INDIANA UPDATE: Beau Bayh’s fundraising haul keeps growing - now up to $3.65M, still holding the #2 spot in Indiana behind Gov. Mike Braun’s $4.1M.

Nearly $69 MILLION has flowed into Iowa politics so far this cycle. Rob Sand leads all candidates shown with $19.9M in contributions, nearly four times the $5.1M reported by the next candidate, Randy Feenstra.

North Carolina’s 2026 political expense is adding up fast: $135.6M in contributions $109.4M in expenditures Candidates have raised $66M, while committees have brought in nearly $70M.

More than $167 million has flowed into Virginia politics this cycle, but only $13.4 million has gone directly to candidates. Committees account for more than $154 million, led by Virginians for Fair Elections at $65.8 million.

More than $166M has already flowed through Washington politics in the 2026 cycle. Nearly $130M of it has gone to committees, while candidates account for $36.7M.

A familiar name is back in Indiana politics: Beau Bayh has raised $2.44M this cycle - the 2nd-highest total of any candidate in the state. See who's funding him → transparencyusa.org/in/candi…

Indiana's 2026 cycle so far: $67.7M raised, $48.3M spent. Republicans are pulling in nearly 3 out of every 4 dollars contributed statewide.

NEW: Kelly Ayotte is outraising her top Democratic rival nearly 7-to-1 in NH's governor race. $6.08M vs. $908K

North Carolina’s 2026 election cycle has already seen $135.6 MILLION in contributions. 💰 So far: $66M to candidates $69.6M to committees $109.4M in total expenditures

Michigan’s governor race is wide open - Whitmer is term-limited, and it’s a crowded field on both sides: 🔵 Top Democrat: Jocelyn Benson - $5.96M 🔴 Top Republican: John James - $4.49M Statewide this cycle: $138.3M raised, $207.5M spent.

Wyoming's 2026 cycle, by the numbers: 💰 $32M raised statewide, $31.2M spent 🔴 Republicans account for nearly all of it. Democratic fundraising barely registers Top fundraiser: Eric Barlow —> $1.67M raised, $1.48M spent

New Hampshire's governor race, 2026 cycle: 🔴 Kelly Ayotte - $3.69M raised, $1.4M spent 🔵 Cinde Warmington - $606K raised, $210K spent Statewide, NH campaigns have raised $24.35M and spent $13.37M this cycle. Over 70% of contributions going to Republicans.

Pennsylvania’s 2026 election cycle has already crossed a major milestone: $378 MILLION in contributions. So far: 📈 $378.1M contributed 💸 $403.7M spent 👤 Josh Shapiro leads candidates with $35M 🏛️ Students First PAC leads committees with $17.8M

Wisconsin's top political donors, tracked: 🔹 Elizabeth Uihlein — $24.7M 🔹 Richard Uihlein — $19.2M 🔹 Diane Hendricks — $12.9M 🔹 Elon Musk — $3M 🔹 George Soros — $2.77M

One company has put nearly $64 MILLION into Florida politics this cycle. Trulieve, a cannabis company, is the state's top contributor by a mile, outspending the next contributor (Jeff Yass, $11M) almost 6 to 1.

How do you spend $441 million in one election cycle? Ask Tom Steyer, who’s now spent nearly double what he’s even raised ($221M) in California, the biggest single-candidate outlay in the country.

IDAHO UPDATE: $3.2 Million - and it’s not a candidate. That’s what the Natural Medicine Alliance of Idaho PAC has raised this 2026 cycle. That is more than every single candidate in the state.

North Carolina’s #1 contributor this cycle isn’t a party or a company “Good Government Coalition” has given nearly $7 MILLION, more than any candidate in the state has raised.