U.S. Senate — 2026 General Elections: All Funding, Every Race
35 races on the November 3, 2026 ballot (33 regular elections and 2 special elections) · one full funding page per race
Last updated October 8, 2026, 7:57 PM ET (oldest race page October 8, 2026, 5:18 PM ET)
Independent expenditures current through October 8, 2026 (earliest race: September 30, 2026); campaign finances are cycle-to-date as reported to the FEC — see each race page for its own dates.
Scope: money deployed in each general election — independent expenditures disseminated after that state's primary (or convention), once both nominees were set, plus each campaign's cycle-to-date spending. Every figure below is the headline from the race's own page; the race page carries the full tables, the row-by-row ledger, and its scope notes.
§1 · All races
Sorted by total money deployed (outside money benefiting either candidate + both campaigns' cycle-to-date spending). "Outside, benefiting" = independent expenditures supporting the candidate + those opposing the opponent, general-election window only. Candidates are listed Republican first, then the other principal candidate; see each race page for third candidates.
| State | Candidates | Outside $ benefiting 1st candidate | Outside $ benefiting 2nd candidate | 1st campaign spent (cycle) | 2nd campaign spent (cycle) | Total deployed | IEs through |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas | Paxton (R) vs. Talarico (D) | $204,598,626 | $33,574,340 | $7,492,915 | $47,012,775 | $292,678,657 | October 8, 2026 |
| Ohio (special) | Husted (R) vs. Brown (D) | $127,256,600 | $57,644,867 | $4,940,716 | $22,336,493 | $212,178,676 | October 8, 2026 |
| Michigan | Rogers (R) vs. El-Sayed (D) | $82,100,057 | $39,773,307 | $6,680,643 | $11,961,573 | $140,515,581 | October 8, 2026 |
| Iowa | Hinson (R) vs. Turek (D) | $49,705,824 | $38,912,255 | $5,396,429 | $3,914,213 | $97,928,721 | October 8, 2026 |
| North Carolina | Whatley (R) vs. Cooper (D) | $43,884,877 | $26,995,238 | $7,810,806 | $14,258,222 | $92,949,143 | October 7, 2026 |
| Maine | Collins (R) vs. Jackson (D) | $42,214,268 | $26,303,307 | $7,708,021 | — | $76,225,596† | October 8, 2026 |
| Georgia | Collins (R) vs. Ossoff (D) | $15,142,540 | $12,657,744 | $5,932,538 | $39,682,882 | $73,415,704 | October 8, 2026 |
| Alaska | Sullivan (R) vs. Peltola (D) | $25,614,924 | $21,126,850 | $3,932,803 | $13,908,377 | $64,582,953 | October 8, 2026 |
| New Hampshire | Sununu (R) vs. Pappas (D) | $22,174,584 | $10,382,967 | $1,110,715 | $11,540,323 | $45,208,590 | October 8, 2026 |
| Nebraska | Ricketts (R) vs. Osborn (I) | $7,430,532 | $9,954,248 | $4,809,506 | $3,393,630 | $25,587,916 | October 8, 2026 |
| Montana | Alme (R) vs. Bodnar (I) | $3,916,018 | $9,055,097 | $534,142 | $2,260,371 | $15,765,629 | October 5, 2026 |
| Kansas | Marshall (R) vs. Hamilton (D) | $4,640,724 | $6,299,281 | $326,015 | $2,438,457 | $13,704,477 | October 7, 2026 |
| Florida (special) | Moody (R) vs. Nixon (D) | $7,326,265 | $2,735,214 | $2,779,629 | $709,866 | $13,550,975 | October 6, 2026 |
| Kentucky | Barr (R) vs. Booker (D) | $207,034 | $0 | $11,368,587 | $789,887 | $12,365,508 | October 1, 2026 |
| Minnesota | Tafoya (R) vs. Flanagan (DFL) | $394,644 | $1,380,888 | $3,965,545 | $5,458,744 | $11,199,821 | October 5, 2026 |
| South Carolina | Graham (R) vs. Andrews (D) | $2,013,953 | $864,047 | $95,351 | $6,684,746 | $9,658,096 | October 8, 2026 |
| Arkansas | Cotton (R) vs. Shoffner (D) | $3,515,225 | $0 | $3,752,101 | $1,405,536 | $8,672,862 | October 7, 2026 |
| Oklahoma | Hern (R) vs. Thomas (D) | $204,501 | $0 | $7,461,669 | $57,639 | $7,723,809 | October 6, 2026 |
| Virginia | Mizusawa (R) vs. Warner (D) | $0 | $10,506 | $328,750 | $7,327,844 | $7,667,100 | October 4, 2026 |
| Mississippi | Hyde-Smith (R) vs. Colom (D) | $494,528 | $3,825,849 | $1,759,323 | $1,537,875 | $7,617,575 | October 7, 2026 |
| Colorado | Baisley (R) vs. Hickenlooper (D) | $0 | $0 | $88,913 | $7,471,143 | $7,560,056 | — |
| Louisiana | Letlow (R) vs. Davis (D) | $1,145,685 | $0 | $4,783,049 | $1,504,444 | $7,433,178 | October 5, 2026 |
| New Jersey | Murphy (R) vs. Booker (D) | $1,060 | $0 | $26,297 | $7,000,887 | $7,028,244 | October 5, 2026 |
| Massachusetts | Deaton (R) vs. Markey (D) | $0 | $0 | $848,943 | $5,814,159 | $6,663,102 | — |
| Illinois | Tracy (R) vs. Stratton (D) | $0 | $0 | $947,466 | $4,798,641 | $5,746,107 | — |
| Tennessee | Hagerty (R) vs. Bradshaw (D) | $262,837 | $0 | $3,855,937 | $1,293 | $4,120,067 | October 6, 2026 |
| South Dakota | Rounds (R) vs. Bengs (I) | $779,611 | $0 | $2,309,816 | $730,644 | $3,820,072 | September 30, 2026 |
| Alabama | Moore (R) vs. Wess (D) | $358,565 | $0 | $3,284,673 | $62,272 | $3,705,510 | October 6, 2026 |
| West Virginia | Capito (R) vs. Fetty Anderson (D) | $259,334 | $0 | $2,558,310 | $34,780 | $2,852,424 | October 1, 2026 |
| Idaho | Risch (R) vs. Achilles (I) | $0 | $0 | $2,241,925 | $506,311 | $2,748,236 | — |
| New Mexico | Marker (R) vs. Luján (D) | $0 | $217,386 | $21,675 | $2,443,668 | $2,682,728 | October 5, 2026 |
| Wyoming | Hageman (R) vs. Byrd (D) | $62,994 | $0 | $2,402,617 | $23,293 | $2,488,903 | October 6, 2026 |
| Oregon | Brock Smith (R) vs. Merkley (D) | $0 | $0 | $91,781 | $1,979,569 | $2,071,350 | — |
| Rhode Island | McKay (R) vs. Reed (D) | $0 | $0 | $173,238 | $1,876,160 | $2,049,398 | — |
| Delaware | Katz (R) vs. Coons (D) | $0 | $231,764 | $60,954 | $1,559,897 | $1,852,616 | October 5, 2026 |
| All published races (35) | $947,650,963 outside | $344,368,417 campaigns | $1,292,019,379† | ||||
† Maine: Jackson's campaign has no FEC financial report on file yet (its spending is unknown, not zero — "—" above); the race page states when the first report is due. Totals marked † cover only the campaigns that have reported.
Campaign spending is each principal campaign committee's cycle-to-date total disbursements from the FEC candidate summary file (it includes primary-season spending; the outside-money columns do not). Where a race's page lists a scope caveat — a top-four general, a third funded candidate, a special election — the same caveat applies to its row here.
§2 · How these pages are built
Every race page is produced by one shared pipeline from the FEC's bulk files (independent expenditures, candidate and committee summaries, committee-to-candidate contributions, operating expenditures, individual contributions) and the committees' own filings on FEC docquery. The method is identical for every state; each race page documents it section by section in its own footnotes (§7.1–§7.15), and the methodology page covers the sources and the attribution rule. No figure on any of these pages comes from an estimate.
Related: all investigations.