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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
1Susan M. CollinsRMaineSenator$18,930,078
2Bill HagertyRTennesseeSenator$15,967,648
3Jon HustedROhioSenator$14,360,028
4John CornynRTexasSenator$14,261,514
5Tom CottonRArkansasSenator$13,601,049
6Bill CassidyRLouisianaSenator$13,597,915
7John C. Fleming Jr.REPLA$12,302,506
8Dan SullivanRAlaskaSenator$11,735,898
9Michael WhatleyREPNC$11,272,504
10Ashley MoodyRFloridaSenator$11,270,805
11Pete RickettsRNebraskaSenator$11,233,507
12Michael J RogersREPMI$10,898,177
13Ted CruzRTexasSenator$10,228,280
14Ashley Hinson ArenholzREPIA$10,217,845
15Garland Andy BarrREPKY$9,981,055
16Kevin HernREPOK$9,953,579
17John KennedyRLouisianaSenator$9,951,156
18Warren Kenneth Paxton Jr.REPTX$9,248,692
19Nate MorrisREPKY$8,631,719
20Michael A Collins Jr.REPGA$7,409,349
21Earl Leroy CarterREPGA$7,300,243
22Darline GrahamRSouth CarolinaSenator$6,766,156
23Shelley Moore CapitoRWest VirginiaSenator$6,488,843
24Julia LetlowREPLA$6,210,122
25Roger MarshallRKansasSenator$6,205,622
26Mark LynchREPSC$5,919,539
27Cindy Hyde-SmithRMississippiSenator$5,458,311
28Michele TafoyaREPMN$5,337,942
29Tim ScottRSouth CarolinaSenator$5,328,236
30Markwayne MullinREPOK$4,841,067
31Steve DainesRMontanaSenator$4,728,811
32Mike RoundsRSouth DakotaSenator$4,513,920
33Todd YoungRIndianaSenator$4,401,018
34John E SununuREPNH$4,180,252
35John ThuneRSouth DakotaSenator$4,141,900
36Rand PaulRKentuckySenator$3,928,654
37Felix Barry MooreREPAL$3,787,330
38Eric SchmittRMissouriSenator$3,340,312
39Marsha BlackburnRTennesseeSenator$3,087,690
40Bernie MorenoROhioSenator$2,734,381
41Cynthia M. LummisRWyomingSenator$2,718,017
42Katie Boyd BrittRAlabamaSenator$2,706,561
43Don TracyREPIL$2,459,890
44Harriet HagemanREPWY$2,435,023
45Mike LeeRUtahSenator$2,255,169
46Daniel CameronREPKY$2,254,283
47Scott P. BrownREPNH$2,150,452
48Wesley HuntREPTX$2,129,887
49Rodney WalkerREPAL$2,015,963
50Joni ErnstRIowaSenator$2,002,592
51Kurt AlmeREPMT$1,984,861
52Jared HudsonREPAL$1,920,539
53Josh HawleyRMissouriSenator$1,696,758
54Rick ScottRFloridaSenator$1,582,501
55John DeatonREPMA$1,561,360
56John BarrassoRWyomingSenator$1,554,352
57Tim SheehyRMontanaSenator$1,524,206
58Adam SchwarzeREPMN$1,502,705
59Jeannie EvansREPIL$1,308,510
60Jerry MoranRKansasSenator$1,301,304
61Steven T MarshallREPAL$1,298,351
62Lisa MurkowskiRAlaskaSenator$1,287,064
63Kathy W SeidenREPLA$1,202,191
64Kevin CramerRNorth DakotaSenator$1,139,407
65Ron JohnsonRWisconsinSenator$1,087,713
66Paul DansREPSC$1,081,244
67Jonathan Derrick EvansREPWV$1,062,145
68James LankfordROklahomaSenator$988,742
69Ralph NormanREPSC$934,892
70Deb FischerRNebraskaSenator$831,700
71Julie Cathryn EmersonREPLA$728,875
72Royce WhiteREPMN$661,620
73Thomas Edward Willis IIREPWV$641,739
74Sarah Anne AdlakhaREPMS$566,184
75John KingREPGA$563,078
76John BoozmanRArkansasSenator$507,949
77Russell FryREPSC$495,027
78James CarlinREPIA$494,420
79Janak JoshiREPCO$485,987
80Bert K MizusawaREPVA$418,742
81John HoevenRNorth DakotaSenator$389,847
82Darline GrahamREPSC$346,783
83George Washington V MarkertREPCO$315,360
84Samuel MeadREPWY$288,668
85Don BrownREPNC$224,689
86Tom WeilerREPMN$220,514
87Mitch McConnellRKentuckySenator$217,447
88Andre BauerREPSC$216,272
89Marshall C SanfordREPSC$206,237
90Casimer ChlebekREPIL$202,000
91Raymond Tyler McKayREPRI$180,468
92Robert LebovicsREPNJ$178,219
93Denny LaveREPID$170,735
94Michael S KatzREPDE$159,367
95James M. InhofeREPOK$154,687
96Kim FaringtonREPVA$148,370
97Mark BaisleyREPCO$138,210
98David W HannREPMN$133,465
99David Brock SmithREPOR$120,760
100John ShulliREPDE$118,334

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.