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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
1Alexandria Ocasio-CortezDNew YorkRep.$32,607,754
2Hakeem S. JeffriesDNew YorkRep.$14,899,981
3Ro KhannaDCaliforniaRep.$13,761,491
4Eugene Simon VindmanDVirginiaRep.$12,355,664
5April McClain DelaneyDMarylandRep.$12,308,220
6Daniel S. GoldmanDNew YorkRep.$8,365,109
7Jasmine CrockettDTexasRep.$8,056,948
8Jamie RaskinDMarylandRep.$7,425,389
9Ritchie TorresDNew YorkRep.$6,908,655
10Marie Gluesenkamp PerezDWashingtonRep.$6,292,683
11Kristen McDonald RivetDMichiganRep.$5,644,876
12Thomas R. SuozziDNew YorkRep.$5,456,698
13Sarah McBrideDDelawareRep.$5,060,925
14Derek TranDCaliforniaRep.$4,981,277
15Josh RileyDNew YorkRep.$4,825,666
16Josh GottheimerDNew JerseyRep.$4,765,145
17Patrick RyanDNew YorkRep.$4,723,627
18Pete AguilarDCaliforniaRep.$4,722,835
19Greg LandsmanDOhioRep.$4,633,250
20Katherine M. ClarkDMassachusettsRep.$4,503,671
21Susie LeeDNevadaRep.$4,401,421
22Marcy KapturDOhioRep.$4,303,416
23Donald G. DavisDNorth CarolinaRep.$4,287,386
24Mike ThompsonDCaliforniaRep.$4,204,013
25Adam GrayDCaliforniaRep.$4,192,448
26Maggie GoodlanderDNew HampshireRep.$4,155,360
27Josh HarderDCaliforniaRep.$4,083,528
28George WhitesidesDCaliforniaRep.$3,963,530
29Raja KrishnamoorthiDIllinoisRep.$3,916,222
30Gabe VasquezDNew MexicoRep.$3,784,102
31Vicente GonzalezDTexasRep.$3,773,915
32Janelle S. BynumDOregonRep.$3,760,212
33Sharice DavidsDKansasRep.$3,690,440
34Jake AuchinclossDMassachusettsRep.$3,630,329
35Wesley BellDMissouriRep.$3,561,712
36Suzan K. DelBeneDWashingtonRep.$3,550,452
37Sam T. LiccardoDCaliforniaRep.$3,489,298
38Maxwell FrostDFloridaRep.$3,474,867
39Dave MinDCaliforniaRep.$3,381,161
40Steven HorsfordDNevadaRep.$3,350,563
41Debbie Wasserman SchultzDEMFL$3,300,107
42Doris O. MatsuiDCaliforniaRep.$3,192,087
43Jason CrowDColoradoRep.$3,177,447
44Mike LevinDCaliforniaRep.$3,164,023
45Emilia Strong SykesDOhioRep.$3,137,440
46Kim SchrierDWashingtonRep.$3,016,894
47Bradley Scott SchneiderDIllinoisRep.$3,006,863
48Jared MoskowitzDEMFL$2,998,428
49Jimmy PanettaDCaliforniaRep.$2,887,610
50Nikki BudzinskiDIllinoisRep.$2,885,018
51Adriano EspaillatDNew YorkRep.$2,856,234
52Christopher R. DeluzioDPennsylvaniaRep.$2,776,943
53James R. WalkinshawDVirginiaRep.$2,758,961
54Rashida TlaibDMichiganRep.$2,756,214
55Joe NeguseDColoradoRep.$2,742,281
56John B. LarsonDConnecticutRep.$2,733,260
57John W. MannionDNew YorkRep.$2,694,739
58Nellie PouDNew JerseyRep.$2,661,928
59Robert GarciaDCaliforniaRep.$2,615,120
60Brad ShermanDCaliforniaRep.$2,514,330
61Pramila JayapalDWashingtonRep.$2,502,816
62Nancy PelosiDCaliforniaRep.$2,465,830
63Richard E. NealDMassachusettsRep.$2,462,685
64Brendan F. BoyleDPennsylvaniaRep.$2,451,958
65Lauren UnderwoodDIllinoisRep.$2,417,082
66Frank J. MrvanDIndianaRep.$2,386,268
67Kathy CastorDFloridaRep.$2,337,999
68Hillary J. ScholtenDMichiganRep.$2,329,122
69Timothy M. KennedyDNew YorkRep.$2,310,288
70Adelita S. GrijalvaDArizonaRep.$2,285,639
71Lois J. FrankelDEMFL$2,276,254
72Eric SorensenDIllinoisRep.$2,233,676
73Henry CuellarDTexasRep.$2,231,952
74Frank PalloneDNew JerseyRep.$2,214,837
75Bill FosterDIllinoisRep.$2,180,937
76Darren SotoDFloridaRep.$2,157,834
77LaMonica McIverDNew JerseyRep.$2,136,938
78Donald S. BeyerDVirginiaRep.$2,125,761
79Greg StantonDArizonaRep.$2,117,114
80Sean CastenDIllinoisRep.$2,108,920
81Raul RuizDCaliforniaRep.$2,093,907
82Rick LarsenDWashingtonRep.$2,038,786
83Grace MengDNew YorkRep.$2,034,045
84Terri A. SewellDAlabamaRep.$1,961,991
85Robert MenendezDNew JerseyRep.$1,958,766
86Adam SmithDWashingtonRep.$1,882,001
87Brittany PettersenDColoradoRep.$1,866,765
88Ted LieuDCaliforniaRep.$1,832,769
89Analilia MejiaDNew JerseyRep.$1,823,436
90Scott H. PetersDCaliforniaRep.$1,810,961
91Joseph D. MorelleDNew YorkRep.$1,786,904
92Chrissy HoulahanDPennsylvaniaRep.$1,763,415
93Gregory W. MeeksDNew YorkRep.$1,744,888
94Eric Michael SwalwellDEMCA$1,730,927
95Alexander GreenDEMTX$1,725,771
96Gabe AmoDRhode IslandRep.$1,725,081
97Zoe LofgrenDCaliforniaRep.$1,721,916
98Deborah K. RossDNorth CarolinaRep.$1,675,978
99Diana DeGetteDColoradoRep.$1,671,531
100Donald NorcrossDNew JerseyRep.$1,657,743

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.