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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
2Susan M. CollinsRMaineSenator$18,930,078
3Bill HagertyRTennesseeSenator$15,967,648
4Jon HustedROhioSenator$14,360,028
5John CornynRTexasSenator$14,261,514
6Tom CottonRArkansasSenator$13,601,049
7Bill CassidyRLouisianaSenator$13,597,915
8Dan SullivanRAlaskaSenator$11,735,898
9Ashley MoodyRFloridaSenator$11,270,805
10Pete RickettsRNebraskaSenator$11,233,507
11Steve ScaliseRLouisianaRep.$10,638,030
12Ted CruzRTexasSenator$10,228,280
13John KennedyRLouisianaSenator$9,951,156
14Tom EmmerRMinnesotaRep.$9,786,064
15Elijah CraneRArizonaRep.$9,481,428
16Thomas MassieRKentuckyRep.$8,837,697
17Young KimRCaliforniaRep.$8,837,239
18Michael LawlerRNew YorkRep.$8,172,046
19Derrick Van OrdenRWisconsinRep.$7,526,052
20Mariannette Miller-MeeksRIowaRep.$7,208,271
21Darline GrahamRSouth CarolinaSenator$6,766,156
22Brian K. FitzpatrickRPennsylvaniaRep.$6,734,931
23Shelley Moore CapitoRWest VirginiaSenator$6,488,843
24Tom BarrettRMichiganRep.$6,306,828
25Roger MarshallRKansasSenator$6,205,622
26Juan CiscomaniRArizonaRep.$6,172,867
27Ken CalvertREPCA$6,142,469
28Jennifer A. KiggansRVirginiaRep.$5,954,338
29Nicholas J. BegichRAlaskaRep.$5,470,446
30Bryan SteilRWisconsinRep.$5,467,777
31Cindy Hyde-SmithRMississippiSenator$5,458,311
32Gabe EvansRColoradoRep.$5,393,673
33Tim ScottRSouth CarolinaSenator$5,328,236
34Monica De La CruzRTexasRep.$5,273,960
35Jason SmithRMissouriRep.$5,264,183
36Rudy YakymRIndianaRep.$5,246,030
37Lisa C. McClainRMichiganRep.$5,242,309
38Robert P. BresnahanRPennsylvaniaRep.$5,234,586
39Scott PerryRPennsylvaniaRep.$5,194,925
40Elise M. StefanikRNew YorkRep.$5,000,243
41David G. ValadaoRCaliforniaRep.$4,927,602
42Thomas H. KeanRNew JerseyRep.$4,892,807
43Zachary NunnRIowaRep.$4,869,249
44Markwayne MullinREPOK$4,841,067
45Jim JordanROhioRep.$4,774,322
46Steve DainesRMontanaSenator$4,728,811
47Brett GuthrieRKentuckyRep.$4,707,593
48Jake EllzeyRTexasRep.$4,660,385
49Mike RoundsRSouth DakotaSenator$4,513,920
50J. French HillRArkansasRep.$4,421,510
51Todd YoungRIndianaSenator$4,401,018
52Ryan MackenzieRPennsylvaniaRep.$4,357,405
53Brian J. MastRFloridaRep.$4,308,890
54Brandon GillRTexasRep.$4,217,213
55Guy ReschenthalerRPennsylvaniaRep.$4,209,644
56John ThuneRSouth DakotaSenator$4,141,900
57Bill HuizengaRMichiganRep.$4,093,991
58Robert J. WittmanRVirginiaRep.$4,053,142
59Ronny JacksonRTexasRep.$4,036,265
60Rand PaulRKentuckySenator$3,928,654
61Tom ColeROklahomaRep.$3,827,891
62Lalota NickREPNY$3,795,307
63Darin LaHoodRIllinoisRep.$3,672,739
64Jeff HurdRColoradoRep.$3,552,599
65Ann WagnerRMissouriRep.$3,528,095
66Andrew R. GarbarinoRNew YorkRep.$3,513,016
67Eric SchmittRMissouriSenator$3,340,312
68Mike CareyROhioRep.$3,299,679
69Anna Paulina LunaRFloridaRep.$3,233,312
70Richard HudsonRNorth CarolinaRep.$3,215,341
71August PflugerRTexasRep.$3,189,023
72Marsha BlackburnRTennesseeSenator$3,087,690
73Claudia TenneyRNew YorkRep.$2,763,139
74Nicole MalliotakisRNew YorkRep.$2,750,505
75Dan CrenshawRTexasRep.$2,735,888
76Bernie MorenoROhioSenator$2,734,381
77Cynthia M. LummisRWyomingSenator$2,718,017
78Katie Boyd BrittRAlabamaSenator$2,706,561
79Bruce WestermanRArkansasRep.$2,562,973
80Beth Van DuyneRTexasRep.$2,540,738
81Blake MooreREPUT$2,536,636
82Kevin HernROklahomaRep.$2,512,712
83Tim BurchettRTennesseeRep.$2,428,734
84Jefferson ShreveRIndianaRep.$2,426,805
85John JoyceRPennsylvaniaRep.$2,418,119
86Mike FloodRNebraskaRep.$2,368,910
87Gregory F. MurphyRNorth CarolinaRep.$2,357,956
88Laurel M. LeeRFloridaRep.$2,346,664
89Charles J. "Chuck" FleischmannRTennesseeRep.$2,330,803
90Nicholas A. LangworthyRNew YorkRep.$2,326,405
91Andy HarrisRMarylandRep.$2,319,668
92Matt Van EppsRTennesseeRep.$2,300,690
93Ernest Anthony Tony Gonzales IIREPTX$2,270,926
94Mike LeeRUtahSenator$2,255,169
95David KustoffRTennesseeRep.$2,232,874
96Jeff CrankRColoradoRep.$2,177,288
97Aaron BeanRFloridaRep.$2,163,376
98Max L. MillerROhioRep.$2,142,562
99Mike D. RogersRAlabamaRep.$2,133,554
100Troy DowningRMontanaRep.$2,127,927

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.