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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
Filter:
#MemberPartyStateChamberTotal Raised
1Jon OssoffDGeorgiaSenator$97,986,263
2Mark KellyDArizonaSenator$40,775,023
3Cory A. BookerDNew JerseySenator$33,504,255
4Mark R. WarnerDVirginiaSenator$25,160,578
5Bernard SandersIVermontSenator$24,928,186
6Susan M. CollinsRMaineSenator$18,930,078
7Bill HagertyRTennesseeSenator$15,967,648
8Jon HustedROhioSenator$14,360,028
9John CornynRTexasSenator$14,261,514
10Tom CottonRArkansasSenator$13,601,049
11Bill CassidyRLouisianaSenator$13,597,915
12Christopher MurphyDConnecticutSenator$13,308,354
13Dan SullivanRAlaskaSenator$11,735,898
14Ashley MoodyRFloridaSenator$11,270,805
15Pete RickettsRNebraskaSenator$11,233,507
16John W. HickenlooperDColoradoSenator$10,285,376
17Ted CruzRTexasSenator$10,228,280
18John KennedyRLouisianaSenator$9,951,156
19Ben Ray LujánDNew MexicoSenator$8,277,478
20Edward J. MarkeyDMassachusettsSenator$8,051,970
21Jeff MerkleyDOregonSenator$7,893,849
22Christopher A. CoonsDDelawareSenator$6,897,138
23Darline GrahamRSouth CarolinaSenator$6,766,156
24Shelley Moore CapitoRWest VirginiaSenator$6,488,843
25Roger MarshallRKansasSenator$6,205,622
26Cindy Hyde-SmithRMississippiSenator$5,458,311
27Tim ScottRSouth CarolinaSenator$5,328,236
28Elissa SlotkinDMichiganSenator$5,242,247
29Tammy DuckworthDIllinoisSenator$5,148,750
30Markwayne MullinREPOK$4,841,067
31Steve DainesRMontanaSenator$4,728,811
32Mike RoundsRSouth DakotaSenator$4,513,920
33Jack ReedDRhode IslandSenator$4,468,936
34James E. RischRIdahoSenator$4,431,093
35Elizabeth WarrenDMassachusettsSenator$4,413,931
36Todd YoungRIndianaSenator$4,401,018
37Ruben GallegoDArizonaSenator$4,345,411
38John ThuneRSouth DakotaSenator$4,141,900
39Rand PaulRKentuckySenator$3,928,654
40Eric SchmittRMissouriSenator$3,340,312
41Marsha BlackburnRTennesseeSenator$3,087,690
42Tammy BaldwinDWisconsinSenator$2,823,441
43Patty MurrayDWashingtonSenator$2,800,144
44Bernie MorenoROhioSenator$2,734,381
45Cynthia M. LummisRWyomingSenator$2,718,017
46Katie Boyd BrittRAlabamaSenator$2,706,561
47Margaret Wood HassanDNew HampshireSenator$2,539,768
48Amy KlobucharDMinnesotaSenator$2,516,029
49John FettermanDPennsylvaniaSenator$2,313,558
50Mike LeeRUtahSenator$2,255,169
51Catherine Cortez MastoDNevadaSenator$2,219,394
52Joni ErnstRIowaSenator$2,002,592
53Chris Van HollenDEMDC$1,973,280
54Josh HawleyRMissouriSenator$1,696,758
55Andy KimDNew JerseySenator$1,659,590
56Ron WydenDOregonSenator$1,615,078
57Rick ScottRFloridaSenator$1,582,501
58John BarrassoRWyomingSenator$1,554,352
59Tim SheehyRMontanaSenator$1,524,206
60Alex PadillaDCaliforniaSenator$1,502,700
61Brian SchatzDHawaiiSenator$1,484,359
62Jacky RosenDNevadaSenator$1,473,353
63Martin HeinrichDNew MexicoSenator$1,459,066
64Jerry MoranRKansasSenator$1,301,304
65Lisa MurkowskiRAlaskaSenator$1,287,064
66Kevin CramerRNorth DakotaSenator$1,139,407
67Ron JohnsonRWisconsinSenator$1,087,713
68Lisa Blunt RochesterDDelawareSenator$1,016,908
69Charles E. SchumerDNew YorkSenator$990,636
70James LankfordROklahomaSenator$988,742
71Deb FischerRNebraskaSenator$831,700
72Maria CantwellDWashingtonSenator$789,841
73Tim KaineDVirginiaSenator$787,828
74Richard BlumenthalDConnecticutSenator$612,252
75Mazie K. HironoDHawaiiSenator$562,723
76John BoozmanRArkansasSenator$507,949
77Sheldon WhitehouseDRhode IslandSenator$500,288
78John HoevenRNorth DakotaSenator$389,847
79Peter WelchDVermontSenator$218,690
80Mitch McConnellRKentuckySenator$217,447
81Michael F. BennetDColoradoSenator$213,775
82Jeanne ShaheenDNew HampshireSenator$172,667
83Richard J. DurbinDIllinoisSenator$80,463
84James C. JusticeRWest VirginiaSenator$79,578
85Angus S. KingIMaineSenator$64,111
86Tina SmithDMinnesotaSenator$48,764

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.