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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
1Mike JohnsonRLouisianaRep.$20,976,864
2Steve ScaliseRLouisianaRep.$10,638,030
3Tom EmmerRMinnesotaRep.$9,786,064
4Elijah CraneRArizonaRep.$9,481,428
5Thomas MassieRKentuckyRep.$8,837,697
6Young KimRCaliforniaRep.$8,837,239
7Michael LawlerRNew YorkRep.$8,172,046
8Derrick Van OrdenRWisconsinRep.$7,526,052
9Mariannette Miller-MeeksRIowaRep.$7,208,271
10Brian K. FitzpatrickRPennsylvaniaRep.$6,734,931
11Tom BarrettRMichiganRep.$6,306,828
12Juan CiscomaniRArizonaRep.$6,172,867
13Ken CalvertREPCA$6,142,469
14Jennifer A. KiggansRVirginiaRep.$5,954,338
15Nicholas J. BegichRAlaskaRep.$5,470,446
16Bryan SteilRWisconsinRep.$5,467,777
17Gabe EvansRColoradoRep.$5,393,673
18Monica De La CruzRTexasRep.$5,273,960
19Jason SmithRMissouriRep.$5,264,183
20Rudy YakymRIndianaRep.$5,246,030
21Lisa C. McClainRMichiganRep.$5,242,309
22Robert P. BresnahanRPennsylvaniaRep.$5,234,586
23Scott PerryRPennsylvaniaRep.$5,194,925
24Elise M. StefanikRNew YorkRep.$5,000,243
25David G. ValadaoRCaliforniaRep.$4,927,602
26Thomas H. KeanRNew JerseyRep.$4,892,807
27Zachary NunnRIowaRep.$4,869,249
28Jim JordanROhioRep.$4,774,322
29Brett GuthrieRKentuckyRep.$4,707,593
30Jake EllzeyRTexasRep.$4,660,385
31J. French HillRArkansasRep.$4,421,510
32Ryan MackenzieRPennsylvaniaRep.$4,357,405
33Brian J. MastRFloridaRep.$4,308,890
34Brandon GillRTexasRep.$4,217,213
35Guy ReschenthalerRPennsylvaniaRep.$4,209,644
36Bill HuizengaRMichiganRep.$4,093,991
37Robert J. WittmanRVirginiaRep.$4,053,142
38Ronny JacksonRTexasRep.$4,036,265
39Tom ColeROklahomaRep.$3,827,891
40Lalota NickREPNY$3,795,307
41Darin LaHoodRIllinoisRep.$3,672,739
42Jeff HurdRColoradoRep.$3,552,599
43Ann WagnerRMissouriRep.$3,528,095
44Andrew R. GarbarinoRNew YorkRep.$3,513,016
45Mike CareyROhioRep.$3,299,679
46Anna Paulina LunaRFloridaRep.$3,233,312
47Richard HudsonRNorth CarolinaRep.$3,215,341
48August PflugerRTexasRep.$3,189,023
49Claudia TenneyRNew YorkRep.$2,763,139
50Nicole MalliotakisRNew YorkRep.$2,750,505
51Dan CrenshawRTexasRep.$2,735,888
52Bruce WestermanRArkansasRep.$2,562,973
53Beth Van DuyneRTexasRep.$2,540,738
54Blake MooreREPUT$2,536,636
55Kevin HernROklahomaRep.$2,512,712
56Tim BurchettRTennesseeRep.$2,428,734
57Jefferson ShreveRIndianaRep.$2,426,805
58John JoyceRPennsylvaniaRep.$2,418,119
59Mike FloodRNebraskaRep.$2,368,910
60Gregory F. MurphyRNorth CarolinaRep.$2,357,956
61Laurel M. LeeRFloridaRep.$2,346,664
62Charles J. "Chuck" FleischmannRTennesseeRep.$2,330,803
63Nicholas A. LangworthyRNew YorkRep.$2,326,405
64Andy HarrisRMarylandRep.$2,319,668
65Matt Van EppsRTennesseeRep.$2,300,690
66Ernest Anthony Tony Gonzales IIREPTX$2,270,926
67David KustoffRTennesseeRep.$2,232,874
68Jeff CrankRColoradoRep.$2,177,288
69Aaron BeanRFloridaRep.$2,163,376
70Max L. MillerROhioRep.$2,142,562
71Mike D. RogersRAlabamaRep.$2,133,554
72Troy DowningRMontanaRep.$2,127,927
73Darrell IssaRCaliforniaRep.$2,090,221
74Julia LetlowRLouisianaRep.$2,078,841
75Mario Diaz-BalartRFloridaRep.$2,060,782
76Brian JackRGeorgiaRep.$2,045,913
77Kat CammackRFloridaRep.$2,045,294
78Brad FinstadRMinnesotaRep.$2,030,569
79Maria Elvira SalazarRFloridaRep.$1,999,399
80Pete StauberRMinnesotaRep.$1,996,898
81David RouzerRNorth CarolinaRep.$1,990,423
82Stephanie I. BiceROklahomaRep.$1,943,507
83Jefferson Van DrewRNew JerseyRep.$1,930,058
84Jack BergmanRMichiganRep.$1,917,574
85Daniel MeuserRPennsylvaniaRep.$1,903,078
86James ComerRKentuckyRep.$1,899,533
87Steve WomackRArkansasRep.$1,871,761
88Erin HouchinRIndianaRep.$1,856,572
89Ron EstesRKansasRep.$1,855,035
90Glenn ThompsonRPennsylvaniaRep.$1,851,459
91Vince FongRCaliforniaRep.$1,849,356
92Clay FullerRGeorgiaRep.$1,846,892
93H. Morgan GriffithRVirginiaRep.$1,828,839
94Mike HaridopolosRFloridaRep.$1,824,838
95Sam GravesRMissouriRep.$1,806,361
96Nathaniel MoranRTexasRep.$1,797,848
97Adrian SmithRNebraskaRep.$1,777,414
98Craig A. GoldmanRTexasRep.$1,756,535
99Carol D. MillerRWest VirginiaRep.$1,746,898
100Troy BaldersonROhioRep.$1,743,281

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.