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2026 Congressional Candidates

Every candidate running for the U.S. House and Senate in 2026 who has reported raising money: incumbents, challengers and open-seat candidates, with what each has raised.

Filter by chamber, party, status or state. Figures come from each campaign’s latest filing with the Federal Election Commission.


2,787
Total candidates
2,417
House
370
Senate
498
Incumbents
1,556
Challengers
716
Open seats
1,432
Democrats
1,145
Republicans
#MemberPartyStateChamberTotal Raised
1James TalaricoDEMTX$68,560,930
2Sherrod BrownDEMOH$38,566,234
3Graham PlatnerDEMME$21,050,419
4Mary PeltolaDEMAK$18,545,132
5Alexander VindmanDEMFL$16,273,862
6Joshua Joseph WeilDEMFL$15,933,478
7John C. Fleming Jr.REPLA$12,302,506
8Jasmine CrockettDEMTX$11,096,966
9Annie AndrewsDEMSC$10,804,041
10Kevin HernREPOK$9,953,579
11Warren Kenneth Paxton Jr.REPTX$9,248,692
12Colin AllredDEMTX$7,629,043
13Michael A Collins Jr.REPGA$7,409,349
14Earl Leroy CarterREPGA$7,300,243
15Seth MoultonDEMMA$6,213,103
16Julia LetlowREPLA$6,210,122
17Janet Trafton MillsDEMME$6,063,106
18Jordan WoodDEMME$6,044,820
19Mark LynchREPSC$5,919,539
20Dan OsbornINDNE$5,751,951
21Frederick J OdeDEMOH$5,001,939
22Adam HamiltonDEMKS$4,169,078
23Scott ColomDEMMS$2,384,921
24Hallie ShoffnerDEMAR$2,269,114
25Wesley HuntREPTX$2,129,887
26Jamie DavisDEMLA$1,983,548
27Jared HudsonREPAL$1,920,539
28John DeatonREPMA$1,561,360
29Steven T MarshallREPAL$1,298,351
30Robert ChewFWDCO$1,270,007
31Bob ChewOTHCO$1,270,007
32Kathy W SeidenREPLA$1,202,191
33Paul DansREPSC$1,081,244
34Jonathan Derrick EvansREPWV$1,062,145
35Julie GonzalesDEMCO$978,428
36Angela NixonDEMFL$974,845
37Ralph NormanREPSC$934,892
38Hector Daniel MujicaDEMFL$856,667
39Brian BengsINDSD$782,050
40Julie Cathryn EmersonREPLA$728,875
41Todd Baker AchillesINDID$692,245
42Thomas Edward Willis IIREPWV$641,739
43Lee JohnsonDEMSC$569,186
44Sarah Anne AdlakhaREPMS$566,184
45John KingREPGA$563,078
46Zachary C ShrewsburyDEMWV$515,587
47Russell FryREPSC$495,027
48Janak JoshiREPCO$485,987
49Dan KlebanDEMME$458,786
50Bert K MizusawaREPVA$418,742
51Sandy Spidel NeumannDEMKS$410,527
52Shenna BellowsDEMME$381,371
53Jim PriestDEMOK$377,843
54Gary CrockettDEMLA$350,000
55Darline GrahamREPSC$346,783
56George Washington V MarkertREPCO$315,360
57Shiva AyyaduraiINDMA$289,792
58Samuel MeadREPWY$288,668
59Joseph TacheOTHMA$269,878
60Patrick SchmidtDEMKS$256,046
61Daira RodriguezDEMME$242,582
62Julian C BeaudionDEMSD$228,295
63Andre BauerREPSC$216,272
64Erik MurrayDEMKS$212,503
65Marshall C SanfordREPSC$206,237
66Christy DavisDEMKS$194,388
67Raymond Tyler McKayREPRI$180,468
68Robert LebovicsREPNJ$178,219
69Denny LaveREPID$170,735
70Karen BreslinDEMCO$165,312
71Noah TaylorDEMKS$161,738
72Michael S KatzREPDE$159,367
73James M. InhofeREPOK$154,687
74David CostelloDEMME$154,377
75Kim FaringtonREPVA$148,370
76Nicholas S. AlbaresDEMLA$143,284
77Mark BaisleyREPCO$138,210
78David Brock SmithREPOR$120,760
79John ShulliREPDE$118,334
80David Earl WilliamsREPVA$109,555
81Bryce ReevesREPVA$106,324
82Ty PinkinsINDMS$98,038
83Jeb LittleREPAR$92,532
84Larry E MarkerREPNM$92,011
85Brandon BrownDEMSC$85,649
86Gregory Lee LevyINDOH$80,348
87Nathan Alexander BechREPMA$80,010
88Alexander RikleenDEMMA$79,333
89Eric SkrmettaREPLA$67,750
90Paige LoudDEMME$60,562
91Joshua S RoyREPID$57,586
92Lorita DanielsDEMVA$57,160
93N'Kiyla Jasmine - Ann ThomasDEMOK$57,159
94Phillip RenchINDME$55,500
95Kyle Odonnell FreemanDEMSC$54,269
96Jason HartDEMKS$51,403
97Rachel Lee Fetty AndersonDEMWV$49,913
98Alex ZdanREPNJ$48,322
99Ronald E Kincaid Jr.DEMOH$46,619
100C.l. Chuck Smith Jr.REPVA$45,715

About this list

Where does the candidate list come from?

From the Federal Election Commission. It lists every candidate for the U.S. House and Senate who is active in the 2026 cycle and has reported raising money, with totals from their latest filings. It updates daily.

What do incumbent, challenger and open seat mean?

An incumbent holds the seat now. A challenger is running against an incumbent. An open-seat candidate is running for a seat where the incumbent is not seeking re-election.

Where are the governor and mayor races?

On their own pages: 2026 Governor Races covers every state, and 2026 Mayoral Races covers the largest cities and the state capitals. Federal campaign filings cover only Congress, so those candidates come from state election records as tracked by Ballotpedia.

How do I see one state or district?

Use the filters above the list, or Find Your State for the members who hold those seats now.