost depending on the competitiveness and media market of the district.
To explore other candidates running in California, visit the California campaign finance page. You can also browse all Republican candidates or view all House races nationwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much money has BAUGH, SCOTT raised for their 2024 campaign?
According to FEC filings, BAUGH, SCOTT has raised a total of $4.5M for their 2024 House campaign in California. Of this amount, $4.5M has been spent, leaving $26K cash on hand. The largest funding source is individual & other contributions at $3.6M.
Who are BAUGH, SCOTT's biggest donors and funding sources?
BAUGH, SCOTT's campaign is funded through 2 identified sources. Individual & Other Contributions account for the largest share at $3.6M (79% of total raised). PAC contributions total $951K, indicating support from organized political action committees. Full donor details are available in FEC filings.
What party does BAUGH, SCOTT belong to?
BAUGH, SCOTT is running as a Republican candidate for U.S. House of Representatives in California, District 47. The Republican Party has not made direct contributions to this campaign as of the latest filing.
How does BAUGH, SCOTT's fundraising compare to other House candidates?
BAUGH, SCOTT has raised $4.5M for their 2024 House race. Campaign fundraising varies significantly by office type, state, and competitiveness of the race. Competitive House races typically raise between $1M-$10M, while safe seats may raise less. Visit the House races page to compare candidates.
Where does the campaign finance data for BAUGH, SCOTT come from?
All campaign finance data shown on ReadTheDonation is sourced directly from the Federal Election Commission (FEC). Federal candidates are required by law to disclose their campaign contributions and expenditures through periodic filings with the FEC. These filings are public record and available at fec.gov. ReadTheDonation processes this raw data and presents it in an accessible format with AI-powered analysis.
What is the spending rate for BAUGH, SCOTT's campaign?
BAUGH, SCOTT's campaign has spent $4.5M of the $4.5M raised, representing a spending rate of 100%. This high spending rate suggests an actively competitive campaign that is deploying most of its resources. The campaign currently has $26K cash on hand (1% of total raised).
Understanding Campaign Finance Data
Campaign finance data in the United States is regulated by the Federal Election Commission (FEC). All federal candidates -- including those running for President, U.S. Senate, and U.S. House of Representatives -- are required to file periodic financial reports disclosing their campaign contributions and expenditures.
Key terms used in campaign finance reporting include:
- Total Raised (Receipts): The total amount of money received by the campaign from all sources, including individual donors, PACs, party committees, and candidate self-funding.
- Total Spent (Disbursements): The total amount of money the campaign has spent on operations, advertising, payroll, travel, and other campaign activities.
- Cash on Hand: The amount of money remaining in the campaign's accounts after subtracting expenditures from receipts. This represents available resources for future spending.
- Individual Contributions: Donations from individual citizens, subject to contribution limits set by FEC regulations.
- PAC Contributions: Donations from Political Action Committees, which pool contributions from members to support candidates who share their policy interests.
- Party Contributions: Funds provided by national, state, or local party committees to support their party's candidates.
- Candidate Self-Funding: Personal funds contributed or loaned to the campaign by the candidate themselves. Self-funding is not subject to the same contribution limits as outside donations.
All data shown on ReadTheDonation is sourced from official FEC public records. Campaign finance disclosure is a cornerstone of American democratic transparency, allowing voters to understand who is funding political campaigns and how that money is being spent.
Official Source
View the full FEC filing for BAUGH, SCOTT: FEC.gov -- BAUGH, SCOTT
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