House Campaign Finance

1823 candidates tracked

Financial Overview

$2.1BTotal Raised

$1.9BTotal Spent

1823Candidates

$1.1MAvg Raised

Fundraising by Party

Party	Candidates	Total Raised	Share
DEM	830	$1.0B	50.7%
REP	896	$984.4M	47.6%
DFL	8	$14.9M	0.7%
IND	27	$10.8M	0.5%
UNK	2	$2.4M	0.1%
PNP	1	$1.9M	0.1%
UN	9	$1.7M	0.1%
NON	5	$1.6M	0.1%
NPP	2	$916K	0.0%
NPA	6	$453K	0.0%
LIB	10	$348K	0.0%
OTH	8	$346K	0.0%
W	3	$116K	0.0%
GRE	3	$107K	0.0%
NOP	5	$76K	0.0%
CON	2	$36K	0.0%
NNE	2	$20K	0.0%
UUP	1	$8K	0.0%
MO	1	$6K	0.0%
GOP	1	$3K	0.0%
NAT	1	$0	0.0%

Top States by House Fundraising

State	Candidates	Total Raised	Share
California	212	$278.9M	13.5%
New York	91	$204.8M	9.9%
Texas	147	$123.0M	5.9%
Florida	124	$91.3M	4.4%
Michigan	53	$89.9M	4.3%
Pennsylvania	51	$83.8M	4.1%
Arizona	50	$70.2M	3.4%
Ohio	68	$66.3M	3.2%
Virginia	66	$64.6M	3.1%
North Carolina	63	$60.6M	2.9%
Illinois	46	$59.7M	2.9%
Colorado	57	$56.7M	2.7%
New Jersey	57	$52.8M	2.6%
Washington	48	$52.1M	2.5%
Minnesota	33	$48.8M	2.4%
Louisiana	17	$45.3M	2.2%
Wisconsin	29	$44.3M	2.1%
Indiana	51	$40.1M	1.9%
Georgia	56	$37.0M	1.8%
Nevada	17	$35.5M	1.7%

Top Funded House Candidates (50)

#	Candidate	Party	State	Raised
1	JEFFRIES, HAKEEM	DEM	New York	$23.0M
2	JOHNSON, JAMES MICHAEL	REP	Louisiana	$19.9M
3	VINDMAN, YEVGENY 'EUGENE'	DEM	Virginia	$18.1M
4	FRISCH, ADAM	DEM	Colorado	$17.2M
5	MCCARTHY, KEVIN	REP	California	$15.7M
6	STEFANIK, ELISE M.	REP	New York	$15.5M
7	OCASIO-CORTEZ, ALEXANDRIA	DEM	New York	$15.3M
8	SCALISE, STEVE MR	REP	Louisiana	$14.7M
9	PELTOLA, MARY	DEM	Alaska	$13.4M
10	JORDAN, JAMES D.	REP	Ohio	$13.4M
11	ROLLINS, WILL	DEM	California	$12.6M
12	GLUESENKAMP PEREZ, MARIE	DEM	Washington	$11.9M
13	KRISHNAMOORTHI, S. RAJA	DEM	Illinois	$10.9M
14	STEEL, MICHELLE	REP	California	$10.7M
15	WHITESIDES, GEORGE	DEM	California	$10.6M
16	KHANNA, ROHIT	DEM	California	$10.6M
17	GOTTHEIMER, JOSH	DEM	New Jersey	$10.2M
18	PELOSI, NANCY	DEM	California	$10.2M
19	ZINKE, RYAN K	REP	Montana	$10.1M
20	JONES, MONDAIRE	DEM	New York	$10.0M
21	RILEY, JOSH	DEM	New York	$9.8M
22	THANEDAR, SHRI	DEM	Michigan	$9.7M
23	SUOZZI, THOMAS	DEM	New York	$9.6M
24	JAMES, JOHN	REP	Michigan	$9.5M
25	KIM, YOUNG	REP	California	$9.2M
26	TORRES, RITCHIE JOHN	DEM	New York	$9.2M
27	KIDD, GREG	IND	Nevada	$9.2M
28	WILD, SUSAN	DEM	Pennsylvania	$9.0M
29	GREENE, MARJORIE TAYLOR	REP	Georgia	$9.0M
30	CARTWRIGHT, MATTHEW A.	DEM	Pennsylvania	$8.7M
31	CRANE, ELI	REP	Arizona	$8.6M
32	TLAIB, RASHIDA	DEM	Michigan	$8.5M
33	ENGEL, KIRSTEN	DEM	Arizona	$8.5M
34	LAWLER, MICHAEL VINCENT	REP	New York	$8.4M
35	OMAR, ILHAN	DFL	Minnesota	$8.3M
36	CRAIG, ANGELA DAWN	DEM	Minnesota	$8.3M
37	EMMER, THOMAS EARL JR.	REP	Minnesota	$8.2M
38	RYAN, PATRICK	DEM	New York	$8.1M
39	CARAVEO, YADIRA	DEM	Colorado	$8.1M
40	CALVERT, KEN	REP	California	$8.1M
41	GOLDEN, JARED	DEM	Maine	$7.9M
42	DE LA CRUZ, MONICA	REP	Texas	$7.9M
43	VAN ORDEN, DERRICK F. MR.	REP	Wisconsin	$7.7M
44	HERTEL, CURTIS JR.	DEM	Michigan	$7.7M
45	COMER, JAMES	REP	Kentucky	$7.7M
46	BYNUM, JANELLE	DEM	Oregon	$7.5M
47	VARGAS, ANTHONY 'TONY'	DEM	Nebraska	$7.5M
48	VASQUEZ, GABRIEL	DEM	New Mexico	$7.0M
49	CISCOMANI, JUAN	REP	Arizona	$7.0M
50	FLORES, MAYRA NOHEMI	REP	Texas	$6.9M

Frequently Asked Questions

How many candidates are running for House?

There are 1823 House candidates tracked, with a combined total of $2.1B raised. By party: DEM (830), REP (896), DFL (8), IND (27), UNK (2), PNP (1), UN (9), NON (5), NPP (2), NPA (6), LIB (10), OTH (8), W (3), GRE (3), NOP (5), CON (2), NNE (2), UUP (1), MO (1), GOP (1), NAT (1).

Who is the top House fundraiser?

JEFFRIES, HAKEEM (DEM, New York) leads House fundraising with $23.0M, representing 1.1% of all House money raised.

How much money has been raised in House races?

House candidates have collectively raised $2.1B and spent $1.9B. The average House candidate has raised $1.1M.

Which states have the most House fundraising?

Top states by House fundraising: California ($278.9M), New York ($204.8M), Texas ($123.0M), Florida ($91.3M), Michigan ($89.9M).

Where does House campaign finance data come from?

All campaign finance data is sourced from the Federal Election Commission (FEC). House candidates must file regular reports disclosing receipts, expenditures, and cash on hand. This data is public record and updated as new filings are submitted.

About House Elections

The United States House of Representatives is the lower chamber of Congress, with 435 members serving two-year terms from specific congressional districts. House races vary widely in cost, from under $100,000 in uncontested districts to over $10 million in highly competitive seats.

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